Top Restaurants in Sonnenalpe Nassfeld
Where to eat Austrian food in Sonnenalpe Nassfeld: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Reviews on Austrian food in Sonnenalpe Nassfeld, Hermagor, Austrian Alps including Garnitzenalm, Alpenhotel Plattner, Kofel Alm-Madritsche, Kapas Cafe Bar, Rudnig Alm, Almstueberl, Tressdorfer Alm, Alpenhotel Plattner Kulinarium, Ederhof, Hotel & Restaurant "Der Tropolacher Hof"
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10. Hotel & Restaurant "Der Tropolacher Hof"
Overall Ratings
4 based on 39 reviews
Der Tröpolacherhof Hotel & Restaurant is located in the centre of Tröpolach, only 300 m from the Millennium Express Cable Car leading into the Nassfeld Ski Area. The Tröpolacherhof's restaurant serves traditional Carinthian cuisine.
Reviewed By 416seamusk
We had lunch here. The food was good - nothing to write home about - and the service was fine, if a bit wooden. To accompany our pasta dish (Spätzle), I asked for some Parmesan, receiving rather promptly two tablespoons of it, grated and served in a tiny bowl. When the bill arrived, there was an extra €2,50 charge for “sauce,” which I was informed- upon politely asking - was for the said cheese. Maybe I’ve been lucky all these years, but I’ve never had to cough up such a sum for such a so-called dressing. I think paying 20 or 50 cents for butter is acceptable, although a bit on the stingy side, even though that’s quite common in Austria. But this was, I felt, an unfriendly charge so I told them so, with no reply. Anyway in the end I was relieved that i hadn’t asked for a glass of water or a slice of bread or some milk for the coffee or even an extra fork, because one is sometimes really at the mercy of unreasonable and, may I say, greedy restaurant management.
9. Ederhof
Overall Ratings
4 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By Borut K
We stopped for a skiing lunch, two families with four young children. The food is average for such a place but the service is below any standard. First they messed up the order on the details (n No ketchup please) was dutifully noted but ignored once the food came. Then it turns out the dish for one of the kids was missing. Despite chasing the waitress FOUR times over the next half an hour the fish did not materialize. Each time we received no information beyond the stupefied look of the same waitress that the food did not appear. In the end we fed the child from other plates and left without receiving any apology whatsoever. Avoid as the plague, there are other decent places around.
8. Alpenhotel Plattner Kulinarium
Reviewed By robertoUD
Se sei a sciare a Pramollo (Nassfeld) non puoi mancare l'appuntamento con Plattner alla pausa di mezzogiorno. Le porzioni sono abbondanti, il servizio rapido, il cibo ti stupisce sempre, con una qualità da buon ristorante di città in una baita sulle piste. Certo, Plattner è più di una baita, perchè è un vero hotel, dove puoi dormire sulle piste dopo aver portato i bagagli in motoslitta o con il battipista. All'ora di pranzo l'affollamento di sciatori è garantito. Puoi trovare delle zuppe ottime, i pentolini con l'uovo, le patate, la pancetta, i dolci sempre curati, con le specialità austriache in prima linea. Il top è il piatto misto di carni (in due versioni diverse) alla griglia,completo di verdure e altri abbellimenti buonissimi: è un piatto minimo per due... ideale da mangiare in tre (o quello da tre per mangiare in quattro). Te lo portano con il riscaldatore, in modo tale che lo puoi mangiare con calma e rimane sempre caldo, raffinatezze che non ti aspetti sulla pista da sci. Se vuoi stare leggero trovi anche piatti gustosi ma attenti alla tua dinamicità. Se vuoi una sosta pranzo-sci con qualcuno che non scia, può arrivare da Plattner seguendo la strada estiva (in inverno completamente innevata ma perfettamente battuta e percorribile a piedi) dalla chiesetta al passo proprio sul confine Italia-Austria; arrivi al ristorante in venti minuti senza grandi sforzi. Prima di uscire non è raro che il titolare ti offra un grappa (a cui non puoi dire di no) ... Insomma un ristorante vero, da provare e ritornare, per abbellire la giornata di sci con un pranzo austriaco di gran livello a un prezzo sempre molto ragionevole ... C'è solo un problema: se provi tutto quello che ti attira poi lo sci diventa difficile :-)
7. Tressdorfer Alm
Overall Ratings
3 based on 59 reviews
Reviewed By Saguru77
I cannot share the opinion of my precessors. The food was not of high quality, rather average. In addition it is very expensive. This was the first and last time we ate here.
6. Almstueberl
Overall Ratings
4 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By jtri
Good quality meat dishes.Pizza's also available for take away.the separate salad was overpriced. the 3-course day special an excellent deal with big portions.reasonable prices.
5. Rudnig Alm
Overall Ratings
4 based on 32 reviews
Reviewed By Oleksandr G
Со стороны гондол это единственное место где можно перекусить. Плюс имеет солнечную террасу и после 13 часов. Так что можно понежиться. Остальное все как всегда в Австрии, только не большое по площади.
4. Kapas Cafe Bar
Reviewed By radekkr
Great hot chocolate. Very good Italian like bombardino. Quick and friendly waiters. Located next to skilift as well as road. So easy access.
3. Kofel Alm-Madritsche
Overall Ratings
4 based on 52 reviews
Reviewed By vlad0z
On the top of the mountain this venue has the best 360% views to "half" of the European Alps.Food Is good fot these time of ski restaurants and service fast and polite. Huge terrace for soaking the sun.
Where to Eat in Sonnenalpe Nassfeld: The Best Restaurants and Bars
2. Alpenhotel Plattner
Overall Ratings
4 based on 41 reviews
Reviewed By Aldo169
...in this place at over 1600 m altitude. Typical Austrian, decoration and cuisine. Nice sunny terrace. Great professionality and attention to customers. Try the Grost'l (potatoes, speck, sausage with a fried egg on top) and as a dessert the traditional Kaiserschmarren (one of the best tasted in Austria). Highly recommended.
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1. Garnitzenalm
Overall Ratings
4 based on 40 reviews
Reviewed By rodrigoelp
Somewhere close to the final descent of one of the red tracks, you will find this restaurant parked to your left with plenty of tables outside and inside. Getting to this place might be a little challenging for someone that is really starting to ski. Luckily, I got some really awesome instructors (my wife and father in law) and after a few days, this track was one of my favourites; with this restaurant one of those we used frequently while using the tracks.Here you will find a lot of Slovaks and Czechs eating (the staff tends to be Slovak) which will take care of you and tell you a series of funny jokes.Now, you are probably reading this looking for food reviews or the restaurant review as a whole. Here it goes:The food is quite tasty, although the menu is quite limited (in comparison to other restaurants in the park). We had chicken schnitzel, salads, goulash soup and the goulash dish. There are a few Czech/Slovak dishes and desserts and that is all. I particularly liked the food and was pretty good, although if you are someone that is looking for a more refined menu, you should be looking to go to a different restaurant. The attention and service was pretty good although it can get a bit overcrowded towards midday (a big bulk of people will be getting here just before midday to get the most out of their days). My recommendation is, get an early bite before going down the slopes. You will save some time and enjoy your stay a lot more.
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