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Dolada

★ Michelin€€€Country cooking, Modern Cuisine

An idyllic picture-postcard setting in a panoramic location overlooking Santa Croce lake, surrounded by villages and mountain peaks. This is matched by an elegant interior with a mix of antique and modern furnishings, and a succession of stylish small dining rooms and lounges, including an open fireplace where many of the ingredients are cooked. For over a century, this restaurant has told the story of the De Pra family and their love for the mountains which is clearly evident in the cuisine served here. Chef Riccardo has strengthened this connection by intensifying his search for local ingred

Locanda San Lorenzo

★ Michelin€€€Modern Cuisine, Seasonal Cuisine

The Dal Farra family opened this inn way back in 1900, when the current owner-chef Renzo’s grandparents established a simple osteria-style restaurant to provide meals for workers at the nearby mill. In the 1950s, Renzo’s parents took over at the helm, with a Michelin star awarded to the restaurant in 1997. Passion and consistency are the characteristics that have drawn guests to this restaurant for over a century: the cuisine makes full use of regional ingredients in dishes that have occasionally been reinterpreted with a modern twist. Some guests may prefer the modern dining room, although re

La Primula

★ Michelin€€€Italian Contemporary, Modern Cuisine

Set in the enchanted heart of Magredi, between Pordenone and Aviano, this elegant restaurant is steeped in over 150 years of history under the ownership of the Canton family, now re-energised by the return of their son Marco, a passionate sommelier. Time and tradition go hand in hand here, making this restaurant a timeless classic in the province and an example of reliable, refined gourmet dining. The dining room, with its majestic fireplace, wraps guests in a warm welcome, while in the kitchen, Andrea composes dishes from land and sea, adding modern touches and creating comforting flavours. T

Gellivs

★ Michelin€€€€Modern Cuisine, Creative

Gellivs boasts a unique and atmospheric setting within the Antica Opitergium museum, surrounded by archaeological remains that tell the story of the town from the beginning of the Roman period, although the contemporary-style furniture and decor here bring us right into the modern day. Here, chef Alessandro Breda creates cuisine that is reassuringly traditional in dishes such as potato mousse, cooked and raw cod, quince and puntarella greens, and more modern in specialities such as the Treviso-Tokyo lobster. An impressive wine list which includes Italian and international labels completes the

SanBrite

★ Michelin€€€€Alpine, Modern Cuisine

This restaurant has just a few tables amid a decor of elegantly recycled old wood, while a large window offers views of the stunning Ampezzo Dolomites outside. Your meal starts in a memorable way: waiters file into the dining room carrying mountains of creamy butter, which is served to every table accompanied by excellent bread with an incomparable texture. Owner-chef Riccardo Gaspari makes careful use of home-produced and regional ingredients, creating delicious cuisine in which mountain traditions are refreshed with modern touches, most noticeably visible in the desserts which are made witho

Tivoli

★ Michelin€€€€Modern Cuisine, Italian

This restaurant occupies an attractive Alpine house outside the town centre on the road to the Falzarego pass and at the foot of the Tofane mountains. Here, the chef shows himself to be completely at ease with both traditional cuisine and more creative fare. Using top-quality ingredients from this mountainous region, as well as fresh fish sourced daily from the markets at Venice and Chioggia, owner Graziano Prest creates delicious dishes full of generous flavours. Wine is another of his passions, hence the top-quality labels, historic vintages and renowned French bottles that can be found in t

Laite

★ Michelin€€€€Regional Cuisine, Traditional Cuisine

Within two magnificent wood-paneled stuben from the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, nestled in a traditional mountain house in a quiet area of authentic charm, chef Fabrizia Meroi draws from tradition and reinterprets it according to season and personal inspiration. Local aromas and fresh ingredients guide every dish: no virtuosity for its own sake, but a precise and sensitive reading of flavors. Emblematic is the treatment of tongue, which acquires a subtle smoky note from yakitori-style cooking before being veiled in a delicate licorice glaze. The wine cellar is equally impeccable, off

