Location: Corvara in Badia
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Top 10 Soups food in Corvara in Badia, Province of South Tyrol, Italy
Find out what Soups restaurants to try in Corvara in Badia. About 50 miles northeast of Trento, Corvara in Badia is the principle town of Alta Badia, a ski resort area at the top end of the Val Badia Valley in Bolzano-Bozen. Home to many alpine skiing World Cup events, the gorgeous mountain region also has many lovely towns and beautiful sights not on the normal beaten tourist path, such as the Sante Croce pilgrimage church and the Museum Ladin Ciastel de Tor (Little Ladin Museum), honoring the unique Dolomite culture of the local Ladin people.
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10. Mathiaskeller Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 413 reviews
Reviewed By Reviewer71
Excellent meal, wonderful decor inside and great terrace with views over the valley and mountains outside. The shin with ribs is so large it could feed three people with normal appetite. The bis di primi was also very good. The kaisersmarren was outstanding. They have a very nice selection of local wines. Service prompt and very very friendly. Well done folks, you gave us a wonderful end to a wonderful day hiking, thanks!
9. Rifugio Utia Bamby
Overall Ratings
4 based on 259 reviews
Recently refurbished, the Bamby mountain hut is on the piste of the same name which, from Piz La Ila, leads towards San Cassiano. The rustic style in which the shelter is furnished is complemented by the terrace, where lunch in the sunshine can be lingere
Reviewed By RP-Netherlands
At Bamby the food is first class. We have tried many of their dishes over the years, and were never disappointed. The staff are excellent. they are friendly, attentive, speak several languages (Italian, German and English are no problem) and they also have menu's in those languages. The service is pretty fast when you order drinks, food takes a little longer but is still fast and well worth waiting for. The hamburgers are exquisite because the meat they use is top notch. Full of flavor! Seating is nice: outside there is a view of the slope, and usually little or no wind, inside is nicely decorated, rustic, wooden everything. Warm and welcoming. Bamby remains one of the best skislope restaurants I've ever been to. Keep up the good work and we'll be back!
8. 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! .
7. Rifugio Punta Trieste
Overall Ratings
4 based on 410 reviews
Reviewed By MullahOMA
The Punta Trieste offers perfect location beneath the Prolongia. It offers perfect view of the Dolomites and a nice terrace to enjoy your drinks or even an outside lunch â should the weather allow.The restaurant offers traditional South Tyrolian dishes and specialises in barbeque: Spare Ribs, Tomahawk, Lamb chops â and all is grilled and seasoned to perfection.Service is professional and very effective.My only comment is that the restaurant is a bit chaotic during lunch-time.
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6. Piz Boe' Alpine Lounge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 310 reviews
Reviewed By Ksepa
The place is nice, I liked the atmosphere and the view, the service was good, the food average. I liked the chimney inside )
5. 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.
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4. 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.
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3. Rifugio Franz Kostner
Overall Ratings
4 based on 187 reviews
The Agreiter family and the Bolzano section of the Italian Alpine Club (CAI) are glad to welcome you at Kostner Mountain Hut, located at the altitude of 2500 m on the Sella Group. Surrounded by rocky landscapes and breath-taking views, the Hut is open for
Reviewed By Diveguide
Got to the Refugio after a mix of chair lift and challenging walking for a late lunch and could have sat there looking at that view for hours, its breathtakingThe food was also delicious (or maybe it tastes so good in that mountain air)The staff were friendly and chatty but the view is what makes this place magic
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2. I Tabla
Overall Ratings
4 based on 374 reviews
Reviewed By wonderfulworld81
The weather was bad, the place was just close, so we followed the reviews of other advisors. Well, fortunately tastes are different, but unfortunately we missed a great lunch elsewhere. Uncomfortable atmosphere, service friendly but beer arrived after the food and the food itself- nothing to talk about ...Dear wonderfulworld81 from Zurich, in your nickname there is a positive perspective that unfortunately is not reflected in your review about us and we are extremely sorry about this. In fact, in the mountains it can happen that there is a bad day in terms of weather and this obviously means that the atmosphere is not as beautiful as when the sun is shining and the sky is blue and when our guests have lunch on our Terrace overlooking the magnificent view of the Marmolada and Sassongher ....and Iâm not making excuses for âa hiccupâ that can happen while working like the one you described in your review: the beer did not arrive until after the food. However, maybe it would have simply been enough to point it out to the waiter who would have immediately apologized and made up for it.This, together with the food which was not to your liking, means that you harshly gave us a rating of âterribleâ. Mr. Wonderful, your review has really hurt us. It hurt me, my family and my staff, down to the wire after the winter season. A season that has been extremely rewarding, as you can see from the many other TripAdvisor reviews from which you disassociate yourself. But the world is âwonderfulâ and there is room for all tastes. At the Rifiugio I Tablà each day we strive to make our guests happy. If we did not manage to do this with you, once again, please accept my sincerest apologies. Come and see us again next winter and youâll see that we will change your mind about us. Greetings from the Dolomites Michaela and family
1. 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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