Located on the main pedestrianised street through Vaduz, Café Wolf is a café/restaurant/bar. We were feeling like a coffee, and as it started to drizzle as we were walking by it seemed the perfect opportunity to stop.
We grabbed a table outside under a large umbrella. A friendly waitress came over and we asked for a menu as we wanted to see what cakes were on offer. After some confusion we established that there was no menu (apart from the lunch/dinner menu) and that the Apple Strudel, which was being advertised as a special, was not available as the chef wasn't working that morning.
Favorite Dish: In the end we ordered coffee and Chris sampled some sort of cream filled pastry/cake with fruit on top. It seemed to go down ok. The rain stopped and we moved on.
Updated Apr 4, 2011
Address: Stadtle 29, 9490 Vaduz
Phone: +423 232 23 21
Wanting to have some lunch before ending our brief visit to Vaduz and Liechtenstein, we decided to eat at the Old Castle Inn, based on HORSCHECK's recommendation.
As it was a warm day we chose to sit out on the front covered terrace. The only issue with this was that we seemed to be surrounded by people smoking.
Favorite Dish: Initially we were tempted by the 'Menu of the Day', but decided we didn't want to eat that much, so just had one course each. We ordered a couple of different panini's, and a Wienerschnitzel with chips.
The food was nothing special, but filled the gap, and prices were cheaper than some of the other menus we had looked at whilst walking around the town.
Service was cheerful, and the Old Castle Inn is located conveniently close to the bus stop to catch a ride back to Switzerland.
Written Jul 28, 2008
Address: Aulestrasse 22, 9490 Vaduz
Phone: +423 232 10 65
One of the restaurant I can think of: wonderful dishes served with style. Simple with only a hint of an innovative touch - and all prepared with the freshest ingredients on the market - often with locally made products and meat from home breeders.
There's also an endless selection of wines - including delicious local wines.
Favorite Dish: The food was all memorable (expensively memorable)... in particular the asparagus soup with the finest iranian caviar.
However it's the dessert that we found a real killer... the largest chocolate souffle that you could ever imagine. It's worth the announced 40 minutes wait - but I dare you finish it.
Updated May 19, 2006
Address: Städtle 21, FL-9494 Vaduz
Phone: 423 232 22 22
Website: http://www.hotel-real.li
Vaduz has some restaurants with very good ambience and foods. They attend you rapidly and always smilying.
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Vaduz is the capital town of Liechtenstein, a principality of central Europe between Switzerland, and Austria. Their principal landmark is the Castle of Vaduz where live the Prince Family,
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Vaduz is the capital of the principality of Liechtenstein. It is one of the few capitals in the world not to have an airport or train station. Even so, it is very popular with tourist who, like us,......
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The castle actually looks more impressive when seen from below, from the centre of town. Unfortunately that side of the castle had scaffolds when I visited, so the best view available was on the other...
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