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Gastronomy (ski huts, restaurants, eating at the ski resort) Ischgl/Samnaun – Silvretta Arena
Throughout the entire ski area, with the exception of the peaks of Piz Val Gronda, Palinkopf, Greitspitze, Idjoch, and Viderjoch, there are excellent places to stop for food and drinks. Most restaurants and ski lodges offer both table service and self-service options. Highlights include the Restaurant Alpenhaus, Restaurant Pardorama, and Schmuggler Alm. All dining options in Ischgl and Samnaun offer excellent cuisine, outstanding wines, and sun terraces. In the towns of Ischgl and Samnaun, you can also dine in the hotel restaurants.
15 mountain restaurants & ski huts
Gastronomy tip
Restaurant Pardorama
At the Pardatschgrat mountain station at 2,624 m
Probably the most spectacular mountain restaurant in Tyrol, located on the summit of the Pardatschgrat. There is a self-service area on the ground floor and an exceptional à la carte restaurant on the first floor with a large sun terrace. The menu ranges from traditional to exclusive dishes, and you will always find the perfect wine pairing for your meal. This is also where the highest conference room in Austria is located.
Restaurant Alpenhaus
On the Idalp at 2,320 m
Das Alpenhaus is probably the most stylish "ski hut" in the Alpine region. A self-service area on the ground floor and a gourmet restaurant on the first floor with a lounge and a magnificent sun terrace offer food and drinks of the highest quality.
Schmuggler-Alm
In Samnaun at the end of the valley run Dutyfree-Run
The Schmuggler-Alm is a rustic and cozy hut offering Swiss specialties and a sun terrace. Here you can enjoy first-class cuisine and a large selection of wines. The highlight is a Samnauner cheese fondue. From early afternoon, the atmosphere shifts to après-ski.
Gampenalpe
Above the valley station of the Gampen six-seater chairlift at 1,990 m
The Gampenalpe was completely reopened for the 2018/19 season and impresses with its typical alpine hut atmosphere and modern touch. The full-service restaurant offers Tyrolean specialties. There is also a self-service area. The Vogelnestbar invites you to linger. In summer, the cowshed on the alp is in operation.
Restaurant La Marmotte
On the Alp Trida at 2,263 m
The restaurant La Marmotte is a gourmet and specialty restaurant located directly on the slopes of Samnaun. Situated on the first floor of Alp Trida, it also offers two small sun terraces. On sunny days, it is highly recommended to make a reservation.
Restaurant Idalp Panorama
Directly on the Idalp at 2,320 m
The Panorama Restaurant on the Idalp is Tyrol's highest gourmet village. In the elegant parlors and on the large sun terrace, Tyrolean specialties and international delicacies are served. Guests can enjoy exclusive burgers, premium beef, lamb, and fish. A fine wine list completes the offering.
Restaurant Höllboden
At Höllboden at 2,141 m
The Höllböden restaurant consists of a self-service area and a serviced section. A cozy lounge completes the offer. In addition to Italian-inspired cuisine, typical Tyrolean specialties are also served.
Restaurant Saalas
At the valley station of the Greitspitz and Viderjochbahn 2 lifts
The Salaas restaurant offers a serviced area on the upper floor with Swiss specialties. Among other things, fondue, raclette, and steaks are served. Soups, salads, and pasta dishes are of course also available. In addition, there is a self-service restaurant with a large sun terrace and the Skyline Bar.
Restaurant Sattel
On the Alp Trida Sattel at 2,488 m
The Sattel restaurant offers excellent cuisine with both table service and self-service options. A large sun terrace completes the offer. A highlight is the VIP Lounge with a bar, comfortable lounge chairs, and a unique mountain view.
Restaurant Alp Trida
On the Alp Trida at 2,263 m
The self-service restaurant Alp Trida was completely renovated for the 2017/18 season. It offers, among other things, wood-fired pizza, wraps, and wok dishes. You can only enter the restaurant with a ski pass and then indulge to your heart's content. When you have finished your meal, you need to check out at the register. Everything is charged to your ski pass and you pay once at the end when you leave. A completely new concept.
Mountain hut tip
Vider Alp
A little below the Idalp at just under 2,300 m
The Vider Alp is a rustic ski hut with table service, an ice bar, and a large sun terrace. In the cozy lounge made of old wood, you can enjoy Tyrolean specialties. The Vider Alp is also open during night tobogganing.
Alp Bella
At the Griavela four-seater chairlift at 2,380 m
Alp Bella offers rustic and cozy parlors in the serviced area. The hut's specialties are Swiss rösti and grilled chicken. There is also a self-service area and a large sun terrace.
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