
Trentino-Alto Adige, Austria
Spinach Dumplings
Spinatknödel
Dumplings made with spinach and cheese or bread, bright green color with good spinach flavor, served with brown butter, a savory variety.
western-europe
Explore 146 foods connected to Austria, from everyday staples to rare local specialties.

Start with Spinach Dumplings →
The local shortlist
10 editor-selected foods for understanding the place through what people eat.
Open the guide →
The full directory
146 foods in this view. Filter by category, type, rarity, or search every recorded name.

Trentino-Alto Adige, Austria
Spinatknödel
Dumplings made with spinach and cheese or bread, bright green color with good spinach flavor, served with brown butter, a savory variety.

Salzburg, Austria
Stiegl Goldbräu
Classic lager from Salzburg's oldest brewery, founded 1492, balanced malt and hops with clean finish, a beloved Austrian beer, traditional and refreshing.

Austria
Partially fermented grape must, cloudy and slightly effervescent, a seasonal autumn drink signaling the start of wine harvest, fresh and sweet-tart.

Styria, Austria
Steirischer Kren
Protected Styrian horseradish is a fresh root with a sharp aroma, grated at the table rather than treated as a generic sauce.

Styria, Austria
Steirisches Wurzelfleisch
Pork pot roast from Styria, served with grated apple, horseradish, and caraway potatoes, tender pork with fresh horseradish-apple mixture, a regional favorite.

Styria, Austria
Steirisches Kürbiskernöl
Dark green pumpkin seed oil from Styria with PGI protection, made from shellless pumpkin seeds, distinctive nutty flavor, a legendary Austrian ingredient.

Styria, Austria
Steirische Käferbohne
Runner bean from Styria, often served in salad with pumpkin seed oil, a regional specialty, fresh beans with proper preparation, traditional and regional.

Vorarlberg, Austria
Sura Kees is a young Montafon sour-milk cheese with a soft, moist curd and a clean lactic tang.

Austria
Wurstsalat
A cold salad of julienned cervelat or Lyoner sausage, Emmentaler, onions, pickles and vinaigrette, a lunch-counter standard across German Switzerland.

Vienna, Austria
Boiled beef simmered with root vegetables and spices, served with apple-horseradish sauce and clear broth, a classic Viennese imperial dish.

Tyrol, Austria
Tiroler Käsesuppe melts mountain cheese into onion-seasoned stock, often thickened with bread and finished with chives.

Austria
Topfengolatschen are square puff-pastry pockets filled with sweetened quark, lemon and vanilla.

Vienna, Austria
Trześniewski Brötchen are small open-faced rye sandwiches from Vienna topped with finely mixed savoury spreads.

Tyrol, Austria
Tiroler Almkäse
Protected cheese made on Tyrolean alpine pastures; its seasonal setting distinguishes it from Tiroler Bergkäse.

Tyrol, Austria
Tiroler Speck
Dry-salted, cold-smoked bacon from Tyrol, aged in Alpine air, PGI-protected, lightly smoked and air-dried, a legendary Austrian ingredient.

Tyrol, Austria
Speckknödel
Tyrolean bacon dumplings made from bread, smoked bacon, onion, and herbs, served in broth or as a dry plate.

Tyrol, Austria
Kiachln
Fried dough discs from Tyrol, often served with sauerkraut or as a sweet with jam, crispy exterior not greasy, a simple Alpine specialty, traditional.

Tyrol, Austria
Tiroler Graukäse
A lean Tyrolean sour-milk cheese with a grey-green ripened surface and pungent, crumbly character.

Tyrol, Austria
Tiroler Bergkäse
Protected Tyrolean hard or semi-hard Alpine cow’s-milk cheese with a firm paste, natural rind, and nutty maturation.

Tyrol, Austria
Tiroler Gröstl
Tyrolean hash of fried potatoes, bacon, onions, and leftover beef, topped with fried eggs, a thrifty Alpine classic, crispy and hearty.

Tyrol, Austria
Schlutzkrapfen
Semi-circular stuffed pasta from Tyrol, filled with spinach, ricotta, and potato, served with brown butter and Parmesan, thin dough, a Tyrolean specialty.

Austria
Vanillekipferl
Crescent-shaped vanilla cookies with ground nuts, coated in vanilla sugar, the quintessential Austrian Christmas cookie, buttery and crumbly, festive.

Styria, Austria
Styrian spread made from chopped cold-smoked bacon, lard, garlic, and salt, good smoky flavor, a key component of Brettljause, traditional.

Vienna, Austria
Frankfurter Würstel
Parboiled pork sausage, lightly smoked, traditionally served in pairs, a staple at Austrian Würstelstands, good snap with mild flavor, iconic.

Vienna, Austria
Palatschinken
Thin pancakes similar to French crêpes, filled with jam, custard, or savory ingredients, thin and delicate, a beloved Austrian dessert, versatile.

Vienna, Austria
Backhendl
Backhendl is jointed chicken fried in a crisp breadcrumb coat, a Viennese specialty with a long-established southern German tradition.

Vienna, Austria
Wiener Saftgulasch
Austrian beef goulash with thick, smooth gravy made from lean beef, onions, paprika, and spices, served with bread or dumplings, richer than Hungarian.

Vienna, Austria
Wiener Melange
The classic Viennese coffee: espresso with steamed milk and milk foam, similar to cappuccino but with extra hot water, a coffeehouse icon, legendary.

Vorarlberg, Austria
Vorarlberger Alpkäse
Seasonal Vorarlberg alpine-pasture cheese made during summer grazing, distinct from the region’s Bergkäse.

Vorarlberg, Austria
Vorarlberger Bergkäse is a firm alpine cow-milk cheese with a dense cut, small eyes and nutty flavour that deepens with age.

Lower Austria, Austria
Wachauer Marille
Protected apricots from Wachau Valley with PDO protection, known for exceptional flavor and aroma due to unique microclimate, a legendary Austrian fruit.

Lower Austria, Austria
Waldviertler Graumohn
Protected Waldviertel grey poppy seed has high oil content and a mild, nutty flavour, sold as seed or used in named pastries.

Austria
Weichselstrudel rolls sour cherries with sugar and crumbs in thin pastry, balancing tart juice against a crisp crust.

Vienna, Austria
Veal Schnitzel
Austria's national dish: thin, breaded, pan-fried veal cutlet with golden crispy crust, served with lemon, lingonberry jam, and potato salad.

Austria
G'spritzter
Austria's most popular long drink: white wine mixed with sparkling soda water, classic 1:1 ratio, quality wine base, refreshing and social, iconic.

Austria
Germknödel
Steamed yeast dumpling filled with plum jam (Powidl), topped with melted butter and poppy seeds, light and airy, a beloved Austrian dessert.