Location: Feltre
Top Restaurants in Feltre
Top Things to do in Feltre
- 1. Basilica Santuario dei Ss. Vittore e Corona
- 2. Parco Nazionale Dolomiti Bellunesi
- 3. Piazza Maggiore
- 4. Galeria d'Arte Moderna Carlo Rizzarda
- 5. Cattedrale di San Pietro Apostolo
- 6. Il Vincheto di Cellarda
- 7. Museo Diocesano d'Arte Sacra
- 8. Museo Civico
- 9. Botteghe ed Edifici Romani e Tardoantichi
- 10. Porta Imperiale
Top 10 Seafood food in Feltre, Province of Belluno, Italy
Best Seafood restaurants nearby. Discover the best Seafood food in Feltre. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Seafood restaurants near you.. Feltre (Venetian: Fèltre) is a town and comune of the province of Belluno in Veneto, northern Italy. A hill town in the southern reaches of the province, it is located on the Stizzon River, about 4 kilometres (2 miles) from its junction with the Piave, and 20 km (12 mi) southwest from Belluno. The Dolomites loom to the north of the town.
Things to do in Feltre
10. La Cesa
Overall Ratings
4 based on 98 reviews
Reviewed By Alerock
To tell the truth I was not expecting much from this restaurant but I was proved totally wrong ! Honestly I visited this place with a Groupon voucher and what we got were generous portions and especially very high quality seafood. Fantastic mussels, ultra fresh served in a delicate their own spicy gravy followed by tasty reef spaghetti ( "spaghetti allo scoglio" : classic seafood pasta made with different crustaceans and shellfish ). Excellent house white wine and a great "meringata" ( meringue "Italian" pie ) with coffee. Nice and friendly atmosphere. Prices are extremely reasonable. A place to be back.
9. Bar ristorante industrie
Overall Ratings
4 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By Alessandra G
Locale piccolino ma con menu' a pranzo a 11 euro...allettati da Tp ci siamo fermati qui' per un pranzo veloce. Primi con sughi buoni, secondi con goulash e trota salmonati buoni. Personale veloce e cortese. Alessandra
8. Osteria Vino al Ponte
Reviewed By Trafegon
Sono stato in questo ristorante con amici un sabato di aprile a pranzo. Tanti mi avevano parlato bene di questo posto ma nonostante questo sono rimasto sbalordito dalla quantità e dalla bontà del pesce che ci hanno servito. Gli antipasti sono sicuramente la portata che più mi ha intusiasmato: tanto pesce fresco di tutti i tipi preparato a regola d'arte, gustoso, spettacolare! Dalla foto che ho caricato potete rendervi conto della quantità di antipasti che erano a nostra disposizione. Si sono poi susseguite le altre portate: cozze, sgroppino, ravioli ai funghi con carciofi e gamberi, baccalà con polenta, gamberi e mazzancolle alla piastra, gelato, caffè (forse c'era ancora qualcosa ma non mi ricordo). Fantastiche tutte le portate, cucinate a regola d'arte per esaltare al meglio il sapore del pesce senza coprirlo. Per tutta la durata del pranzo oltre a acqua naturale e frizzante la tavola era sempre fornita di un buon prosecco perfetto per accompagnare tutti i piatti. Personale simpatico, gentile e disponibile anche con compagnie festaiole (come la mia). Locale carino, la stanza dove abbiamo pranzato è perfetta per una compagnia di amici o per un pranzo di famiglia ma attenzione che ci stanno al massimo 14 persone. Suggestivo anche l'esterno del locale che da sull'ingresso del vinchetto di cellarda. Il prezzo che abbiamo pagato (47â¬) è più che onesto considerando la quantità e la qualità del pesce che abbiamo mangiato...e il vino bevuto. Consiglio a tutti un pranzo di pesce in questo locale anche se purtroppo non è facile prenotare...
