Café-Restaurant Rudolfshof

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About Café-Restaurant Rudolfshof

The Rudolfshof at Gaminger Berg 5 is an excursion restaurant in the woods above Baden, with a garden, terrace and a view over the town to the Leithagebirge. The menu features traditional Austrian home cooking and game from its own hunt, and the restaurant is run by Jürgen Grasmuck and his family.

What is served

  • Game: venison ragout, breaded venison schnitzel, hare grandmother's style, pheasant breast and home-made game dumplings
  • Viennese cuisine: cordon bleu, stuffed pork loin, Styrian fried chicken, roast duck leg
  • Fish from nearby: carp and char fillet from Gut Dornau in Leobersdorf, for example the char fillet with parsley potatoes for 23.40 euros
  • Vegetarian and vegan: cheese spätzle, pumpkin vegetables with sheep's cheese, porcini and cheese patties and vegan spaghetti bolognese
  • Sweet dishes: Kaiserschmarrn, Buchteln, quark and nougat dumplings and Palatschinken

Almost all main courses are also available as a smaller portion, which is 3 euros cheaper. For children up to 13 there are separate dishes, such as the children's schnitzel with chips for 9.70 euros. There is also a daily set menu, which is posted on the website.

Where the ingredients come from

According to the menu, only meat from Austria is served. Beef and pork come from the butcher Hoppel in Berndorf, the eggs from Guntramsdorf, the organic potatoes from the Bucklige Welt, and apple and grape juice from the Schöller family in the Traisental.

Celebrations at the Rudolfshof

For birthdays, company celebrations and weddings there is a hall on the first floor for 30 to 80 people, a salon for up to 40 and the whole restaurant for around 120 guests. In the warmer months, weddings can also be held outdoors. The restaurant does not charge room hire, but a minimum spend applies in the high season. Everything else is in the banquet folder on the website.

A house with a history

The town of Baden built the forest inn in 1881. It was actually supposed to be called Berghof, after the old estate of the Carthusians of Gaming, but then the wedding of Crown Prince Rudolf to Archduchess Stephanie intervened. Reservations are by phone only.

Automatically translated from German.

Compiled by our editorial team.

Frequently asked questions about Café-Restaurant Rudolfshof

Where is Café-Restaurant Rudolfshof?

The business is located at Gaminger Berg 5, 2500 Baden. You can open directions via the map link.

How can I contact Café-Restaurant Rudolfshof?

You can contact Café-Restaurant Rudolfshof by phone on 02252 209203 or via the website www.rudolfshof.at.

When is Café-Restaurant Rudolfshof open?

Café-Restaurant Rudolfshof is open at the following times: Wed–Sun 10:00–18:00. Hours may differ on public holidays or change at short notice – if in doubt, please check directly with the business.

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