Top Restaurants in Colfosco
Top Things to do in Colfosco
Most Popular Italian food in Colfosco, Province of South Tyrol, Italy
Find out what Italian restaurants to try in Colfosco including Restaurant Lupo Bianco, Ristorante Stria, Luianta, Rifugio Col Pradat, Adlerkeller, La Stua de Michil, Ristorante La Gana, Rifugio Edelweiss, Black Hill Pizzeria, Fornella
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10. Fornella
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1364 reviews
Reviewed By LeoDavoe
We ate here two days running, and both times it was excellent. Service was excellent, even during a very busy time in Corvara, no long wait for food (which we half-way expected, given the crowds), and really delicious. Day 1: my wife got a salad and we shared a big bowl of Spaghetti Carbonara (why does carbonara taste so much better up in the Alta Badia than it does in Rome?). Both really good. Day 2: I had the Gnochetti Verdi (aka green Spatzle) which was great (and this was my second lunchâafter finishing the Maratona dles Dolomites), my wife got a salad and a pizza (which we got a box for about half of it, and I ate most of later that day). All really good.
9. Black Hill Pizzeria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 325 reviews
Reviewed By leglobetrotter7
Great service. Good pizza however mine was a little soggy. I put this down to perhaps I had chosen a particular pizza with a lot of toppings & rocket. But other than that it was tasty. Would return!
8. Rifugio Edelweiss
Overall Ratings
4 based on 381 reviews
Reviewed By TkNeo
I stopped by at this hut on the way down from Puez hike for Apertivos. The proximity to mountains nearby, animals grazing around, and the hospitality of the family running it, made it a memorable experience. I wanted to go back before I left Corvara! .
7. Ristorante La Gana
Overall Ratings
5 based on 206 reviews
Reviewed By Joel_Ottawa
I enjoyed a superb 7 course tastingMenu at La Gana with matching wine pairing last week. With attentive service, wonderful cuisine and excellent wine, the evening was perfect. I have eaten at many Michelin starred restaurants and La Gana holds its own with any of them. Looking forward to return on my next visit to the Dolomites!We are so grateful for your amazing review! Itâs the best feeling to receive these great memories of our Guests. Such a pleasure to have your confirmation that our Restaurant could compete with starred restaurants, thank you so much! You will be more than Welcome to come back: we are looking forward! We wish you all the best, Fam. Schanung and Collaborators
6. La Stua de Michil
Overall Ratings
4 based on 344 reviews
Reviewed By Emily2604
The moment you walk in here, you know itâs going to be special. The ceilings are low the decor is fantastic.We opted for the tasting menu with accompanying wines and we were not disappointed! The whole experience was fantastic and the food was exceptional. The staff are attentive and friendly yet still gave us room and made us feel relaxed.We would recommend this to anyone if youâre in Corvara as it truly was a special experience.
5. Adlerkeller
Overall Ratings
4 based on 836 reviews
Typical tyrolean ambience with ladin specialities. Opened every day for lunch and dinner.
Reviewed By LeoDavoe
When we got tired of the food at our hotel (which was included in the half-board package), so we decided to try this place. First clue of quality: it was a very quiet night in town after a very busy weekend, almost no one around, and the Adlerkeller was going to be full. We just squeaked in. We both had the barley soup âexcellentâand for mains I had the Stinco Maiale (leg of pig) and my wife had ravioli. Mine was exceptional, very tender, very flavorful, like Osso Bucco minus the sauce and risotto. My wifeâs ravioli was a little bitter to our taste, although others around us ordered it also and seemed to enjoy. We skipped dessert, but these guys have a great selection of grappa (if you know your grappas, and I like to think I do) so we had one of the Berta offerings and it was terrific. Cozy atmosphere, great service, really good glass of wine, great evening.
4. Rifugio Col Pradat
Overall Ratings
4 based on 572 reviews
Reviewed By Andy1803
The Utia Col Pradat is located at the end of Col Pradat rope way in a magnificent position. From the terrace you can admire Dolomiti mountains and, looking down, the Alta Badia valley with Colfosco and Corvara. Restaurant is self service and offers excellent food. I suggest to finish your meal with some of the delicious cakes proposed by the house.
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3. Luianta
Overall Ratings
4 based on 353 reviews
Reviewed By Olga S
The first time we went to Luijanta was a year ago with our skiing instructor, who suggested it was an easy-access place if you fancied a coffee. We had lunch there a few times and thought it was a good price-quality option. We went back this year and as a result had lunch there every day during our skiing trip. There is an outdoor terrace with a view of the mountains and chairlift/slope, which is great in sunny weather. Otherwise, there is plenty of sitting inside.The place looks nice and modern, the service is fairly quick, but most importantly, the food is excellent. Pizza arrives in about 5 minutes, pasta and mains take a little longer. The menu has both local specialities as well as classic Italian dishes. I found that dishes are served beautifully, was particularly impressed by veal carpaccio. We have also tried tagliatelle with porcini mushrooms, grilled sausage with polenta and mushrooms, pizzas. My personal favourite is gnocchi Lujanta style. I can definitely recommend this place.
2. Ristorante Stria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 235 reviews
Reviewed By JBordu
The restaurant tries to be a gourmet place but only gets half way. The service is good enough and the presentation of the dishes is nice, but the taste does not justify the price.
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1. Restaurant Lupo Bianco
Overall Ratings
4 based on 111 reviews
Reviewed By 4allisons
We stopped and had a late lunch outdoors at the White Wolf. Breathtaking scenery, beautiful weather, great service. And the food! The food shows the cross-country heritage of a place that might be equal parts Italy, Germany and Austria. My grigliata mista was quite good, but the absolute hit of the meal was the polenta con formaggio & fughi. Grilled perfectly, with the tiniest bit of crust, there was just the right mix of crunch and melt-in-your-mouth lusciousness in every single bite. In our family, we tend to share a few bites of everyone's meal, but today it was practically a showdown as to who would get the most of this wonderful delight! Oh, and did I mention the scenery? Wow. We loved our stop at the Wellness Hotel!
