Ristorante 5 Torri In Cortina d'ampezzo

Excellent choice for lunch in Cortina or for an aperitif on the sunny terrace. Excellent goulash and a wide selection of good dishes and pizzas. Recommended.

A bit cheaper than other restaurants in cortina but the quality is lower too.

They can feed a lot of people in the same time. Food is very good. Locals prefer pizza there.

A 5-star restaurant. Very good pizza, cheap and good wine.

Good pizza, fast and friendly service.

Excellent pizza 🍕, friendly stuff. The place to go, even with a bigger group

Ristorante Pizzeria 5 Torri (Cortina d’Ampezzo) This is one of those busy, central Cortina places that works for what it is: a lively, high-traffic restaurant where you can get a very satisfying pizza and a solid mix of Italian and local Dolomite classics without overthinking it. It’s not a quiet, romantic, slow-service trattoria. It’s a “people come in hungry, the kitchen moves fast, the room stays full” kind of spot — and if you accept that, it can be a great meal. Pizza is the main reason to come. The style leans classic and generous: thin-to-medium crust that holds up, good bake, and toppings that don’t feel skimpy. The best pizzas here are the straightforward ones where you can taste the balance: margherita/marinara types, simple cured meat options, and vegetable combinations that don’t overload the base. What I liked most is that it tastes like a real pizzeria pizza, not a fancy reinterpretation — comforting, satisfying, and made to be eaten hot right away. If you’re sharing, order one pizza per person (or close to it) because the portions are “Cortina hungry.” What makes 5 Torri more than just a pizza stop is the broader menu. If someone in your group wants something more “mountain local,” this is a good compromise restaurant because it also leans into regional comfort food. Dishes like casunziei (the beet-filled local pasta), canederli (dumplings), and other hearty alpine plates fit the setting and are exactly what people crave after walking around town or coming off the slopes. It’s also a good place to end with dessert if you’re into traditional sweets — apple strudel is a common favorite and matches the northern Italian vibe. Service and atmosphere: expect fast pace. Staff are usually efficient because the dining room runs busy, especially during peak season and dinner hours. That can feel a bit “in and out” if you’re expecting laid-back hospitality, but it’s also why your food comes quickly. The room has that warm, chalet-style feel that suits Cortina — casual, cozy, and very “tourist town central,” with a lot of families, groups, and travelers. Value in Cortina is always a tricky topic because prices are generally high across the board. Here, the value is best when you order what they do best: pizza and the classic local staples. If you’re trying to make it a long, multi-course fine-dining night, it can feel less special. If you want a reliable, filling, crowd-pleasing meal in the center of town, it does the job well. Bottom line: a very good, dependable Cortina pick for pizza (and a smart option for mixed groups because there are local dishes too). Go hungry, expect a lively room and quick service, and you’ll likely leave happy.

Great alpine atmosphere in the centre of Cortina d'Ampezzo. Friendly staff, short waiting time, and the price/value is good

Excellent restaurant, recommended

Good pizza, but they were very busy and the service wasn't great. Good house wines.