Typical Italian ski resorts restaurant. By name Italian but tailors to Italian and German cuisine…read more The deco is a bit dated 80s, but matches the deco of the ski village. We tried their pizza and all 3 of us were satisfied. Good size, good tasting, not the best I had in my life but very decent. Alcohol: we tried the house white wine and it is very light and airy and good value for money. One of our diners was not drinking alcohol and they didn't have alcohol free beer. All in all, good price, good quality.

Came for drinks and music ,, had a blast. Florence and his crew know how to serve and make everyone…read morefeel welcome !

Excellent place for paninis! Got rejected from 2 places because we didn't have reservations but…read morethis place took us with open attend and we're glad it did. Tried 4 different paninis: Alla Contadina (speck and cheese), Diavolo (spicy salami, pepperocinis, and cream cheese), pastrami, and Norvegan (salmon). All on toasty bread and very filling. Winner was the pastrami. Also, good house Merlot!

Our favorite Apres ski spot in town. Came here 4 times in 4 days! Great atmosphere and vibe, really…read morefun music - lots of classics with a German twist, and music from around the world. Large assortment of tasty drinks. For gin and tonics, about a half dozen choices for gin and half dozen quality tonics, including fever tree. You can get a Gordon's Gin (€4.20) w/ Schweppes tonic (€2.90), but my favorite was the Gin Sabatini Italiano (€8) with either Fever Tree Aromatic or Fever Tree Aromatic (€4). The waitresses and bartenders are really friendly and fun. They also have a wide variety of hot drinks - the eggnog one is really popular, and so are the Schnapps/ grappa drinks - tried the one with pear, sour apricot and peach. And they were all really good, and pretty presentation with big chunk of fruit. Totally recommend!

We were three people visiting the Città Alta. We seated at the terrace in the square. My friends…read moreasked for ravioli and I asked for a ham round panino. We also shared a mixed plate of prosciutto and cheese. Everything delicious, and with drinks included we paid less than 20€ per person. Beautiful lunch!

Awesome place. Local crowd is super friendly, and it's pretty much the only place in Ponte Arche to…read morego out. The owner is very friendly and speaks English and German, and the bar tenders are super nice and chill.

It is a dark little rock bar with an excellent selection of beers. The food was also quite tasty,…read moremainly sandwiches, wraps, and other light but interesting fare. I would stop in again for a drink if I was in the area.

Not that into 'real' apres ski, but you like to drink a beer at night? You can sit here with…read morefriends in a real good atmosphere and drink good beer. It's a real Irish Pub as you all know it. The inside looks great, a little bit of rock through the speakers and the bartender is a real nice guy! Only thing I didn't like is that you could smoke everywhere.

Great decor and bery vood beer ( ha ha ) great place to hang out after hitting the Sellaronda…read more Owners and owners son were both goalies. If you love sports, this place is a great find. They would have got 5 stars I just have a hard time with the smoke. But don't let that stop you its worth it.