La Stüa de Michil - Simone Cantafio

★ Michelin€€€€Creative, International

To get to this restaurant you head up towards the church in the prettiest part of Corvara, where you’ll find the La Perla hotel, one of the best in the valley, on your left. Once inside the hotel, you’ll be accompanied to La Stüa (stube in Ladin), where the profusion of wood lends an intimate and romantic feel to the decor. Although the setting is typical of the region, Simone Cantafio’s cuisine will take you on an extraordinary culinary journey. Originally from Calabria, this chef worked for many years in Japan, just one of his many formative experiences. As a result, his dishes feature diffe

Al Borgo

必比登€€Regional Cuisine, Traditional Cuisine

Housed within an 18C villa in a small traditional hamlet, this restaurant with a warm rustic ambience serves regional cuisine. The Gioie del Borgo (home produced salami and sausages), barley and bean soup, and homemade ice cream are all highly recommended.

Dalla Libera

必比登€€Contemporary, Traditional Cuisine

At this restaurant, an American-style barbecue garden (in summer) and a smart, rustic dining room provide the backdrop for carefully prepared local cuisine with a personalised, gourmet twist, such as the home-made gnocchi served with three different types of tomato. The wine list features top-quality labels from Italy and further afield, including a few vintages that will delight wine-enthusiasts.

Locanda da Condo

必比登€€Venetian, Traditional Cuisine

Immersed in the wine-growing landscape of Prosecco, among orderly hills and rows of vines that define the territory, Condo is a historical family-run trattoria, the custodian across several generations of the Venetian gastronomic tradition. The interiors, warm and full of character, speak of the simple charm of the old country table; in summer, a pleasant veranda enveloped in climbing plants offers outdoor dining of genuine and unhurried character, perfectly suited to savouring the tranquillity of the surroundings. The cooking faithfully follows the rhythms of the territory, with dishes that a

Alla Pace

必比登€€Friulian, Traditional Cuisine

Not the easiest place to reach unless you are already in the area, Sauris di Sotto is a picturesque mountain village, with houses that seem lifted from a fairytale. Here you’ll also find this restaurant, with its characteristically Alpine interior. The menu naturally celebrates the local territory, beginning with the area’s famous cured meats, an excellent frico of cheese and potatoes with polenta, and, of course, plenty of meat.

Osteria Borsò Gambrinus

必比登€€Venetian, Seasonal Cuisine

"Casual and relaxed, the atmosphere is just like that of a typically traditional tavern, consisting of a series of pleasant little dining rooms, while the menu combines local specialities with fresh seafood dishes. "

Tre Noghere

必比登€€Regional Cuisine, Traditional Cuisine

Situated in a peaceful location amid fields and vineyards, this attractive country restaurant run by the same family since 1965 boasts an outdoor space where three walnut trees (“tre noghere”) provide shade in summer, plus a neat and simple dining room. Traditional cuisine, including home-made pastas, are to the fore here – we particularly enjoyed the rabbit cooked in the oven which is served with a delicious potato millefeuille.

Borgo Poscolle

必比登€Friulian, Regional Cuisine

This small family-run trattoria is nestled in the heart of Carnia and is an excellent example of mountain hospitality. Most of the ingredients used in the kitchen are sourced locally and are complemented by vegetables from their own organic garden. The chefs are passionate about tradition, which they present to guests with a delightful personal touch, as in the case of their cjarsons, the area's famous ravioli, the filling of which changes with the seasons.Those with a sweet tooth really must try the chocolate trilogy, one of the restaurant’s most successful and popular desserts.

