I migliori ristorantinella città Nalles della Bolzano/bozen

01/03/2025: South Tyrolean inn at 930m altitude You can't get past the Apollonia Inn. It is hidden at an altitude of 930 meters above Sirmian - access is also easily possible by car. The visitor is rewarded with a sensational view of Bolzano and the Dolomites. The family-run inn has a modern, well-kept guest room, a covered winter garden and a garden terrace. Here, South Tyrolean inn classics are offered, from traditional to creative - all of which have first-class quality and freshness in common. Wild garlic and gray cheese pressed dumplings with melted tomatoes, lukewarm carpaccio of veal head and brawn with mousse of red and yellow tomatoes were perfectly seasoned homemade starters. The South Tyrolean beef goulash with bacon dumplings and a heavenly sauce was also the finest traditional cuisine prepared by hand at a high level. There is something special about enjoying authentic dishes surrounded by pure nature in this high-altitude inn with a sensational view. The service is very hospitable and the prices are moderate.

09/02/2025: I was here in spring last year and ordered Wienerschnitzel with a side dish. Unfortunately I had to pay a hefty extra charge for the cranberry jam, which wasn't included (I can't remember exactly, but I think it was 2.30 euros) which I found very outrageous. Not everything that glitters is gold. Otherwise, I have to be fair: the food was good, but expensive and the atmosphere was also nice.

02/11/2024: Cozy place, super friendly staff and excellent food.

31/10/2024: During the Pentecost holidays we hosted four people and paid 150 euros for a “solid” meal. Vegetarian dishes were reduced to a minimum. The owner wooed us in the most charming style - until it came to the espresso, which he charged us separately after such an invoice. True hospitality that was evident here in every drop of the fully acknowledged (but actually delicious) coffee! The ambience? Well, if you appreciate rustic charm, you'll get your money's worth - provided you like quaintness, especially when it comes to sanitary facilities. Our camping experience rounded off the stay: 15 euros for “free standing” in the apple orchard behind the restaurant, without any other service, which, according to the boss, was only payable in cash. Probably just an accidental little blackout that this small donation didn't show up on any receipts. Sarcasm aside - we weren't convinced.

27/02/2025: Culinary surprise at 929 meters altitude The Gasthof Jäger is a family-run mountain inn with a beautiful guest garden and game reserve high above Nalles. Snacks and traditional South Tyrolean regional cuisine, consisting mainly of home-made products, are offered there at moderate prices. The location and the view are sensational. Hikers, bikers and road trippers come here to take a break. Up to this point, the inn is one of the typical good South Tyrolean restaurants that score points with their location and authentic traditional cuisine. But in addition to the rustic snack cuisine, the young chef Guntmar Öttl presents creative, aromatic gourmet cuisine that would be a credit to any star restaurant. He learned his trade in top international gastronomy and if you follow his CV, you will come across many well-known names in the Michelin star league. He describes his cuisine on the inn's beautiful website: "Bacon meets truffles" - and thus reduces the unique kitchen concept to the point. But the culinary and aromatic spectrum that the chef creates with his creative seasonal cuisine is sensational! A firework of taste and an artistic combination of the familiar and the creative. The potato dumplings with a filling of fresh chanterelles were a tasty change after all the Schlutzer. The stuffed zucchini blossom in a tuna coating brought an unknown combination of flavors to the palate - a highly creative interpretation of a classic. The char fillet in the artichoke stock impressed with its first-class quality and freshness - the texture and aromas were great culinary cinema! My favorite was the low-temperature cooked, super-tender beef shoulder with bread dumpling soufflée and chard. The meat melted in your mouth and the sauce was a masterpiece in terms of taste and consistency. And I must emphasize again: You are in a family-run mountain inn and not in a trendy gourmet restaurant that is mostly visited by visitors with the red gourmet bible under their arm. The friendly Öttl family serves guests with warm South Tyrolean hospitality. The price/performance ratio is sensationally good: snacks, South Tyrolean regional cuisine and fine dining at normal local prices. Conclusion: The Gasthof Jäger is a must for foodies and gourmets. It is also ideal for families with children. Because when the parents are enjoying themselves, the little ones can play in the garden and watch the deer in the enclosure. For us, it is a culinary highlight of every South Tyrol trip.

04/01/2025: Refined traditional South Tyrolean cuisine, very good and welcoming. Professional and kind staff. Highly recommended.

04/03/2025: We ate for lunch, everything was delicious, friendly and helpful service, excellent value for money, a must try

11/02/2025: Ho avuto il piacere di cenare per una settimana in questo ristorante, durante la settimana bianca, e sono rimasta sorpresa dall' eccezionale qualità del cibo e dall'accoglienza impeccabile( in particolare della signora Dorotea)! L'atmosfera è elegante ma al tempo stesso familiare e calda perfetta per le serete speciali in compagnia di amici.

12/10/2024: Very nice view. Nice innkeepers, good spritzers, tasty cakes. Getting there is tight if there's something coming your way, it's better to leave your car parked somewhere and continue walking. It's always worth it.

13/09/2024: Super nice, very nice boss, very good food! 👍👍

14/03/2025: The greeting from the kitchen, raw (sashimi) cod slices and asparagus tips with olive oil, a very good start. The sea bass fillet with prawns and seppia was perfectly fried to perfection, good wine recommendations, friendly service Come again