7. Alpina 1954 Restaurant Pizzeria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 238 reviews
This restaurant is located of the Belluno Dolomites National Park in the green Belluno Alps with a beautiful view over the valley of Feltre. On warmer days, you can safely enjoy our traditional cuisine rich local dishes and our pizza cooked in a wood oven
Reviewed By 666heleno
Introduced to Alpina 1954 Ristorante Pizzeria by Giovanna and Riccardo the other night I decided to come for a drive and take some photos. Great views, delicious food, pleasant and helpful staff. Now decided to stay for lunch it has turned out such a beautiful day but did resist the dolce (sweets). Just an illy cafe (coffee) âï¸. Great coffee to go with the great motto they have âlive happily â
6. La Locanda
Overall Ratings
4 based on 38 reviews
Reviewed By 666heleno
Again sharing pizza with friends and trying the different pizzerias. The staff were helpful and friendly although it took ages and asking about one of the orders a friend was waiting for, a simple toasted sandwich, when the rest of our pizzas had been delivered and eaten.
5. Ristorante Il Palio
Overall Ratings
4 based on 111 reviews
Reviewed By Euroerican
I had heard that this restaurant was good, and considering that it's inside probably the most popular hotel in Feltre, I thought we should at least try it out. When we went inside, it was empty, save for one table with a couple already enjoying their meal. The waiter was very friendly, and the establishment was very elegant - sort of European 80's chic.When we mulled over the menu, there seemed to be a lot of good choices and actually quite good prices. When ordering any meat dishes, the side was separate, but still reasonably low in price. When we got the food we saw why the prices were so low; The food was at most average, I would say they're lucky I even go that far, and the portions were considerably small. We were even charged a seating fee, which I hate here in Italy, but to be totally fair we did get bread which was apart of the 2.50 Euros seat charge. There was a little bit of music in the background, and as I said the waiter was friendly - although he seemed very confused when we didn't want to order any dessert, and questioned it. I found that a bit strange. I would say that if you are a tourist, and happen to be staying at that hotel - make the effort to go for a bit of a walk (if you don't have a car) and head into the center or the historical center, to find a better restaurant. There are many in Feltre and much better ones than this place. The food was so mediocre, I was really disappointed we chose this place.
4. Hotel ristorante Sagittario
Overall Ratings
4 based on 73 reviews
Reviewed By mariotronto
Very good price per value. Good food, meat and fish. Excellent service. Easy to find on the main road.I suggest to try the traditional dishes of Dolomiti.
3. La Caliera Ristorante Pizzeria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 119 reviews
Ciao a tutti signori e signore.. Ci presentiamo brevemente.. Siamo Luca e Saverio (Savy per gli amici) dopo parecchi anni di lavoro assieme negli alberghi e ristoranti del Trentino abbiamo deciso di affrontare questa avventura assieme sperando di riuscire
Reviewed By saveriob340
We went in this restaurant in the mountains and beside the pizza and some special with the golden chanterelles, all the plates was with fish and seafood, we was not expecting it at all. Long waiting time.
2. La Casona
Overall Ratings
4 based on 265 reviews
The HOTEL ***- RISTORANTE "LA CASONA" is located in a quiet residential area, at a short walk from the historic centre of Feltre, a medieval village of timeless charm in the heart of Belluno Dolomites, near the cities of Cortina and Venice. Passion, exper
Reviewed By josie1962
We chanced on this restaurant when we pulled into town late one night looking for a hotel and food. This restaurant is next to La Casona Hotel. The food was so good the best I'd had in weeks of travel and with 3 of those being in Italy the best Italian food. The staff are very warm and welcoming. Prices are reasonable. Enjoyable experience.
1. Panevin
Overall Ratings
4 based on 354 reviews
Reviewed By thoughtfuldiner
I confirm my positive first review of last Summer. Today the best dishes (beside the 'usual' Sicilian langoustines) were two pasta primi, one of rigatoni with lamb ragout and artichokes, the other of spaghetti with 'small clams' (lupini in Italian). The ragout was well made, and the clams were abundant in their nice sauce of garlic olive oil and chili. Except for a little overcooking of the rigatoni, these were perfect dishes.Good but not so spectacular were two mains of seabass and shi drum (ombrina), one simply baked, the other in 'guazzetto' (fish sauce with tomato). The accompanying vegetables were, however, lovely, notably a plump and tasty radicchio.Desserts were interesting, a chocolate sphere (outer crust of dark chocolate with cocoa butter inside) and a yoghurt mousse, walnut 'pan di Spagna' (sponge cake) and persimmon puree.Also very good breads and coffee. Prices definitely are above the 'trattoria' level but below the high end restaurants, while the quality of the food (and ambience) is much closer to the latter! Service is very competent and friendly.All in all, a place worth even a bit of a travelling to sample excellent Italian cuisine at reasonable prices
