Gasthof Goldgasse

Gasthof Goldgasse is a restaurant at Goldgasse 10 in Salzburg's Old Town, Austria, set in a building dating to the 14th century. Goldgasse is a narrow lane running between the Alter Markt area and Getreidegasse, and the medieval house gives the dining rooms vaulted ceilings and thick walls. The kitchen cooks contemporary Austrian dishes with Mediterranean touches, including Wiener Schnitzel, lamb dishes and a seasonal market menu that changes through the year. Mains cost about EUR 22-36 (about $26-42), which places it in the upper-middle range for the Old Town. The atmosphere is intimate and slightly upscale without being formal; the rooms are small, noise is moderate, and smart casual dress is typical. The beverage list is built around Austrian wines, with beer and spirits as alternatives. Opening hours vary between listings, but the restaurant is typically open daily from around noon to 15:00 and again from 18:00 to 23:00, so visitors should confirm current times. Reservations are recommended, particularly for dinner and in festival season, when central restaurants fill early. No website or phone number is listed in the available data. The position makes it convenient for visitors staying in or walking through the historic centre, a few minutes from Mozart's birthplace and the Cathedral. For travellers seeking a more modern take on Austrian food than the traditional inns of Mülln or Kaigasse, the seasonal menu is the natural choice, and the medieval setting adds to the evening.