New tenant for Schlosskeller Mailberg wanted - big challenge

New tenant for Schlosskeller Mailberg wanted - big challenge

in the picturesque Mailberg, where the sovereign order is based on the castle, there is movement in the gastronomic sector. The castle restaurant, known as "Barbara’s Schlosskeller", will look for a new tenant after the withdrawal of Barbara Gschnitzer. This development comes, while the economic challenges with which many restaurants are confronted are not to be underestimated.

Barbara Gschnitzer, who will lead the restaurant until November 17, is forced to register bankruptcy. The increased costs and the associated financial difficulties have made this drastic decision necessary. Richard Steeb, Chancellor of the Order of Malta, commented on and confirmed: "We have always supported the tenant and will do so with a new tenant." This support has the potential to make it easier for a new restaurateur, although the framework conditions remain demanding.

challenges in the replacement

The search for a new tenant for the castle cellar becomes a demanding task in view of the current economic situation. Gastronomy is a risky business in the present time, and many potential operators hesitate to invest. Steeb emphasizes the importance of solid support in order to make the new tenant easier and thus give the company a new chance.

The Mailberg gastronomy has become significantly more important due to this closure, and the ambitious project of the Order of Malta continues to be pursued. Anyone who is now interested in taking over the impressive castle cellar should adapt to comprehensive support from the order to master the challenges that the current catering landscape brings.

For information and inquiries, the order aims to advance the search for a new operator as soon as possible. With the right concept, the castle cellar could again become a popular attraction for guests and locals, which fulfills the tradition and charm of the historical location with new life. This process remains exciting and it remains to be seen who ultimately takes on the challenge. You can find more about this in a current article www.noen.at .