Malga Bocche In Moena

Since we went there on weekends (end of September ) Rifugio was closed. But the view from here was breathtaking.

Very nice service, excellent homemade soup, thank you

The strudel is excellent, as is the homemade yogurt...but everything else is fine too.

Wonderful place amazing view and good food, nothing better

All the tables were full; you can't eat unless you're seated. Too many people were sitting, having finished their coffees and grappas, and despite the many others waiting for a seat, they remained still, staring at their phones, full bellies, with a beautiful lawn and a breathtaking view in front of them. Anyway, everyone is free to do what they want, and after 30 minutes, we decided to go down to Chalet 44 and eat there. It's a shame because I would have liked to try a couple of the dishes on their menu. Otherwise, the staff was helpful and friendly, the place was beautiful, and the view was always fantastic. (Yes, I know they also had sandwiches to grab on the go, but that wasn't what we wanted after a whole morning of walking.)

Beautiful terrace overlooking the San Martino gym. We only took a quick break at the end of the walk.

Wonderful place with incredible views of the Pale di San Martino and Lagorai mountains and excellent food...

Great hut with a wonderful landscape outside and a traditional indoor vibe. The menu is mostly based on what they produce, therefore you can really feel genuine flavours on most of the bites. Very good was the selection in the cheese and cold cuts plate. Recommended for a pleasant stop for a lunch during the hike.

Easily accessible on foot or by mountain bike, beautiful views, a very welcoming place and a beautiful educational farm with many animals.

Wonderful place, fast service, excellent food. Malga Bocche is a little paradise surrounded by nature, offering a breathtaking view. It can be reached on foot via a very simple path, even accessible to strollers. The only negative is the carriage service they offer from the cable car arrival point. I don't know if it's operated by the owner or an employee. The serious thing is that they speed by in a horse-drawn carriage on a path accessible to everyone, including the elderly and children. They don't care, and they respond rudely if you point it out. This careless attitude is definitely dangerous for the safety of others, and this service should be provided with respect for others. In Trentino, we often hear that they're tired of overtourism and the rudeness of newcomers to the mountains, but we should also look for the beam in our own eye before looking for the speck in our own eye.