Die Wilderin

“Die Speisen und der Service waren perfekt.”

Jessica Tsang★★★★★

Good service and delicious food. We couldn’t read the menu because it’s mainly in German but the owner patiently introduced the dishes to us. They served the food very quickly and the food was so great. The pork is what I would recommend.

Jo T.★

Despite its reputation, our visit to Die Wilderin was a major disappointment. We had a reservation for two, but from the start the service felt cold and unfriendly. We were instructed to put our jackets on the rack and briefly told our table was upstairs by the window. No one guided us. We had to find it ourselves. When we asked for a corner table, we were simply told “not possible,” even though the table stayed empty the entire time. The food was mediocre. Appetizers were ordinary, the soup almost tasteless, and the chicken portion tiny, like a small schnitzel or nuggets. The pork belly was

Oplan Stripsl★★★★★

Die Wilderin is probably the best place you can eat in the center in Innsbruck. It is not cheap, but the dishes are of very good quality and the staff are super-nice. I also loved the idea of marking men's and women's toilets in Greenlandish.

Anne K. L★★★★★

The best meal I had in Innsbruck - The pork medallions were cooked to perfection, the pork belly was absolutely delicious and the soup was outstanding. Every dish was full of flavour and beautifully presented. On top of that, the service by Claudia was fantastic — warm, attentive, and genuinely welcoming. A wonderful dining experience overall! Will be back the next time we are in Innsbruck!