Locanda San Martino

€€Venetian, Seasonal Cuisine

Founded in 1952, this inn has been run by the same family – and especially its female members – ever since. It now boasts the presence of a chef whose many years of experience are evident in his dishes. Much of the meat (especially lamb) is raised in the restaurant’s own farm nearby, while the dishes on the menu are seasonal and classic in style yet with a hint of modern flavour. When the weather allows, make the most of the large terrace boasting fine views of the sunset over the surrounding Alpago region.

Terracotta

€€Italian Contemporary, Modern Cuisine

Situated in the old town, this small, cosy restaurant serves delicious cuisine, with dishes sometimes inspired by Italian and international recipes, but often revisited in a unique way. In summer, you can dine on the terrace under a beautiful wisteria tree.

Ai Cadelach

€€Venetian, Traditional Cuisine

Enjoy local cuisine in a rustic - style dining room or alongside the swimming pool in summer. The menu focuses on meat dishes (especially grilled meat), such as traditional Fiorentina steak and Alpago lamb. Wine lovers will appreciate the excellent wine cellar kept by Ezio, one of the restaurant owners.

Le Macine

€€Country cooking, Regional Cuisine

Housed in a recently renovated 18C mill on the banks of the Meschio river, this restaurant is run by brothers Giuseppe (front of house) and Adriano (in the kitchen), who serve top-quality cuisine with its roots in local traditions and the occasional imaginative twist with warmth and professionalism. It is even more appealing in summer, when meals are served on the beautiful outdoor terrace.

Tana de 'l Ors

€€Modern Cuisine, Farm to table

A favourite with food-lovers, this restaurant serves lighter meals at lunchtime which are nonetheless carefully and imaginatively prepared (don’t miss the orsoburger!). In the evening, the best daily ingredients are prepared with a lightly modern touch – meat is the undisputed start of the show, although a few fish dishes also feature. One-room and two-room apartments are also available.

Osteria Borgo Ronche

€€Modern Cuisine, Seafood

With only a handful of tables – all the more reason to reserve – and a contemporary, streamlined yet welcoming setting, this intimate spot showcases the chef-owner’s resolutely seafood-focused cuisine, though a couple of meat options round out the menu. Preparations and pairings remain largely classic, as seen in the gratinéed Breton scallops, while raw seafood also makes an appearance, sometimes unexpectedly atop pasta, as in the standout spaghettoni with cacio e pepe and red prawn tartare.

AceroRosso

€€Regional Cuisine

This secluded mountain chalet immersed in verdant woodland boasts a welcoming dining room with a decidedly Alpine feel thanks to the profusion of wood and a warming open fire. The cuisine is also regional in style, featuring local recipes and ingredients albeit with a contemporary touch. Popular dishes include the rack of lamb cooked at low temperature and served with creamed sweetcorn, leek fondant and its own jus.

La Ciotola

€€Seasonal Cuisine, Classic Cuisine

A fresh, dynamic venue along the road to Pordenone, thoughtfully run by the Cover brothers. The kitchen tells tales of both land and sea: earthy, satisfying dishes such as the juicy young heifer entrecôte wrapped in golden potatoes with mustard dressing, and tempting seafood offerings such as the fragrant, comforting linguine with scampi alla busara. Quality ingredients take center stage! At lunch, the menu streamlines and service quickens, with lighter prices to match; come evening, the carte expands and the experience becomes complete and gratifying.

Osteria da Cippi

€€Traditional Cuisine, Italian

A corner that is simply out of this world, tucked away in a delightful chalet with a fireplace that smells of wood and warmth. The cuisine celebrates local produce in tune with the seasons: wild herbs from Valdestali in spring, vegetables from the kitchen garden in summer, and fruits from the surrounding woods in autumn. Delicacies include lasagnetta with venison ragout and chanterelle mushrooms, cjarsons and antique apple strudel with vanilla ice cream. There is only one tasting menu, and reservations must be made at least two days in advance.

Il Capriolino

€€Country cooking, Modern Cuisine

This elegant restaurant has been run by the same family for years and has a history dating back over two centuries. It serves regional yet creative cuisine and has a distinctly Middle European ambience with its hunting trophies, clocks and frescoes.

