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Registration's totally free, of course, and makes snowHeads easier to use and to understand, gives better searching, filtering etc. When you register, you get our free weekly -ish snow report by email. It's rather good and not made up by tourist offices or people that love the tourist office and want to marry it either We don't share your email address with anyone and we never send out any of those cheesy 'message from our partners' emails either. Anyway, snowHeads really is MUCH better when you're logged in - not least because you get to post your own messages complaining about things that annoy you like perhaps this banner which, incidentally, disappears when you log in Username:- Password:. Or: Register to be a proper snow-head, all official-like! Prev topic :: Next topic. Poster: A snowHead. Will be in Arabba early January, not at the bash, sorry. I would like to be reminded of recommended mountain restaurants. I know there are almost as many as grains of sand but it is always helpful to hear of personal favourites. Thank you once again in anticipation of snowheads boundless knowledge. Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person. We are hopefully in Selva at Christmas and would also be interested to hear of peoples current fave spots in different areas Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see? Getting back to restaurants as you say there's so many of them, but here's a few of my favourites. Firstly sticking to the Sella Ronda in Colfosco at the top of the Sodlisa chairlift incidentally I believe the old chair has been replaced with a brand new larger capacity chairlift this season on the right hand side you'll find the Mathiaskeller restaurant. Good food and interesting decor inside note the barstools as you enter. Ulrich in the Val Gardena Valley then in town just by the footbridge over the river in the pedestrianised area is the Mauriz Keller On the Hidden Valley halfway down the run is Scotoni's , very good for grills but is very popular and often busy and hard to find a seat without prior reservations. A bit further on down the run is the Capana Alpina which is excellent for pasta dishes. The restaurant has a flat roof and you'll often find the restaurant's dogs sitting on it watching the skiers go by. At Cinque Torri at the top the Rifugio Averau is very good. If you can't get in there then a short ski down from there of a few hundred metres brings you to two restaurants which are also good. Just a short selection of some of my favourites. You need to Login to know who's really who. I prefer Harveys best bitter to Stella! Thank you so much. Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do. Alastair Pink , totally agree with your choices. You'll need to Register first of course. A great run is to go up the burz then down to pass campolongo, up to Cherz then down to the left, up the next lift then down to La Visa then he'd to Corvara. Then you can post your own questions or snow reports GlasgowCyclops wrote: peter w , Others will chip in with the real names. After all it is free. Quote: ps Nice to plan a route centered around a great lunch stop! You'll get to see more forums and be part of the best ski club on the net. Rifugio Padon on the way to Marmolada is good too. Ski the Net with snowHeads. If you get to the top of Dantercepies on the anti-clockwise route, take the black run to your right, stay right all the way down to the Ciampac hutte. You can get there via a red, too, I think. I highly recommend the venison pasta, if on the menu, but everything is pretty good. But what's great about it is that it's out of the way and nice and quiet. Even if you just have a drink in mid-afternoon it's pretty great. After lunch, take the little 2-man chair up and cut diagonally down to the base of the Dantercepies area, go under the road and stay left on the cat track through Selva, and continue on your way around the SR. It's also a bit off the beaten path and you can easily ski right past it. They have a really nice tiramisu. Finally, we like the Belvedere refuge in Canazei, not necessarily because the food is fabulous, but the views as the name suggest are mind-blowing. And it's often cold up there so it's great to warm up with a hot chocolate and a bowl of pasta. IIRC the schnitzel is pretty good, too. Those are pretty much directly on the SR. I have some other honey holes but they're on spur areas like the Secada or Alpe di Siusi In general I like to have a lunch plan well in place. It's the main reason we ski in Italy! Think most of the usual favourites are already posted above. And the one at the top of the sasslong for custom pizza to share between 4 if that's your thing. And love to help out and answer questions and of course, read each other's snow reports. So if you're just off somewhere snowy come back and post a snow report of your own and we'll all love you very much. That'll be the Forcelles. You know it makes sense. It's called Utia Forcelles I believe. That red run below it is one of my favorites in Colfosco. Otherwise you'll just go on seeing the one name:. That's the one. I had a fab but v expensive steak once at the Utia de Trausines I just found the name on the map just to the left of the piste between Piz la Ila and the top of Bamby. I had a fab but cheap pizza slice n coke snack at Snack Bar Corf across the road from Boe gondola in Corvara. If anyone should find themselves actually in Arabba at lunchtime then Miky's Grill right by the base of the Burz chairlift does some great food. Baita Curona tiny but good, below Seceda on the run down to Ortisei. Apart from the main restaurant there's a small cabin which accommodates about a maximum of 12 people seated around a central wood burning fire. On the Birthday Bash a group of us booked the Baita Pauli cabin, a great experience. Morning coffee at MrX. Bar Peter actually does nice pizza. I prefer the one at the roundabout in Arabba. Although you're in Arabba, you can peg it round the sella orange direction, I think and make it back to plan boe for lunch. Stay all afternoon for apres on a pasta party night and the music and vibe is excellent as well as the free but thirst-inducingly spicy pasta. Stay all afternoon for apres…. Red Leon wrote: giantsquid wrote: Although you're in Arabba, you can peg it round the sella orange direction, I think and make it back to plan boe for lunch. Alastair Pink wrote: giantsquid wrote: Two laps of the sella it is then it's actually possible in spring with later lifts times Or if you're Ronald three laps. Before lunch. Mollerski , HutToHut , We are mountainbiking in Ortisei at the end of June and this has just shot to the top of my list. I've always rather liked Mathiaskeller, to the right at the top of the SodLisa chairlift in Colfosco. Cozy and cavernous - particularly apt on a cold snowy day. Yep, you'll note it's the first one I mentioned in my original reply to the OP. Sorry to inadvertently agree with you Alastair Pink. Any recommended lunch stops in the Val di Fassa? Apologies for the mispelt title! You need to book ahead for lunches, apparently. Now I have tended to find the food I encounter in Italy, by randomly stopping at places when I'm hungry, has been satisfying enough not to feel the need to go seeking 'special' but I'd be interested in hearing from anyone who has eaten there? You or a mod can correct the spelling. It would help with future searches. New Topic Post Reply. Snow Snow Snow! 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HutToHut wrote:. That's one slice and a 15' long ash table on top of Arabba at Rif. Luigi Gorza, with a view to match. Returned the next day and had two. Red Leon wrote:. Two laps of the sella it is then it's actually possible in spring with later lifts times. Alastair Pink wrote:.

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