LÖWENGRUBE RESTAURANT - WINEBAR

document from 1543. The foundation walls of the cellar date back to most probably 1208.
Ever since its first days the Löwengrube has been a lively meeting point for locals and travellers. The neo gothic wine cellar – with the frsco paintings of Alfred Stolz – is a bearing witness to history.
Today the guest house Löwengrube is glowing in its new look. Frescos, art nouveau tiled stoves, ancient stone staircases and old, worn handrails, combined with stainless steel and brushed wood: spread across three floors these features – in harmony with the linear furniture and the highly interesting design – create a unique and interesting “trattoria” atmosphere.
Chef Michael Meister and his young crew creates traditional south-tyrolean dishes, light Mediterranean delicacies and fancy menus for the most demanding food connoisseurs. And the matching wines are to choose from 600 different labels.
Time to enjoy a good glass of wine, a different sort of business lunch or just a dinner with friends…feeling at ease and enjoying the unique atmosphere is what really matters here at the Löwengrube.

Glad to surprise you.
Yours
Helmuth Geier and Team