Osteria dai Mazzeri

€€Venetian, Traditional Cuisine

Once the town hall of Follina, this building dating from 1704 is now home to a restaurant run by two brothers who serve delicious regional and seasonal cuisine here (in winter, don’t miss the spit-roasted chicken, veal or pork cooked according to local tradition). A beautiful mulberry tree, the old symbol of the village that was once involved in the silk industry, graces the outdoor dining space.

Sostansa

€€€Italian Contemporary, Regional Cuisine

In the heart of the city, just beyond the restricted traffic zone, this venue tells culinary stories through dishes with a distinctly urban character. Here, the finest market offerings are selected with respect for seasonality, then transformed into generous, seductive creations: from the land, bergamot-lacquered squab with Treviso radicchio, its legs served in a salad with pears and walnuts; from the sea, turbot paired with broccoli rabe perfumed with garlic, olive oil, and chili. An experience that plays between tradition and modernity, with bold flavors and surprising harmonies.

La Ferrata

€€Regional Cuisine, Friulian

The walls tell stories through photographs of locomotives and the warm glow of copper pots and lids at this century-old osteria. Rustic charm and conviviality define this welcoming venue, nestled in the picturesque historic center of Pordenone. Generous portions steeped in tradition emerge from the kitchen: cured meats, hearty cuts, and local cheeses share the stage with simple, authentic dishes such as beef cheek braised in Refosco wine, served alongside creamy polenta, a rustic, flavor-rich experience.

La Corte

€€€Modern Cuisine, Contemporary

Situated in the luxurious Villa Abbazia hotel, this splendid restaurant boasts a fireplace, frescoes and period decor, as well as an elegant outdoor space for summer dining. Both provide the perfect backdrop for the cuisine prepared by Giuseppe Francica, a young chef who practically grew up in the kitchen here. Served on vegetarian and tasting menus from which dishes can also be chosen individually à la carte style, this chef’s fresh and colourful dishes are made using herbs and vegetables from the property’s own kitchen garden, plus ingredients sourced from trusted local producers. The excell

Da Gigetto

€€€Regional Cuisine, Modern Cuisine

A long-established restaurant with a renowned reputation thanks to the enthusiasm of the family at the helm and the excellent cuisine on offer. The carefully designed menu focuses mainly on classic regional dishes, yet also includes more contemporary options and even a few fish-based specialities, while the impressive wine list features more than 1 000 different labels, including some surprising names and various vertical wine-tasting options.

Il Favri

€Friulian, Traditional Cuisine

This inn, which has been serving food since the early 19C, boasts a warm atmosphere with a rustic feel. The beautiful garden makes a delightful setting in fine weather, while the cuisine focuses on traditional dishes from Friuli, such as “frico” (potato, onion and cheese fritter) and cured ham.

Osteria da Afro

€€Regional Cuisine, Country cooking

An expertly run family restaurant not far from the historic centre. Warm atmosphere in the two dining rooms (especially the one with the fireplace), where the daily specials are marked on a blackboard. A real gem of restaurant, which also has a few charming guestrooms furnished in fir and cherry wood.

La Torre

€€Regional Cuisine, Modern Cuisine

Situated on the ground floor of Spilimbergo’s beautiful medieval castle, this restaurant has equally beautiful interiors which welcome guests into a romantic atmosphere, steeped in history but accompanied by every contemporary comfort. For a really special dinner for two, we highly recommend booking the intimate alcove table. The cuisine is modern and beautifully presented with a special focus on meat, although the fish dishes are every bit as delicious.

Aurora

€€Venetian, Modern Cuisine

Situated just a stone’s throw from the Concattedrale di San Pietro Apostolo, Aurora boasts a cheerful and contemporary-style dining room with colourful furnishings, soft lighting and plenty of wine bottles on display. The carefully prepared cuisine includes Italian and regional meat and fish specialities with a light, modern twist.

