Beer & Après Prices in Gaschurn

The most iconic après-ski spot in Gaschurn, perched right at the village slope exit. This converted alpine hut serves skiers descending from the Versettla and Grasjoch sectors, creating an instant party atmosphere from around 3pm. The interior is all dark wood, cowhide seats, and mounted hunting trophies—authentically Austrian. Live music happens regularly, with local bands playing folk and pop covers that get the whole crowd singing along. The outdoor terrace fills first, with skiers still in boots cheering as the DJ starts. By 5pm, it's packed shoulder-to-shoulder.

The sophisticated evening option in the heart of Gaschurn, attached to the Hotel Gaschurn. The Stube offers fireplace-warmth, low-beam ceilings, and an extensive regional wine list featuring Vorarlberg whites. It's perfect for couples or groups wanting to transition from slope to sophisticated evening without changing venues entirely. The cocktail menu is surprisingly creative—ask for the Montafon Mule featuring local gentian liqueur. Service is attentive without being stuffy.

A legendary institution located halfway up the mountain, accessible via the Versettla chairlift. Kuhstall (literally 'cow stall') occupies a converted barn with incredible views across the Montafon Valley. The atmosphere is distinctly rowdier than village-based bars—people come here specifically to party hard before the final descent. The bar runs a famous 'ski race' where willing participants race each other down the last run while the bar cheers from the terrace. The soundtrack is Austrian pop and international hits at volume that encourages dancing in ski boots.

Gaschurn's late-night option, staying open until 2am on weekends. This is the closest thing the resort has to a club—a dark, low-ceilinged space with a decent sound system playing everything from 80s hits to current charts. It's where the younger crowd (20s-early 30s) ends up after the mountain bars close. The dance floor fills after 11pm. Drinks are reasonably priced for the quality, and the crowd is friendly—easy to meet people if you're traveling solo.

An upscale wine bar that opened in 2021, quickly becoming the preferred spot for discerning drinkers. Vinzenz focuses exclusively on Austrian wines—expect extensive lists of Grüner Veltliner, Riesling, and regional specialties from Vorarlberg and neighboring regions. The interior is modern-rustic with exposed stone walls and designer lighting. It's ideal for a sophisticated date night or quiet conversation with friends. The cheese and charcuterie plates pair excellently with their recommendations.

A popular mid-range option popular with both Austrian locals and returning guests. The venue spans a main bar area with large communal tables plus a quieter back room with sofas around a wood-burning stove. The atmosphere strikes an ideal balance—party enough for a good night, refined enough for conversation. The kitchen serves excellent Austrian bar food (knuckle of ham, Brettsof'n—meat boards) that makes it suitable for a full evening. Regular events include quiz nights and live music on Wednesdays.