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THE STARS

Niklas

The savoury star

“Nose to tail, “mit Butz und Stingl” (Tyrolean for “from core to stem”). Wasting food is out of the question in the Stern kitchen. We cook regionally and seasonally.”

Gschmackig

The Stern Kitchen


Regional by nature. Honestly cooked. From Nose to tail.


Food at The Stern is more than just something to eat. It brings people together, carries the rhythm of the day and is part of what makes family holidays here feel so memorable. We don’t cook for quick effect, but with a clear philosophy: regional, seasonal, thoughtfully using ingredients as fully as possible – and above all, genuinely delicious. Not as sacrifice, not with a raised finger, but as Tyrolean cuisine that knows where it comes from while staying open to new ideas.

The result is neither classic fine dining nor dogmatic sustainability cuisine. It is simply Stern cuisine: from nose to tail, with honest ingredients from people in the region, respect for food and the wish to bring enjoyment and responsibility together. This balance of tradition, freshness and good craftsmanship shapes everything served at The Stern.

Our culinary philosophy

We see ourselves neither as missionaries of vegetarian cuisine nor as guardians of a Tyrolean kitchen that must never change. At The Stern, we follow our own path: with regional products that make sense, honest preparation, respect for the animal and the ambition to turn good ingredients into truly good food.

Nose to Tail

For us, “Nose to Tail” means using as much as possible, thinking things through, buying carefully and seeing food not just as an ingredient, but as something of real value. This applies to meat just as much as to vegetables, bread or herbs. Throwing things away is not an attitude. Good cooking is.

Tyrol, thoughtfully carried forward

Of course, The Stern serves the dishes people look forward to in Tyrol: dumplings, schmarrn, strudel, kiachl and much of what tastes like childhood and coming home. At the same time, the kitchen does not stand still. Classics take on new forms, tradition meets freshness, and Tyrolean inn cuisine becomes something that feels just as right today as it did in the past.

Food brings people together

At The Stern, so much begins around the table: conversations, shared laughter, small rituals, new encounters and sometimes simply a very good evening. Children giggle over hot chocolate, adults stay for one more glass, and food becomes what it is at its best: a piece of togetherness.

 


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Our culinary philosophy

We see ourselves neither as missionaries of vegetarian cuisine nor as guardians of a Tyrolean kitchen that must never change. At The Stern, we follow our own path: with regional products that make sense, honest preparation, respect for the animal and the ambition to turn good ingredients into truly good food.

Nose to Tail

For us, “Nose to Tail” means using as much as possible, thinking things through, buying carefully and seeing food not just as an ingredient, but as something of real value. This applies to meat just as much as to vegetables, bread or herbs. Throwing things away is not an attitude. Good cooking is.

Tyrol, thoughtfully carried forward

Of course, The Stern serves the dishes people look forward to in Tyrol: dumplings, schmarrn, strudel, kiachl and much of what tastes like childhood and coming home. At the same time, the kitchen does not stand still. Classics take on new forms, tradition meets freshness, and Tyrolean inn cuisine becomes something that feels just as right today as it did in the past.

Food brings people together

At The Stern, so much begins around the table: conversations, shared laughter, small rituals, new encounters and sometimes simply a very good evening. Children giggle over hot chocolate, adults stay for one more glass, and food becomes what it is at its best: a piece of togetherness.

 

THE STARS

Niklas

The savoury star

“Nose to tail, “mit Butz und Stingl” (Tyrolean for “from core to stem”). Wasting food is out of the question in the Stern kitchen. We cook regionally and seasonally.”

Gschmackig

The Stern Kitchen


Regional by nature. Honestly cooked. From Nose to tail.


Food at The Stern is more than just something to eat. It brings people together, carries the rhythm of the day and is part of what makes family holidays here feel so memorable. We don’t cook for quick effect, but with a clear philosophy: regional, seasonal, thoughtfully using ingredients as fully as possible – and above all, genuinely delicious. Not as sacrifice, not with a raised finger, but as Tyrolean cuisine that knows where it comes from while staying open to new ideas.

The result is neither classic fine dining nor dogmatic sustainability cuisine. It is simply Stern cuisine: from nose to tail, with honest ingredients from people in the region, respect for food and the wish to bring enjoyment and responsibility together. This balance of tradition, freshness and good craftsmanship shapes everything served at The Stern.

Our culinary philosophy

We see ourselves neither as missionaries of vegetarian cuisine nor as guardians of a Tyrolean kitchen that must never change. At The Stern, we follow our own path: with regional products that make sense, honest preparation, respect for the animal and the ambition to turn good ingredients into truly good food.

Nose to Tail

For us, “Nose to Tail” means using as much as possible, thinking things through, buying carefully and seeing food not just as an ingredient, but as something of real value. This applies to meat just as much as to vegetables, bread or herbs. Throwing things away is not an attitude. Good cooking is.

Tyrol, thoughtfully carried forward

Of course, The Stern serves the dishes people look forward to in Tyrol: dumplings, schmarrn, strudel, kiachl and much of what tastes like childhood and coming home. At the same time, the kitchen does not stand still. Classics take on new forms, tradition meets freshness, and Tyrolean inn cuisine becomes something that feels just as right today as it did in the past.

Food brings people together

At The Stern, so much begins around the table: conversations, shared laughter, small rituals, new encounters and sometimes simply a very good evening. Children giggle over hot chocolate, adults stay for one more glass, and food becomes what it is at its best: a piece of togetherness.

 


show less ➺

Our culinary philosophy

We see ourselves neither as missionaries of vegetarian cuisine nor as guardians of a Tyrolean kitchen that must never change. At The Stern, we follow our own path: with regional products that make sense, honest preparation, respect for the animal and the ambition to turn good ingredients into truly good food.

Nose to Tail

For us, “Nose to Tail” means using as much as possible, thinking things through, buying carefully and seeing food not just as an ingredient, but as something of real value. This applies to meat just as much as to vegetables, bread or herbs. Throwing things away is not an attitude. Good cooking is.

Tyrol, thoughtfully carried forward

Of course, The Stern serves the dishes people look forward to in Tyrol: dumplings, schmarrn, strudel, kiachl and much of what tastes like childhood and coming home. At the same time, the kitchen does not stand still. Classics take on new forms, tradition meets freshness, and Tyrolean inn cuisine becomes something that feels just as right today as it did in the past.

Food brings people together

At The Stern, so much begins around the table: conversations, shared laughter, small rituals, new encounters and sometimes simply a very good evening. Children giggle over hot chocolate, adults stay for one more glass, and food becomes what it is at its best: a piece of togetherness.

 

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Five Stern Moments

  • 1
    Grandma’s apple strudel and sweet pastries with a taste of nostalgia
  • 2
    Cooked at the Tyrolean inn – fresh, regional and happily using it all
  • 3
    Awarded by Gault Millau & Falstaff
  • 4
    Daily "Gloabets" – turning leftovers into something really good
  • 5
    Pressing your own juice at breakfast – and everyone loves it a little