Alle Codole

€€Country cooking, Modern Cuisine

‘Codole’ is the nickname of the family that runs this restaurant and whose ancestors once worked in the copper mines in the area. Today, the family has exchanged mining for cooking, offering guests specialities such as ricotta and black truffle ravioli with a lamb ragù, and loin of venison in a porcini mushroom crust.

Parco Gambrinus

€€Modern Cuisine, Seasonal Cuisine

A rustic and romantic setting provides the backdrop for the traditional and creative cuisine served here. It is made from typical local produce with an emphasis on ethical and sustainably produced ingredients (vegan and gluten - free options are also available). Exotic animals inhabit the park, where a stream is home to the house specialities of crayfish, eels and sturgeon. The restaurant also offers a few comfortable guestrooms nearby.

Baita Fraina

€€€Country cooking, Classic Cuisine

Warm little bar rooms, reminiscent of the German wine bars or "Stube", a summer terrace and well - prepared regional dishes: for those who want to escape the mundane life of Cortina for the silence of an isolated "baita" [mountain hut]. Delightful rooms, colourfully furnished in warm tones so you can better enjoy the silence and scents of the mountains.

Locanda Solagna

€€Italian Contemporary, Country cooking

Although this restaurant has been in business since the 1950s, it feels much more modern thanks to its updated appearance. Renowned for its excellent regional cuisine served in the evening, the restaurant pays careful attention to seasonal ingredients. At lunchtime, the ”osteria”-style menu is much simpler. Excellent wine selection.

Ristorante de LEN

€€Regional Cuisine

Just a stone’s throw from the central and very busy Corso Italia, this restaurant has an elegant Alpine feel. Here, subtle lighting, soft background music and larch wood cladding on the walls create an ambience with an attractive blend of the modern and traditional. The cuisine takes inspiration from the local region, with specialities interpreted with a contemporary twist, including a focus on vegetable- and cheese-based dishes such as the excellent “fonduta di Saporito d'alpeggio” (fondue).

Al Camin

€€Country cooking, Modern Cuisine

On the road to Misurina lake, this friendly restaurant with a modern Alpine style offers dishes of the regional tradition with imaginative touches and modern technique. So a great deal of practicality, then, as in the beef tenderloin wrapped in speck dry-cured pork with cep mushrooms and Ampezzo-style potatoes. The chef and sommelier Fabio Pompanin manages a wine list with approximately 200 labels. In the warmer season, take advantage of the open-air service.

El Brite de Larieto

€€€Alpine, Traditional Cuisine

If SanBrite boasts a collection of Michelin stars (a classic star for its cuisine and a green star for its sustainable approach), it’s also thanks to this agriturismo’s location in a small larch wood, where it is surrounded by the spectacular Dolomites. Opened 20 years ago and renovated over the years, this smart agriturismo is also home to a stable annexe, where its restaurant celebrates the flavours of Alpine culinary traditions in its meat and charcuterie, cheeses, creamy butter and ice cream, as well as herbs, berries and other local ingredients.

Alajmo Cortina

€€€€Contemporary, Alpine

Situated in the restored premises of the historic El Toulà restaurant, Alajmo Cortina is home to a bar on the ground floor, with the restaurant occupying the two upper floors (no lift). Although traditional in feel with a profusion of wood, the restaurant is run by a young and enthusiastic team. The cuisine focuses mainly on the region, although the menu also features fish and other imaginative options on tasting menus and an à la carte.

Ristorante Da Anita - Chalet Prà delle Nasse

€€Regional Cuisine, Alpine

This family-run restaurant is surrounded by views of the Dolomites that are particularly impressive from the outdoor terrace in summer. A historic culinary stalwart among San Martino di Castrozza restaurants, Prà delle Nasse focuses on regional mountain cuisine, although a few more personalised dishes also feature on the menu. The desserts include the grandmother’s traditional tarts alongside more contemporary options.

