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Top 5 Pub food in Ortisei, Province of South Tyrol, Italy
Best Pub restaurants nearby. Discover the best Pub food in Ortisei. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Pub restaurants near you.. Urtijëi (Ladin pronunciation: [uʀtiˈʒɜi̯] ( listen); German: St. Ulrich in Gröden [saŋkt ˈulrɪç in ˈɡrøːdn̩]; Italian: Ortisei [ortiˈzɛi]) is a town of 4,637 inhabitants in South Tyrol in northern Italy. It occupies the Val Gardena within the Dolomites, a mountain chain that is part of the Alps.
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1. Cafe Hotel Europa
Overall Ratings
3 based on 43 reviews
Bar - Patisserie - Fine Wines - Café in the historic town center of Siusi allo Sciliar with sunny terrasse and great view to Mount Sciliar. We offer daily fresh homemade cakes and pastry as well as fine italian coffee, premium local wines per glass, delic
Reviewed By Graydon W
We came here a couple of times during our stay to enjoy a nice coffee and cake in order to relax. Good service and a nice terrace outside to watch the world go by.
2. Labetula
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5 based on 42 reviews
"Labetula - Brew Pub" Along with the first craftbeer brewery "Monpier de Gherdëina", the first brew-pub in Val Gardena "Labetula" was opened in 2016, which offers besides their own craft beers, another fifty types of famous and interesting beerbrands from
Reviewed By Jason M
First things first: the location just on the outskirts of Central Ortisei makes this very convenient. There is ample parking, but a leisurely walk to the pub was enjoyable and not challenging or prohibitively far.I can't speak for the quality of food, as we only stopped in for drinks, but the menu looked right up our alley had we been hungry. But the star of the show is the beer. A very nice mix of offerings, both house-made and in bottles from around the world. But lets be honest, you can get other breweries' bottles elsewhere. When at Monpier, get yourself some of the fantastic beers that Carmelo and crew are producing.As a brewer myself, I always enjoy a glimpse as to how others set up their facilities. Carmelo, despite the language barrier, was EXTREMELY gracious with his time and product, and showed us around the brewery which was a highlight of our time in Ortisei.And the beers. oh, man, the beers. They have some unique offerings, all well-executed. A particular favorite was the Edelbais, a hop-less gruit made with local wildflowers. If you're lucky enough to find they still have some of their Brett Saison, grab an armful!
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3. So Vi So
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4 based on 78 reviews
Reviewed By LilRedRH
Need to visit this place! Staff is brilliant, friendly and kind! Fresh squeezed orange juice is really FRESH..espresso is brilliant, it is Musetti. Pizza margarita is also very good, and you may try sandwiches. Atmosphere is relaxed..go after skiing, or for the breakfast there, you won't regret!
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4. Cafe SoViSo
Reviewed By Michaeltattersall
Great for hangin out and taking a few beers my wife and I had a lovely afternoon relaxing with a couple of beers coffe and brucheta the service is great with a nice professional approach from the waitresses and waiters And the chap on guitar made the afternoon pleasant
5. Resciesa Stazione a Monte
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3 based on 89 reviews
Reviewed By Grivola
Not to be confused with the Refugio Resciesa this mountain-side restaurant/lodge is well below the tree-line. Very cute inside the bar area and lots of that mountain-woodsy feel to the place. The strudel was quite good with our coffees and the lady serving us was gracious. A large southern exposure balcony is the place to be on a warm sunny winter day. We took the funicular train up the mountain hoping for views above the tree line although not the case you do have a terrific long range view of the Saslong across the valley. The clouds around the dramatic rock peak gave it a sort of Mount Mordor feel straight out of Lord of the Rings novels. 20 euros for return ticket or if you already have a dolomiti ski pass then it's covered.In winter best reason for going up there is to hire a sled at the base station and "luge" down the trail to the half way station and repeat the trip. Lots of giggling teens and squealing kids with Mom and Dad can attest to that. Look closely in the forest as train climbs the slope; we saw several deer grazing in the forest.
