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Province of South Tyrol, Italy Food Guide: 10 Austrian food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Badia
Find out what Austrian restaurants to try in Badia including Rifugio Lee, Rifugio Gardenacia, Alpine Restaurant Piz Arlara, Adlerkeller, Ristorante Armentarola, Rifugio Las Vegas, Rifugio Malga Saraghes, Rifugio Col Pradat, Rifugio Edelweiss, Luianta
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10. 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.
9. 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! .
8. 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.
7. Rifugio Malga Saraghes
Overall Ratings
4 based on 362 reviews
Reviewed By Seelo
We visited twice, once skied in for lunch which was efficient good mountain food. The second time was at night for a feast.Collected from San Cassiano by ex military snow mobile was exciting. Very welcoming team with loads and loss of food. Very warm dining room which was hard work with so much food and drink. Food food though. Long evening expect not to return to base station until 11pm despite what you may be told....
6. Rifugio Las Vegas
Overall Ratings
4 based on 263 reviews
Reviewed By vlad0z
In the Middle of Alta Badia Äavle car sistem Is very good a La carte restaurant with interesting menue and wine list.
5. Ristorante Armentarola
Overall Ratings
4 based on 418 reviews
As you gaze at the spectacular panorama of the Dolomites from Armentarola, the finest culinary creation will be served to you, to guarantee the height of pleasure. Our chef de cuisine, Norbert Egger celebrates local, regional and international top-class c
Reviewed By 262gianlucam
After some hours of skiing, lying on their gorgeous balcony and have lunch in the sun is just the best break you can think of.We had the armentarola tipical dish, a huge plate of different types of meat, with roasted vegetables and fruit.Amazing!!!
4. 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.
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3. Alpine Restaurant Piz Arlara
Overall Ratings
4 based on 306 reviews
Dolomites. Alta Badia. Piz Arlara! MOUNTAIN RESTAURANT & BAR AT 2040 M A.S.L. IN CORVARA The Alpine Restaurant Piz Arlara at 2040 m a.s.l. above Corvara, Alta Badia, is more than a place to eat â it's a concept, a sensation composed of happiness, holiday
Reviewed By Ciclismo
We had a wonderful lunch over looking the mountains and passes looked after by the lovely family Vittur. The food is outstanding, consistently good. Itâs a delight to eat here. Its difficult to stop for a short time. Our lunch was 4 hours. Highly recommended
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2. Rifugio Gardenacia
Overall Ratings
4 based on 89 reviews
Reviewed By Claudio M
Gardenacia is A Hütte up on The village of La Villa in Val Badia. You can reach the Gardenacia with a gondola starting from la Villa and then walkin' up for an hour on a steep walk. When you reach the restaurant/hotel, The view and the food worth the energy that you spent to go up.
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1. Rifugio Lee
Overall Ratings
4 based on 391 reviews
Reviewed By Marcovojage
We have been at Lee last week with friends from the UK.We are Italian and can tell you that rarely these days we come across restaurants that are so dedicated to genuine, honest and yet incredibly appetizing food. The Rifugio has been passed on from generations to generations: it is a simple place as it used to be in the mountains and you feel a family atmosphere as soon as you walk on the terrace that boosts amazing views. Even better: beyond superb ingredients the chef is also tops and you are looked after informally and yet with genuine care by a very friendly staff.In essence this is a genuine family business that displays passion for what they do and a commitment to provide guest with a memorable genuine experience.Highly recommended both in winter (ski in - ski out) and summer (easy walk or cable car). Enjoy!
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