Indiniò

€€€Italian Contemporary, Regional Cuisine

Located in a charming little village, Indiniò is an extraordinary place to discover Carnic cuisine. The ingredients tell the story of the local area, but chef Gloria Clama transforms them into refined creations that are sometimes bold and surprising. The dining rooms, furnished with wood and modern details, evoke tradition in an elegant way, creating a warm and romantic atmosphere.

Il Credenziere

€€Seafood

Situated in a small country hamlet, this restaurant is run by a chef from Puglia, whose origins can be glimpsed here and there in his dishes. The influence of the Veneto, where the chef has been working for some time, is also evident in the local dishes which appear alongside more creative options on the menu.

Mondschein

€€€Regional Cuisine, Traditional Cuisine

Surrounded by the lush greenery of the Dolomite valley of Sappada, Mondschein is one of the area's most refined and sought-after gourmet retreats. The Kratter family offers a warm welcome, wrapping guests in the authentic atmosphere of the Dolomites. The kitchen is filled with the aromas of the forest and local flavours, combined with the freshness of seasonal ingredients: don't miss the tender and juicy venison fillet, enhanced by a mountain pine sauce and the spicy sweetness of Williams pears with saffron. The wine list, which has been updated with new labels, invites you to make new discove

Rifugio Fuciade

€€Regional Cuisine, Alpine

To give you an idea of the Alpine location of this restaurant framed by the Costabella mountain chain, suffice it to say that for centuries it was used for mountain pasture. There’s a breathtaking view of the Dolomites which extend into the distance as far as Pale di San Martino, while the menu here focuses on regional recipes such as canderli dumplings on a bed of cabbage, veal stew with polenta and chanterelle mushrooms, and polenta gnocchetti with herb pesto, smoked ricotta and lemon thyme. The wine cellar is home to more than 600 labels, plus accommodation is available in a choice of tranq

InAlto Alfio Ghezzi Dolomites

€€€Regional Cuisine, Traditional Cuisine

At Col Margherita, perched at 2,550 meters and accessible by cable car in winter (departing from Moena via Passo San Pellegrino), a new ski bar bears the signature of Alfio Ghezzi. The menu favors Alpine traditions, though a more elaborate, creative selection showcases several not-to-be-missed dishes from the chef. In warmer months, the venue is also reachable on foot or − for the more athletic − by bicycle (two charging stations available for e-bikes).

Osteria alla Chiesa

€€€Modern Cuisine, Creative

Genuine warmth in the dining room and interiors that recall the inns of old: the building is historic, and the discreet creak of the wooden staircase contributes to a d’antan atmosphere. Among the most intriguing offerings is a raviolo accompanied by fried artichokes and a sweetbread “carpaccio,” completed by an almond sauce that rounds the dish with gentle, measured succulence.

Stube Ladina

€€Alpine, Traditional Cuisine

The hotel owner is also the chef, serving carefully prepared and well - presented dishes made from regional produce in a quiet Stube - style dining room. An interesting wine list provides the icing on the cake.

Cocun Cellar Restaurant

€€€Contemporary, Italian Contemporary

In the cellars of the Ciasa Salares hotel, you dine surrounded by bottles – after all, cocun in Ladin means cork, and not by chance the wine selection is vast. The chef creates dishes with ingredients and influences from every corner of the world and makes frequent use of the grill.

San Michele

€€Modern Cuisine

Situated next to the ruins of the old castle and the small church of San Michele, this 13C building, thought to have once housed a guardroom, is now home to a small restaurant serving regional, seasonal cuisine with a modern twist. During the week, the restaurant offers a lunchtime menu of top-quality snacks (the Venetian “cicchetti”), as well as a few “primi” and desserts.

