Agriturismo Malga Roccolo In Cogollo del cengio

11/01/25 I participated with my family in the ciaspogam (full moon excursion + dinner for €35). Excellent organization, evocative route with plenty of refreshment halfway through, very friendly guides. We were also lucky enough to see 11 deer pass by. Upon returning, in a warm and welcoming environment, we asked for several changes to the menu and they were granted. Good service. Until next time

I went for a Ciaspogam last night, we were taken for a ride (about 2h30) under the moon with (a little) snow. Everything was organized to perfection with a refreshment stop. Very nice. About 40 people. Followed by "local" dinner. In short, a warm, spacious and beautiful environment, and with walking companions it's different than just going to dinner with faces you've never seen. Now a sore point, the fixed menu includes cabbage soup and sausage as a first course (very salty, the flavor is completely lost when the tongue and mouth are salty). We only have water but no wine which will arrive at the end of the second course after asking 3 times. There were 7 of us, we brought 750cl. The second course was Goulash with potatoes and polenta. I ate the slice of polenta and the goulash, the uneatable potatoes, salted beyond belief. Perhaps the Chef last night gave way to someone less experienced. I'm sorry but this opinion on too much salt was shared by all 7 of us at the table. Then a berry spumone ok. Coffee. Total account €35 without receipt. Better if I paid by card, I saw that it worked. I have lost the desire to return to eat in this beautiful restaurant but not the desire to go for some nice walks in this very beautiful location.

Beautiful environment but a little cold (in temperature). Good food but nothing special. Dishes served not very hot. I had eaten much better on a previous visit.

Excellent truffle ravioli and pumpkin spetzle. The rabbit in the pan is also good. Finish with hot strudel and coffee. Spent little. Excellent service from very attentive and coordinated young people, in a beautiful environment with grandiose circular-section wooden beams covering the roof (which perhaps recall the Vaia storm that hit the area). They organize themed evenings on Fridays. Well done!

Very good food. Really top quality. It's a shame that there's no coca cola to digest the tons of stuff you eat, but all in all it's there. Congratulations for the quality. Service a little slow. Smiling and friendly waiters, we will definitely be back. Very high prices.

I went there with 2 guys after a nice snowshoe hike. Had a great meal, traditional dishes and tasty Well done

Very nice panoramic place, ample parking, slightly narrow road. You have to be careful with snow

Great place with a beautiful view of the landscape. The Malga inside is very well looked after and is a very nice place to eat. Good food and welcoming staff. We'll be back!

Consigliato da amici siamo andati … direi che 5 stelle non bastano la malga bellissima tutti i piatti provati più che ottimi personale veloce attento e prpreparatissimo alle domande fatte conoscono i prodotti e conoscono le preparazioni bravi unica pecca non accettano cani

Siamo stati a mangiare qui sia a pranzo che a cena, in due giorni diversi. Benché il sentiero per arrivarci a piedi sia faticoso e la strada per arrivarci con l'auto sia impervia, è un posto dove tornare è sicuramente consigliato e piacevole. L'interno è ampio, luminoso, interamente in legno e accogliente; il déhor offre altri tavoli riparati dal sole e un panorama notevole. Grande attenzione anche alle toilettes, con ganci per appendere borse/giubbotti, fasciatoi e persino un guardaroba. Il menù è ristretto ma non per questo poco inclusivo o noioso. Anche una persona vegetariana o vegana qui trova qualcosa di sfizioso da mangiare che non si limiti alle solite verdure cotte o all'insalata! Noi abbiamo apprezzato molto i maccheroncini con stracchino e pomodori, le patate, le polpettine veg, la tosella fusa e la crostata.