Old Salzburg Restaurant
4943 Hwy # 93
Radium Hot Springs, British Columbia V0A 1M0
Canada
Phone: 250-347-6553
Radium Hot Springs, British Columbia V0A 1M0
Canada
Phone: 250-347-6553
| Food | 10.0 |
| Service | 10.0 |
| Ambiance | 10.0 |
| Overall: | 10.0 |
Location & Nearby Info
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Old Salzburg Restaurant Description:
Old Salzburg Restaurant is a attractive Austrian,Continental,European,Others,Banquet restaurant in Radium Hot Springs, British Columbia, offering you a comprehensive choices on their menus. Tell everyone what you thought. Share a useful tip or write a full review.
Reviews of Old Salzburg Restaurant
Restraurant does not live up to German or Austrian cuisine standards by laskoskie, keitha
2009-01-25 10:19:42.0
2009-01-25 10:19:42.0
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Dined in a group of 4 on January 24, 2009. All different menu choices - not one of us was satisfied with the food. Schnitzel described as pan fried (paniert) had been deep fried, was unusually thick when it should have been malletted/tenderized and thin. Spatzle was yesterday's and had been reheated or zapped in a microwave - it certainly lacked the promised freshly homemade taste. The Salzburg pfandl, supposedly served in the frying pan in which the meats had been prepared was disgraceful - the pork cutlets were thick and tough; the beef was a very poor cut and sinewy (impossible to chew even after spending an inordinate amount of time cutting away the gristle). I think the Old Salzburg has lost its edge because of a poor chef cutting corners in preparation. The prices suggest 1st class, but the product is certainly low 2nd or 3rd class.
Dined in a group of 4 on January 24, 2009. All different menu choices - not one of us was satisfied with the food. Schnitzel described as pan fried (paniert) had been deep fried, was unusually thick when it should have been malletted/tenderized and thin. Spatzle was yesterday's and had been reheated or zapped in a microwave - it certainly lacked the promised freshly homemade taste. The Salzburg pfandl, supposedly served in the frying pan in which the meats had been prepared was disgraceful - the pork cutlets were thick and tough; the beef was a very poor cut and sinewy (impossible to chew even after spending an inordinate amount of time cutting away the gristle). I think the Old Salzburg has lost its edge because of a poor chef cutting corners in preparation. The prices suggest 1st class, but the product is certainly low 2nd or 3rd class.