Beer & Après Prices in East Tyrol

Perched at 2,100 meters on the Grossglockner slopes, Schneiderei (The Tailor) offers what many consider East Tyrol's ultimate après-ski experience. The sprawling sun terrace provides panoramic views of Austria's highest peak, and the party kicks off daily from 3pm with DJ sets that draw crowds from across the region. Inside, the rustic-chic interior features vintage ski memorabilia and a massive stone fireplace. The atmosphere transitions seamlessly from relaxed afternoon drinking to full-blown mountain party as the sun dips behind the peaks.

Hidden in Lienz's atmospheric old town, Kellerstüberl is the authentic heart of East Tyrol's evening scene. This family-run wine tavern has been serving locals for over 60 years, with original wooden beam ceilings and walls lined with vintage photographs telling the region's history. The clientele is predominantly Austrian, making it perfect for those seeking genuine Tyrolean culture rather than tourist-oriented venues.

The only dedicated nightclub in the immediate ski area, Diamant Club brings serious late-night energy to East Tyrol. Located in the basement of the Hotel Austria, this intimate venue packs in crowds on weekends with a mix of chart hits, Après-ski classics, and occasional themed nights. The dance floor gets crowded but never feels pretentious—everyone's here to have a good time.

For sophisticated evening drinking, Weinkeller Isel elevates East Tyrol's bar scene with an impressive wine list focusing on Austrian and Italian varieties. The vaulted cellar architecture creates an intimate, upscale atmosphere perfect for couples or those seeking conversation over quality pours. The knowledgeable sommeliaries offer tastings and pairings with regional cheeses and cold cuts.

A traditional alpine hut serving as the ultimate photo-finish for skiers ending their day on the Defereggen slopes. The large fireplace and communal tables encourage mingling, while the extensive Schnapps collection (over 40 varieties) draws enthusiasts from across the region. Live accordion music creates an undeniably Tyrolean atmosphere that feels transported from another era.

This Viennese-style coffee house meets bar offers a sophisticated alternative to traditional ski resort drinking. By day, it's a relaxed café serving excellent pastries and coffee; by night, it transforms into an elegant cocktail bar with a local following. The outdoor terrace is prime people-watching territory during afternoon hours.