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Locanda Baggio

€€€Modern Cuisine, Seasonal Cuisine

A warm and welcoming dining room, together with professional yet pleasantly friendly and informal service, provide the perfect complement to the extraordinary cuisine: hearty, full of flavour, unsullied by unnecessary artifice. The pasta tubes with a rich sauce of baby cuttlefish, dried seaweed and sea urchins are unforgettable, as is the grilled fish with a sauce made from clams, leeks and seaweed oil.

La Terrazza

€€Italian, Contemporary

A salon en plein air overlooking Asolo’s historical center, this charming spot offers attentive service and Italian cuisine presented with a modern touch. The menu spans land and sea, with vegetarian options as well. A classic and welcoming atmosphere makes it an ideal setting for a romantic dinner.

KELINA Fine Dine

€€€Modern Cuisine, Creative

From Corvara, take the ultra-modern Boè cable-car to this restaurant (accessible also on skis or by foot) which is one of the dining options at the Piz Boè Alpine Lounge (for access, turn right as you exit the cable-car). Open at lunchtime only, KELINA serves unexpectedly gourmet cuisine in a minimalist-style dining room which allows the stunning views of Sassongher, Santa Croce and La Varella to take centre stage through the restaurant’s large floor-to-ceiling windows. The dishes are always modern and creative, combining Alpine ingredients with fresh fish – the red prawns with scampi mayonnai

Osteria Bellavista

€€€Italian Contemporary, Country cooking

At Osteria Bellavista, the menu is recited: Paolo and Raffaele, father and son, will guide you through the dishes of the day, prepared with excellent ingredients and authentic passion. The cuisine? A tribute to tradition, between sea and land, with a contemporary touch that surprises without betraying its roots.

Ladinia

€€€Regional Cuisine, Italian Contemporary

Both the Berghotel Ladinia and its restaurant of the same name boast a warm, vintage Alpine-style ambience, with wood decor that tells the story of this business which opened as a simple inn back in 1930. Little has changed since then and guests return here time after time thanks to the warm welcome and attention to detail offered by the Costa family. The traditional cuisine has the occasional modern twist, while the few Ladin-style guestrooms are decorated with a profusion of wood.

Rifugio Col Alt

€€italian, regional, alpine

During the day this restaurant can be reached in just a few minutes by cable car, providing you with breathtaking views of the Dolomites, while in the evening (when the service is more attentive – things are faster paced at lunchtime) you have to arrange transport via snowcat. The name “refuge” refers only to the location as the cuisine is definitely that of a restaurant: although the menu features hearty mountain fare, it also includes modern options and a few fish-based recipes, including oysters. Last but not least, there’s a good selection of wines.

Il Basilisco

€€Classic Cuisine, Seasonal Cuisine

Situated in a peripheral residential area, this restaurant sports a vibrant and simple interior centred around splendid cuisine. Although many dishes adhere to the traditional national classic genre, local offerings particularly impressed us, such as the Risi e Bisi made with native peas cooked in pod broth. Nonetheless, room remains for certain fish offerings. A pleasant outdoors area is available for fair-weather enjoyment.

Bistrot La Perla

€€€Italian, Classic Cuisine

The venue unfolds around a large wooden bar, where the bartenders are constantly at work making excellent cocktails that complement an impressive wine list. We are in the bistro of the famous La Perla hotel: a tribute to mountain life, expressed through charming and cheerful décor that creates a lively and welcoming atmosphere. The menu invites you to indulge in mouth-watering dishes inspired by the classic flavours of Italian tradition, while live music plays in the background.The venue is open practically all day: a café in the morning, a bistro at lunchtime, a more informal menu from 2 pm t

Le Beccherie

€€€Country cooking, Modern Cuisine

In the heart of Treviso, what was once a stronghold of traditional cuisine is now a restaurant with contemporary appeal, where a carefully curated atmosphere is matched by sophisticated design; the most coveted tables overlook the canal, providing a particularly atmospheric setting. The gastronomic proposal combines fantasy and references to the territory; in addition to the à la carte, two tasting menus are available: "We" brings together a selection of the most representative dishes of chefs Beatrice Simonetti and Manuel Gobbo, while "Beccherie 1962" pays homage to the sign's historic cuisin

