Sharing a culinary experience makes a meal even more enjoyable: welcome to the “Achtele” Wine Bar!
In the stylish and cosy ambience of our restaurant you can enjoy imaginative culinary creations lovingly and artfully prepared with fresh local ingredients. In our restaurant both hotel guests and non-residents are welcome.
Homemade Food
Our wine-pickled white cabbage, “sauerkraut” and red cabbage are particularly praised by our guests. We even craft the vinegar so we can offer you in our restaurant homemade white wine vinegar, red wine vinegar and raspberry vinegar. A wide variety of jams, made in summer, sweetens the breakfast served at the Stäfeli. In autumn Heinz Brink and our head chef Andi Rumpf are busy to fill the larder for wintertime. The game supplied by local hunters is transformed into ragout and game stock and the meat is cut into medallions. Hearty lard, fine pork meat and oven-smoked bacon are produced from local Alpine pigs.
Fondue Dinner
Once a week in winter, we offer our hotel guests a fondue for dinner. You are served as delicious “Fondue Chinoise”, including veal and beef tenderloin and chicken breast, which are cooked in a strong beef stock. With that we serve savoury and spicy sauces, salads, steamed potatoes, French fries, garlic bread and paprika. And after the meal you can sip the soup refined with cherry. Hhhhhmmmm! Upon prior reservation, we also serve the “Fondue Chinoise” for groups.
Receptions and celebrations at “Achtele” Wine Bar
Are you looking for a suitable venue for your reception? Our Achtele provides a fine setting, delicious menus and finest wines for your birthday party, wedding reception or your corporate event. We will be delighted to provide catering for your special occasion. Our restaurant is a perfect venue, offering 45 places in the dining room and 10 places at the bar. Feel free to contact us for further information!
Contact
Zug 525 | 6764 Lech am Arlberg | T +43 (0) 5583 39370 or +43 664 388 32 82 | info@staefeli.at
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