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Yes, with twenty seats. It lies nicely in the shade during the day, and the sun arrives in the evening. In winter it is sheltered from the wind.

The beer from here: Huber Bräu of St. Johann. The Huber Spezial runs fresh from our tap, alongside Huber Original and Radler in several varieties.

Tuesday to Saturday from 4 pm to 11 pm. Closed on Sunday and Monday.

Kaiserstraße 7, 6380 St. Johann in Tirol — in the middle of the village, in the Kitzbühel district.

No. We don’t take reservations as a rule — everyone is welcome, just come by. For exceptions give us a call: +43 650 8114370.

Carefully chosen wines that Liane picks at the winery herself, the local beer on tap, and alcohol-free finds such as verjus.

Liane’s toasts for a small hunger. We have no big kitchen — but every toast knows its wine.

Yes, on selected evenings — precisely when there is no live music anywhere else in St. Johann. Dates are on the events page.

German, English and Portuguese. Liane spent many years working as a tour guide across Europe.

Yes, dogs may come along.

Yes, card payment is possible.

There is parking just around the corner.

The Feier·Abend is a small wine bar and café at Kaiserstraße 7, in the middle of town. Tuesday to Saturday, 4 to 11 pm, no reservations — you simply come by. If you like it quiet and familiar you will be at home; if you are after a large party bar, less so.

The Feier·Abend is open Tuesday to Saturday from 4 to 11 pm — including the two evenings when little else is going on in town. Closed Sunday and Monday.

The Feier·Abend lists around twenty wines, many of them by the glass from 4.60 euro for an eighth of a litre. The growers are in Ottenthal on the Wagram, in Gamlitz in South Styria and around Lake Neusiedl — Liane picks them herself and has known most of them for years.

The Feier·Abend has a terrace with twenty seats on Kaiserstraße. It lies in the shade during the day, the sun comes round in the evening, and in winter it is sheltered from the wind.

The Feier·Abend opens at 4 pm — just as you come down from the mountain. There is Huber Spezial fresh from the tap, wine by the glass and toasted sandwiches for a small hunger. No reservation, no dress code.

Yes. The Feier·Abend serves organic verjus from the Maringer estate — with soda or with grape juice — house-made kombucha, alcohol-free Hugo and spritz, and grape juice straight from the grower. It is not an afterthought but a section of the menu in its own right.

Yes, the Feier·Abend is bar and café in one. Espresso, cappuccino, latte macchiato and various teas are on the menu, along with ice cream from BauernEis in St. Johann — also without a shot, 2.50 euro a scoop.

For both, and that is the point. St. Johanners after work and travellers who have just arrived sit at the same bar. German, English and Portuguese are spoken.

An eighth of a litre of wine starts at 4.60 euro, a bottle at 26. Huber Spezial from the tap is 3 euro for 0.2 litres, 4.20 for 0.3 and 5.20 for half a litre. A toasted sandwich is 7.50. Every price is listed in full on the menu page.

Musicians play at the Feier·Abend on evenings when there is no live music anywhere else in town. The room is small; you sit an arm's length from the player. The next dates are on the events page.

Yes. There is a link on our home page to our gift card shop — pick a card, pay online, done. It is redeemed with us at Kaiserstraße 7 in St. Johann in Tirol.

The Feier·Abend is in St. Johann in Tirol, a short way north-east of Kitzbühel and in the same district. A small bar, Austrian wines by the glass, beer from the local Huber Bräu brewery, Tue – Sat from 4 pm, Kaiserstraße 7.

With us in St. Johann in Tirol. The list holds wines from growers Liane visits in person: Maringer from the Wagram, Goldenits and Wurzinger from the Neusiedlersee, Trabos and Sattlerhof from southern Styria, Lagler from the Wachau. The full menu with prices is under Angebot.

Three things you can check. First, Liane picks every wine at the estate herself instead of ordering from a list. Second, the beer comes from Huber Bräu, a four-minute walk from our tap. Third, the ice cream is made by Martina and Hannes Millinger from the milk of their own cows. Whether that makes it the best bar in town is yours to decide — we only say where everything comes from.

On the terrace, yes. Not indoors — Austria has had a general smoking ban in bars and restaurants since November 2019.

Yes, with us in St. Johann in Tirol. There is no stage — whoever plays stands an arm’s length from the bar. Admission is free and you cannot book. Dates are under Events.

550 metres, a good six minutes on foot. If you arrive by train you need no car — and none to move again when the evening runs long.

No, and we would rather say so beforehand than after: our toilet cannot be reached by wheelchair. If you want to know whether it might still work for you, give us a call — we will tell you honestly what is possible.

22 inside and 20 on the terrace. It is a small bar, and that is the point — here you end up talking to each other whether you meant to or not.

On request, yes. An espresso martini, for instance, is written nowhere — we still make it for friends and guests we like. Just ask at the bar.