Gasthof Pfitscherhof In Val di vizze

Nice, clean rooms. Very pleasant atmosphere.

The goulash is good, both in soup and stew. Capere are typical of the area. The bar is a bit small.

We went for lunch with the family. The cuisine was traditional and excellent, with every course. Excellent service. We then asked for an extra menu, the Kaisermainer, and they made it for us on the spot. Delicious! We'll be back soon.

This enchanting place..It takes you back in time.Not for everyone..here you can breathe the air of real catering.Typical cuisine, unforgettable high-quality dishes..We will definitely be back Laura Paolo Elisa and Guido warmly thank all the staff..We will be back as soon as possible

We ate at this restaurant, which truly exudes history. The staff is incredibly friendly and made us feel at home. The dishes are traditional Tyrolean cuisine, but of high quality. Try the trio of first courses, the goulash, and the mezzelune, which are phenomenal.

Lunch. The Tyrolean trio was excellent.

We took a trip to the Pfitsch Valley! We happened upon the Pfitscherhof Inn! The food was excellent—in short, 11 out of 10 points. And the service (forgot their name) was a dream. It's worth stopping by.

Very good restaurant, super quiet area near the Val di Vizze waterfalls, traditional cuisine, great value for money.

A rustic inn, the kind you unfortunately see far too rarely. The location is truly special, surrounded by many high mountain ranges. After climbing, we spontaneously stopped for a little refreshment. The staff was friendly, courteous, and approachable. The snack platter was for two people. A little horseradish or butter would have been great. There were also plenty of breads. We finished with a cappuccino and an espresso. The price was €33, which is more than reasonable. There's a small selection of dishes for lunch. There's something for everyone. The farm is very spacious. We'll definitely be back 🍀👍

Lunch break with barley soup and cake...incredibly good...Compliments to the elderly owners with their heart and culinary skills. I'm always happy to stop at an inn like this on long bike rides. Stay away from tour buses and hordes of Chinese or American tourists; this isn't for you. The menu is too small, no fancy microwaved convenience food is served, nothing is written in English, and the restroom doesn't have a Dyson hand dryer. Everyone else will find a beautiful little idyll here, the likes of which are rare these days... .