The Goldener Hirsch Restaurant

Really enjoyed our visit here. Very authentic Austrian ambience and the food was great. I wish they had a better German beer list is my only suggestion. I actually own a craft brewery but really want the real German thing when eating great German food

The cheese pull apart bread was great and the French onion soup pared well.

My wife and I split the Weiner Schnitzel and the lamb. Both were delicious and very well done.

The chocolate fondue was huge. We couldn't eat it all but it was great. Really ideal to split with 3-4 people I would think.

We would definitely make this a must return the next time we are in the area.

Very good fondue!! We also had the excellent French Onion soup and one of the salads. The Chocolate Mousse Dome was also very good. Service was attentive but not intrusive.

We went here for a lunch and breakfast.

Lunch:
Weiner Schnitzel was overcooked and tasteless as a result, unfortunately.

Nicoise salad was just OK.

Breakfast:
Inconsistent quality of cappuccino.
My breakfast favorites were Eggs and Prosciutto and Benedict Croissant.
Avocado toast had way too much vinegar and missed crucial flavor of avocado. Breakfast sandwiches are pretty big. Wasn't a fan of ricotta pancakes either.

Service is a bit slow.

Excellent cocktails made by Jesus, recommended.

Great Bavarian decor.

Hiked Deer Valley then stopped by the Goldener Hirsch Restaurant for a beer and food afterwards and had an amazing experience! Being a big fan of the Swiss Chalet and their fondues in Vail I saw this restaurant, which is German themed, was known for thier cheese fondue as well so we wanted to give it a shot. My wife and I were not disappointed! Needless to stay, the Goldener Hirsch Resturant along with Cena across the street and the Glitretind next door at the Stein makes this an amazing area for fine dining. I couldn't recommend all three spots highly enough.