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Discover Restaurants offering the best Italian food in Arosa, Swiss Alps, Switzerland. Nestled in a the beautiful Schanfigg Valley, Arosa is the very picture of an Alps village, from its diverse array of ski runs to the charming wooden houses that are so quintessentially Swiss. If you want, you can round out your ski vacation with concerts, architectural tours, and a visit to the 500-year-old Bergkirchli mountain chapel.
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8. Ristorante Pizzeria Da Gianni
Overall Ratings
3 based on 31 reviews
Reviewed By Sven6101
Good friendly service from staff who went out of their way to be helpful. The food was above average. The restaurant specialises in pizza but does other standard Italian dishes to a high standard. It was also family friendly. By Swiss standards it was reasonably priced. We have eaten in several Italian restaurants in Arosa and found this one to be the best overall.
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7. Pizza & Kebab
Reviewed By RobertFGCarter
Friendly staff who understood we had a train to catch and served quickly. Homemade pizza was very good and reasonably priced. Ideal for a quick meal before travelling as only a couple of minutes from the station.
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6. Alptraumli Grottino
Overall Ratings
3 based on 21 reviews
Reviewed By foxbott
One of a set of four restaurants under the same management, all in the same building off the high street. Alptraumli was one of the few places that could take us on our arrival in Arosa on a Friday night (Fridays and Saturdays are busy - the rest of the week is fairly quiet). We enjoyed it so much we brought friends back later in the week. The Swiss specialities were particularly good, notably the fondue and local pizza (not at all like the traditional Italian variety). Friendly and helpful staff, authentic decor and good value, which for Arosa is quite a find. Highly recommended.
5. Stuva Cuolm
Overall Ratings
3 based on 80 reviews
Reviewed By Sarah061
This Italian restaurant serves tasty food, but at SFR25 for a rather small portion of lunchtime ravioli I felt that the prices were a touch thigh compared with other local places.
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4. Grottino
Overall Ratings
3 based on 239 reviews
Reviewed By angiemK5305PP
The service was friendly. Pizza was weird. I got carrots on my pizza. Tasting like a pizza I would have in Asia (fast food style). My boyfriends pizza tasted bad. Definitely the person making the pizza didnât know how to make pizza.
3. Wieland
Food that remembers us on our grandparents. But at Wieland it's not about food, it's about time.
Reviewed By Andi K
A great experience! Warm place with a great atmosphere. A young team is trying new ways in gastronomy and it worked for us. I do not want to spoil, so get surprised. The food was homely and for all the tourists, very Swiss in a genuine style. Already the fact that there is no Fondue and no French Fries should make you curious... highly recommended.Dear AndiThank you for your great review! It means a lot to us, that you enjoyed the whole experience and had a great evening. We hope to see you again this winter!Kind regardsPeter Wieland and Team
2. Bellini Vini e Spuntini
Overall Ratings
4 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By Monie0278
A lovely locality, Italian, with nice ambiance, good wines, Italian anti pasti... the Italian way... was a lovely late Lunch with friends... I knew this place but was never in.. today I was convinced by a friend about their good Italian coffee.. the rest was history. Nice service, friendly, convenient, fast.. a nice place to be with your valuable friends
1. Taverne
Overall Ratings
4 based on 32 reviews
Sincere and rustic, simple but with style, which you appreciate at your Kulm. Watch the chefs during their live cooking and keep an eye on your kids when they are having fun on the bowling alley. But as well for a relaxing dinner for two while the youngst
Reviewed By rinnelson
We dined here twice...including a third time we had pizza to take away. We had absolutely no problems with the food, always delicious and satisfying. The steaks on the sizzling hot rocks were soooooo juicy, full of flavour and mouth-watering. We tried the king prawn pizza and it was scrumptious!!! The waiting staff was always friendly and attentive, but we noticed on both visits, the restaurant manager never came to talk to us. Not 100% sure if he WAS the manager on the night, but he was dressed differently to the other staff and seemed to be in charge. Anyways, we saw him talk to other patrons, but he never approached our table. It wasn't a big deal, but considering we were always approached by the restaurant manager from other places we've dined at in the Arosa Kulm, we just noticed its absence that's all. The chef came to talk to us on the second time we dined there, to ask how our food was, and we had a pleasant chat to him about his travels and his new baby girl. A very warm, relaxed, informal restaurant with super cute checkered booths. 9/10Dear GuestsThank you for the great review of our restaurant! We are very glad that you enjoyed the Restaurant and hope to see you again very soon. We wish you all the best and would like to thank you for your show of confidence in us.With kind regards from ArosaYoursArosa Kulm HotelThe Salamin Family & the Kulm Team
