Pöstlingberg
Welcome at the Jindrak shop on Pöstlingberg!
For many visitors, Linz’s local mountain is the perfect place to take a break from the hustle and bustle of the city.
A visit to our newest Jindrak branch, located right next to the viewing platform, is the perfect way to round off your trip. The new Jindrak café on Pöstlingberg welcomes guests in a modern and inviting atmosphere, offering seating for 75 people indoors. A special highlight is the terrace with an additional 48 seats, where, on clear days, you can enjoy a cup of coffee or a glass of wine while taking in the breathtaking mountain view.
shop infos & opening hours
Jindrak on Pöstlingberg
contact:
Am Pöstlingberg 12, 4040 Linz
0732 779258-93
E-Mail: jindrak@linzertorte.at
Opening Hours:
Monday & Tuesday: closed (also on public holidays)
Wednesday – Friday: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Saturday, Sunday & public holidays: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Pöstlingbergbahn stop “Pöstlingberg”
Jindrak on the Pöstlingberg: Timeless classics & special creations
Guests at the Jindrak café on Pöstlingberg can look forward to a wide selection of the finest homemade pastries.
The extensive range of drinks and breakfast options that Jindrak is known for is complemented by exclusive Pöstlingberg specials.
Visitors can also enjoy light snacks such as goulash soup, toast, and sausages, while a carefully curated wine list completes the indulgent experience.
Enjoyment above the rooftops of Linz
The terrace of the Jindrak café on Pöstlingberg is among the most beautiful viewpoints in Linz.
On clear days, the panoramic view from our terrace stretches all the way to the mountains.
“Der Konditormeister” – attraction on Pöstlingberg
In 2017, “Der Konditormeister” – a life-sized dwarf sculpture – was ceremoniously unveiled in front of the Jindrak café on Pöstlingberg.
The figure was created by sculptor Konrad Feichtinger from Traunkirchen, while its mischievous expression was designed by Marissa Young Lee, who travelled all the way from the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago for this project. This collaboration resulted in a charming little figure with an unmistakable character. The sculpture was inspired by “Der Küchenjunge” – the beloved dwarf from Linz’s famous Grottenbahn.