Location: San Candido
Top Restaurants in San Candido
Top Things to do in San Candido
- 1. Pista Ciclabile Val Pusteria Pusterbike
- 2. Duomo di San Candido ''La Collegiata''
- 3. Piazza San Michele
- 4. Parco Naturale Tre Cime (Dolomiti Patrimonio dell’Umanita - UNESCO)
- 5. Parrocchia di San Michele Arcangelo
- 6. Monte Baranci
- 7. Cappella di Altotting e del Santo Sepolcro
- 8. Cimitero della Parrocchia di San Candido
- 9. Bagni Wildbad di San Candido
- 10. Dolomythos
Where to eat Soups food in San Candido: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Best Soups restaurants nearby. Discover the best Soups food in San Candido. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Soups restaurants near you.. Innichen (German: [ˈɪnɪçn̩] ( listen); Italian: San Candido [saɲ ˈkandido]) is a market town and comune (municipality) in South Tyrol in northern Italy.
Things to do in San Candido
10. Rifugio Genziana
Overall Ratings
4 based on 753 reviews
Reviewed By LucaDiTeulada
The Enzianhütte is located in Wahlen (Saint Silvester Valley, in Italian) just north of Toblach (in Italian: Dobbiaco).Itâs a very nice location, nestled in a very pretty side valley.Very professional and efficient waitresses, good food⦠but definitely expensive: 35 euros for a âsimplified Brettljause (typical tyrolean afternoon snack), two wieners with sauerkraut, a glass of Hefe Weizen Bier and a little bottle of water.
9. Theatercafe Zentral
Overall Ratings
3 based on 813 reviews
Reviewed By smilgaki
Stopped here for lunch as it was one of the town's more happening places.Interior is fairly grand and there is a pleasant little courtyard in the back where we sat.Good range of menu choices including pizzas. My husband had some grilled vegetables with mozzarella, which he said was ok, but it arrived quite a bit before my food.My pizza was very good.Unfortunately, the staff weren't very welcoming and then were rather indifferent for the rest of of the meal.
8. Agriturismo Seiterhof
Overall Ratings
4 based on 659 reviews
Reviewed By europelover26
The only reason you will know abou this incredible restaurant if you know some local people who live in South Tyrol. The restaurant is set high up in the mountains with spectacle views to look at while you feast on some local, traditional, fresh, exciting and appetizing food. The staff speak English and will help you translate the German/Italian menus. I had the tartar which was just heavenly. They made it in front of you mixing the egg and species and meat into one glorious dish. There was allot of food on our plates and we left feeling very full indeed. The south tyrolian menu is heavy with lots of meat and sauces so don't go overboard in ordering starters and main course. Everything is fresh! Locally sourced and just so delicious. It is a must to eat here but absolutely make a reservation and this place fills up fast.
7. Groeber Hutte
Overall Ratings
4 based on 153 reviews
Reviewed By IanGordon1959
Unfortunately in this region English is not widely spoken. Neither are English menu available. It's more confusing because both German and Italian is used . I admit being embarrassed about my lack of linguistic ability but this restaurant in common with many does not try to help with English translations. The waiter was very busy and seemed to be the only person front of house. Food was good especially the mushroom soup and venison goulash ( thanks to Google translate !) although my daughter did not enjoy the dumplings, bad choice rather than badly cooked. Nice atmosphere inside and sure will be a hit during ski season as bar would be ideal après ski venue
6. Restaurant Gasthof Wiesthaler
Overall Ratings
4 based on 752 reviews
Our Restaurant is situated in the historical center of San Candido Alta Pusteria, next to the Collegiate church and the Hl.Michael Parish Church San Candido. Enjoy South Tyrolean specialties, international and mediterranean dishes in on of our Tyrolean "S
Reviewed By Adige47
We chose the dish for two persons and the meat was ok the vegetables excellent the strudel so so the gratinated rasberries very goodEfficient service
5. Zum Klaus
Overall Ratings
4 based on 281 reviews
Reviewed By luigipT5186OG
Really typical...fantastic polenta and soup and sausages as well!!! Dessert was great! Service really polite and prices in the average. Adviced place if you visit this zone. Well done Klaus :)
4. Rifugio Gigante Baranci
Overall Ratings
4 based on 705 reviews
Reviewed By Mywayforholidays
We walked there from Innerfeld and we had to go back by cable car because of the storming weather. Location is very beautiful but the place is more similar to a huge fast food than to a typical mountain restaurant. The outdoor service is only for drinks, coffee and cake. Restaurant is a self service with poor offer and poor quality. Food was very miserable. Sausages and potatoes salad were like in motorway/airport mediocre restaurants as well as an escalope with onion sauce and kraut salad. Service was absent and when a large sun umbrella (about 260 sq.ft ) was blowed by the wind none of the staff was ready to help guests. It's not expensive but I would prefer to pay more and to be delivered proper food and service. There are many other better places around. We do not recommend.
3. Helmhotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1388 reviews
Reviewed By marthah441
After a nearby hike we wanted a hearty lunch. Big, varied menu. Good pizza choices. Salad bar not particularly big but fresh, would not reorder the salad bar. However, the grilled chicken we had was 3 delicious grilled chicken breasts with big stack of good fries and grilled vegetables, lovely! We had a pizza, thin crust lots of cheese and black olives, quite good. Not high end fine dining but really perfect casual dining. Enjoyed an Aperol Spritz, perfect service, great atmosphere for couples of families.
2. Baita Del Cacciatore
Overall Ratings
4 based on 406 reviews
Reviewed By Holzermayr
Small, but very cosy cabin on one of the longest Giant Slalom courses in Südtirol. Nice terrace, good food and drinks. Surprising to see, that exclusively Italians are the ones with the worst ratings. Maybe they should bear in mind, that place they are writing about is NOT located in Italy, but in Südtirol with a completely different culture.
San Candido Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in San Candido
1. Rifugio Jora Hutte
Overall Ratings
4 based on 371 reviews
Reviewed By lombardys
Be it summer or winter the Jora hut is truly a magical place. The evenings spent there are relaxing and heart-warming. Service and food is truly cared for.
Most Popular Italian food in San Candido, Province of South Tyrol, Italy
