In this restaurant I tried some traditional food from Tirol, but please don't ask me the name of this, I know just that is recommended a salad next to it. Yammiiiiiiiii !!!!!!!!.......
My boy-friend got his food into a wood garden wheelbarrow. This was the first funny surprise.
Looking for toilet, a sigh showed me the direction and also told me I need 5 minutes to rich it; don't worry, is not so far, you can keep it! Going there, I meet some wild funny animals. In fact the restaurant was full of these animals, everywhere, including shop window where a fox, a wild rabbit and a wild duck play cards together and have names...
Jest environment. 10 points from me for general impression.
Favorite Dish: I can't spell it :)))
Written Mar 12, 2009
Address: Achweg 1 · A-6450 SÖLDEN
Phone: 0043 (0) 52 54 / 3535
Website: www.die3guatn.com
We ate all our dinners at this Gasthaus.
5 course meals that suprised us with their
quality and content each night. Our friendly
servers were Robert (also ski instructor by day) and Elizabeth (shy and sweet). The Chef
outdid himself every night with outstanding
presentation and wonderful food.....As I said the best food I have ever had in a ski resort
at a pension!.
Favorite Dish: The weiner schnitzel was to die for.Huge portion ...scrumptious...beautiful soups and
excellent deserts.
Written Mar 5, 2005
Address: across from Pension Astoria, Hainbach
Phone: 0 52 54/22 76
"Die Alm" in this Restaurant built in Chalet style you get grat local food. The Interior is very cosy, the food great and the service friendly.
Favorite Dish: "Eine Fuhre Mist" translated a" cart of muck"! I liked the name and the food. The dish has got the name from its look. It is 3 bits of different meat on a bed of pommes frites and all of it served in a cart with a side salad. Looks great, tastes great, but what a name!
Updated Jul 9, 2003
Address: Rettenbach 438 · A-6450 Sölden
Phone: +43 (0) 52 54 2401
Website: http://www.die-alm.at/
In the skiing area there are various restaurants, huts and snowbars where you can have a break, a drink and something to eat.
You can get anything from local food to pizza up there.
Lot's of places have got on the "Party while skiing" idea. I don't realy think this is very good, the alps don't need loud music the whole day, and skiing and drinking lots of alcohol doesn't realy go together. (as it can be seen very good after 4 o'clock on the ski pistes down to the village, you do a slalom round drunk people...) So save the party until you get down to the village and your skis are safely put away!
Favorite Dish: I love the local food you get there. One of my favorites is "Kaiserschmarrn" its a kind of a pancake, very difficult to describe so just try it!
Updated Jul 9, 2003
Address: Everywhere in the skiing arena
It's good to have a light lunch in the hill and then just in the evening eat a real dinner. But remember to do reservation if you are there in tourist season.
I remeber that I eat delicious pepper beef at twice in Sölden, unfortunately I don't remember the name of the restaurant, but there was a very nice waitress. (helps you a lot)
Favorite Dish: I don't have so much to say about nightlife. That's good I think, 'cause I was just 11 yrs. But i believe that there's good and wild after party, where ever you go, if there's young visitors (snowboard guys) there will be party every night.
Written Jan 30, 2003
Best place we found for pizza was Atiks Grill. This, like most of Solden, is adjacent to the main road but this wasn't a problem. Prices stat at 6e for a margerhita pizza.
Written Aug 22, 2009
Address: On main road.
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