Beer & Après Prices in Damüls-Mellau

This popular on-mountain hut sits at mid-elevation near the Üntschlis descent, offering stunning views of the surrounding Bregenzerwald peaks. The interior features rustic wooden beams, cowhide seats, and a massive stone fireplace. It's typically crowded between 3-5pm when skiers finish their runs. The atmosphere is lively but not rowdy, with Austrian pop and folk music playing. Families and groups of friends gather here for the famous Jause (cold plate) and to warm up with hot drinks. The outdoor terrace is a prime people-watching spot on sunny days.

Located in the heart of Damüls village, this traditional Austrian gasthof transforms from restaurant to bar as evening progresses. The ground floor features a cozy Stube (parlor) with leather booths and hunting trophies, while the upstairs bar gets more lively after dinner. It's a favorite among locals and returning guests who appreciate the relaxed, unpretentious atmosphere. The wine list focuses on Vorarlberg and Austrian varietals. Live music (accordion and guitar) occurs several nights per week during high season.

A charming hut-style venue at the top of the Damüls-Mellau lift system, known for its exceptional visibility and sunny south-facing terrace. The name translates to 'cow stall,' reflecting the agricultural heritage of the area. The interior is deliberately rustic, with hay bales for seating in one corner and a small dance floor that gets going when the DJ arrives around 4pm. It's more energetic than most mountain bars, attracting a younger crowd of advanced skiers who finish their days here.

The main village pub in Damüls offers a traditional Austrian 'Wirtshaus' atmosphere with dark wood paneling, framed vintage ski posters, and a long bar. It's the go-to spot for après-ski drinks before dinner and late-night conversation afterward. The crowd tends to be a mix of resort workers, visiting Austrians, and international guests who've been coming for years. The bartender, Hans, has been serving drinks here for decades and knows everyone's name. Sports are shown on screens during major events.

An unexpected sophistication in this small resort village, this wine bar focuses on Austrian and German wines with an emphasis on regional producers from Vorarlberg and neighboring areas. The cellar-like interior features stone walls, candles, and intimate booth seating—perfect for couples or those seeking a quieter evening. The owner, a former sommelier from Vienna, offers tasting flights and pairs wines with small plates. It's the most upscale drinking option in the resort.

The closest thing Damüls has to a nightclub, Alpenrose opens late (around 10pm) and features a small dance floor with DJ sets playing a mix of international hits, Austrian pop, and classic party anthems. The crowd is younger than typical for the resort, with a festive atmosphere that draws visitors from nearby resorts. It's not a massive club—think cozy rather than cavernous—but it delivers the best dancing in the area. Entry is usually free before 11pm. The venue gets packed during holiday periods.