Al Crot In Selva di cadore

Characteristic place, excellent welcome, quality food

It’s a very cozy place, nice interior and friendly staff. We were waiting for food for quite long. Okay, I understand, it was the day of Olympics with lots of tourists in this region. But… Bread was super dry, not something we expected from an Italian restaurant. Snack of speck and cheese was good but after we’ve got our main dishes. Pizza Rustica was good. But my husband got a PIZZA with würstel and POTATOES on it even though he ordered Austrian-styled würstel and potatoes as a dish (this region of Italy has big Austrian influence and he expected really good quality food). Okay, they admired the mistake and he had to wait longer for his actual dish. They brought him one lonely sausage without any souse and dry potatoes. If he didn’t agree for potatoes would it be only one dry sausage? The waiter asked if he needed some souse with it and expecting some good handmade thing he agreed. And he got ketchup and mayonnaise from tiny plastic bags. We were shocked and disappointed. This is definitely not a level of an Italian restaurant, and not Italian restaurant in a region famous for its Austrian influence. Food from Autogrill (road cafe) including Austrian würstel was much better than this. How is it possible? To be clear, we live in Bergamo, Italy for more than 3 years. We are not exactly tourists and we know what to compare with. We also didn’t order any dessert because we were scared of another disappointment. Unfortunately we won’t be back to this restaurant and we wouldn’t recommend anyone to go there. I guess authentic Italian cuisine is better there (like pasta, ravioli) but we didn’t have a chance to try and wouldn’t risk doing it.

We went there for dinner because I saw they had gluten-free options. I ordered pizza, and I have to say, it was one of the best gluten-free pizzas I've ever had. They also have gluten-free beer; I was amazed. The service was top-notch; the gentlemen who served us were very kind, and the prices are moderate to low. I highly recommend it!

Excellent food, friendly staff. Reasonable prices. Space is a bit cramped, and there's a bit of a wait.

On our way back from the Giau Pass, we stopped for lunch at this little spot in the charming village of Selva di Cadore. Despite our initial hesitation, the place surprised us. Delicious food at reasonable prices. Friendly service. Our only complaint was that there was a group of noisy young people at the next table; we might have preferred to sit at another table. But that didn't detract from the deliciousness of the meal. We left feeling satisfied and happy. Highly recommended!

Very good pizza and friendly waiters

We ate very well, portions were not large. Good value for money. The waitress wasn't particularly friendly, but... it was important that the food was good.

Paulo and his served with their delicious food If you are near by - Dont think twice

Delicious home cooking. A selection of game meats, wonderful ravioli bathed in butter and generously sprinkled with Parmesan, and those desserts are the icing on the cake 😍

Extraordinary food with top-quality raw materials, impeccable and very customer-focused managers, I ate local dishes for lunch and enjoyed it so much that we passed by the area again in the evening and also stopped for dinner. Extraordinary strudel not to be missed, very fair prices, I hope to return on holiday to those areas soon to taste other local dishes.