Small place, but the wine barrel decor is a nice touch. Restroom was clean.

The coffee was spot on, and I really enjoyed their regional pastries. The chocolate croissant was the star&mdash;flaky, buttery, with a rich, gooey center. Just wish it was a bit bigger for the price.

The lunch was light and fresh. Grilled vegetables had a nice char, the pasta was perfectly al dente. For just over &euro;20, the quality was there. Felt reasonable.

Found this little spot near the station. The wine list is lovely, lots of local options by the glass. I really appreciated that. The place itself is quite small, but it has a nice, quiet charm. Perfect for a quick, relaxed glass before a journey.

Been coming here for years, and their gelato is consistently the best in town. Simple, no-frills, just perfect quality every time.

Love the vibe here. It&#39;s in this gorgeous old building, feels rustic and cozy. Just a really relaxed, welcoming spot to unwind. The interior just works.

I&#39;m still thinking about that fregolotti cake. The texture was incredible, with just the right amount of crunch. The cream-filled doughnuts were a perfect match, not too sweet. I&#39;ll be back for those two for sure.

Stopped by after a morning on the slopes. Got the mushroom pasta, pretty solid for a ski joint. My mate had the lentil bowl, also decent. Place was busy but we got served fast enough. Just make sure you book if you&#39;re coming later, it fills up quick.

The garden out back is so peaceful. I had a glass of their house red there, which was really nice and not expensive at all. Just a lovely, quiet spot to unwind.

Had a decent breakfast here. The sandwiches are made fresh, which is nice. You pick your own bread and toppings. Good for a quick bite. A bit pricey for what it is, but fine overall.

The wine list is solid, and the setting is pretty unique. Sure, a few dishes felt a bit pricey, but honestly? For what you get, it&#39;s fair.

The beef stew was the real deal. Tender chunks, rich gravy, the kind that sticks to your ribs. Perfect after a morning on the trail. A bit pricey for the portion, but the flavor was spot on.

The polenta with goulash was a standout, very soft and flavorful.

The band totally makes this place &mdash; got the whole room going even with the snow gear piled everywhere. Staff kept up fine with the rush.

The Roman-style pizza is the reason I come. The crust is thin, crisp, and has a good chew. Toppings are fresh, simple. I just wish the slices were a bit bigger for the price.

Quick lunch spot. Staff are nice, some speak a few languages. Got my order fast, which is all I need on a short break. No fuss, just efficient.

Cozy little spot for a classic Italian breakfast. Cappuccino was good, but the prosciutto and cheese panini was on the smaller side for the price. Still, the atmosphere was pleasant.

Doner pizza was a fun idea. All the kebab toppings on a good, chewy crust. Tasted fresh. Service was nice and quick. Would order it again.

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