Restaurants in Sölden

Zelden is distinguished not only by its excellent and high-quality skiing, but also by the huge variety of entertainment venues. The town has been dubbed the winter Ibiza for its exuberant nightlife. And it is constantly reinforcing this fame.

Today there are more than 90 restaurants, 10 discos, a huge number of cafes, bars and a movie theater.

The variety of food on offer - from exclusive gourmet cuisine to inexpensive Italian restaurants - is also impressive. In Sölden, by the way, the proximity of Italy has a strong influence - there are an astonishing number of Italian restaurants.

Another feature of the food scene in Sölden is the presence of restaurants and cafes not only in the town itself, but also on the peaks. You can have a good meal right next to the piste. About 20 small restaurants - from traditional mountain huts to modern self-service restaurants - offer their services. You can have a tasty and inexpensive snack without taking off your ski boots. After 3 p.m., snow bars, hot mulled wine and rousing music tempt tourists to finish their skiing and party hard.

Tourists say that the excellent cuisine and the beautiful views have made the Tiefenbach Glacier Restaurant one of the most popular places in Sölden. The Panorama-Alm, located on slopes 21-22, guarantees excellent food and a picturesque view directly over the Ötztal valley.

But the best restaurants and cafes in Sölden are sprawled along the town's main street. The 40 ski huts, "snow bars", restaurants and pizzerias can keep the big party-goers off the slopes!

Those who like discreet but hearty cuisine can head to Pizzeria Salino, Die Alm or s' Pfandl restaurants.

The best restaurants in Sölden are the Central Ötztaler Stube and Feinspitz. The chefs of these restaurants are awarded the famous Gault Millau caps (the equivalent of Michelin stars). Naturally, the price of dinner at these restaurants is quite high, and you should book a table in advance.

It should be noted that in many restaurants in Sölden you can find menus in Russian. However, you won't find a specialized Russian restaurant in the resort.

Prices in Sölden's restaurants vary as much as their menus. If a huge pan of meat and fried potatoes in the restaurant "s' Pfandl" will cost you 25 - 50 EUR, a dinner for two with wine in the restaurant Culinaria will cost you 100 EUR. Prices in the cafes of Sölden also vary depending on the popularity of the café and its proximity to the city center.

Important: food in Sölden is served strictly according to a schedule. Lunch is served before 2pm, après-ski from 4pm to 7pm, and dinner after 6pm. Tipping is between 2 and 4 EUR.