Antico Morer

€€Seafood, Seasonal Cuisine

In a charming area of Treviso's historic centre, the Morer restaurant offers fresh seafood dishes, homemade pastas and desserts. Not to be missed are the lemon noodles and the scallop with its coral and pepper. Not far from the Cathedral, this historic venue is named after a mulberry tree – morer, in the local dialect – once located in front of the entrance, but which is now gone!

Pierre - Trattoria Sartoriale

€€Modern Cuisine, Creative

On the edge of the historic center, this is a simple restaurant with just a few tables, set in modern spaces accented with 1920s-inspired touches. True to its name, the focus here is a “tailored” approach to cuisine. The menu reflects the best the market has to offer, interpreted with creativity, especially in the three tasting menus, while never going overboard and always prioritizing flavor. The restaurant is run by two passionate young professionals (the chef has gained excellent national and international experience). At lunchtime, a business menu is also available.

Feria

€€€Indonesian, Asian Contemporary

A modern restaurant with an Indonesian-style decor, plus an attractive open-view kitchen which creates a warm and welcoming ambience. Here, Marco Feltrin, an Italian chef with experience in Indonesian cuisine, serves typical dishes from this country with a contemporary twist. We particularly enjoyed the noodles, squid and leeks, and the charcoal-grilled snapper. The wine list includes a good selection of organic and biodynamic labels which are the perfect accompaniment to the Asian food served here. Feria has two distinct spaces – the bistro-cum-bar which serves cocktails and some street-food

med

€€Regional Cuisine, Contemporary

In the pedestrian area of the town, with views of the Sile river from the ground floor, this attractive restaurant serves regional cuisine with a focus on local ingredients, prepared in a classic style attentive to modern tastes. There’s an excellent wine list, plus live music and a pleasant outdoor space for fine weather dining.

L'Ostì

€€€Modern Cuisine, Creative

A minimalist-style restaurant featuring a wood decor, an extensive display of bottles, and some windows boasting partial yet splendid views of the Dolomites. The chef here prepares creative cuisine using local ingredients alongside produce sourced from other regions. The wine list includes a wide selection of natural wines.

Wine & Dine

€€€Regional Cuisine, Classic Cuisine

In the center of Canazei, this restaurant within the Croce Bianca hotel occupies wood-paneled rooms that foster a relaxed, informal atmosphere, with a few charming alcoves for more intimate seating. Meat reigns supreme, notably a dedicated selection of grilled main courses. A good assortment of wines by the glass.

Alla Locanda

€€€Italian Contemporary, Seasonal Cuisine

A colourful, contemporary-style restaurant within the Locanda degli Artisti Art Hotel, a new address that is striking for its large art collection displayed throughout its various rooms. The cuisine here focuses on seasonal ingredients which are used to create personalised and imaginative dishes showcased on tasting menus and an à la carte. Interesting wine list, with a special emphasis on labels from the Trentino-Alto Adige region.

Menegaldo

€€€Seafood, Classic Cuisine

Menegaldo is a long-established favourite for anyone who loves authentic fish dishes made from top-quality ingredients. Although it feels as though time has stood still in the pleasantly old-fashioned dining room, with its outmoded decor and furnishings, the service here is attentive and enthusiastic. The dishes are traditional and typical of the area, making this an excellent choice for delicious seafood cuisine that is elaborate without being overly fussy.

MARdiVINO

€€Seafood, Mediterranean Cuisine

Inside a recently renovated 1800s farmhouse, MARdiVINO's kitchen offers fresh seafood specialities inspired by Apulian tradition. Do not hesitate to try the barbecued rock octopus, marinated in scapece, accompanied by potato and speck mille-feuille.