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Top 5 Bar food in Limone Piemonte, Province of Cuneo, Italy
Reviews on Bar food in Limone Piemonte, Province of Cuneo, Italy including Chalet le Marmotte, Brew UP Cafe, Birreria d'la Puntsa, La Piazzetta, I Cairi
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1. Chalet le Marmotte
Overall Ratings
4 based on 232 reviews
Chalet le Marmotte is a typical mountain chalet situated at 1800 metres above sea level on the Italian/French border (see map or google earth - Colle di Tenda pass). The strategic position of the Chalet allows you to appreciate the peace and quiet of the
Reviewed By Noa-Schmidt
Relaxing in the sunshine overlooking the mountains enjoying a nice lunch! Thank you for the nice welcome.
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2. Brew UP Cafe
Reviewed By TravelKatNorge
Great little find just off the main street...their beer is excellent, warm staff happy to help you pick one you like, good music and cosy. Don't miss it on your visit to Limone!
Best Brew Pub food near Limone Piemonte, Province of Cuneo, Italy
3. Birreria d'la Puntsa
Overall Ratings
3 based on 68 reviews
Reviewed By Bjorn E
Right in the center of Limone. Great drinks (best Spritz in town) and very friendly staff, always smiling and welcoming. Nice atmosphere and great drinks with a nibble. Check out the crazy snowboarding pictures on the walls...the guy in the pictures is behind the counter!
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4. La Piazzetta
Reviewed By 830g_rang
Even if an hotel us cheap you should expect a minimum of standard like clean toilettes, proper heating, towels and soap in the bathroom and a shower that works
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5. I Cairi
Overall Ratings
3 based on 39 reviews
Reviewed By mexexpat
We've only stopped here for hot chocolate and snacks after skiing but we've enjoyed it. The staff is very friendly and attentive - that is what sticks out the most about the place. The hot chocolate was good (the usual thick stuff we've found in many places in Italy) and the snacks tasty. The place is small with tables very close to each other which can be a challenge getting in and out. Then again, we've kind of gotten used to that in Europe whether it is squeezing in to a table or trying to squeeze a small car into a parking space.
