Ad Vinum - Carte

ICE Q

➤ Dorfstraße 115, 6450 Sölden, Soelden, Austria

Carte • Cafés • Asiatisch • Mexikanisch • Vegetarisch

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"eat: 5/5 panorama: 5/5 employees: 3.5/5 would I go back there? in any case. eating was excellent, nothing surprising, it was in fact my expectations at the given price. other restaurants in such high 'gourmet' and also often take food less serious and try to make for them look their eyes. the eis q has a good eating and a majestic panorama! the prices are at the upper end of definitiw, but in comparison to other gourmet restaurants in Austria delatiw humble. I have actually paid less than expected, including tips, of course: and would go back there if I were in sölden. the personal is what gave me mixed feelings about my experience, now not me wrong, they were all very polite and understanding, but ended with an unusually long time to serve and take used dishes away, even if they asked to serve most small tasks that took it at the end of minutes. I don't think I'm a pampered person, but I really felt like the service I had received in any gourmet restaurant before I was better than this, although the ice q almost empty at the time of my meal. I hope that her personal will become more attentive to her customers next time I go there. the chef made a great impression, although he had not interacted directly with him, especially when a servant brought me a nice little teller with the "coke gruß"."

Corso

➤ Uferweg 12, 6450 Sölden, Soelden, Austria

Carte • Pizza • Asiatisch • Mexikanisch • Vegetarisch

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"Super Freundliche Mitarbeiter. Sehr zuvorkommend. Essen wurde schnell serviert. Faire Preise für Sölden. Das Restaurant hat ein schönes Ambiente. Speisen waren frisch und haben Mega lecker geschmeckt. Waren mehrmals zum Essen da. Reservierung empfohlen. Punktabzug gibt es für die Toiletten (sollte häufiger kontrolliert werden) und das am Tisch entweder alle getrennt Bar zahlen oder nur einer mit Karte. Warum so umständlich in der heutigen Zeit? Wieso nicht jeder mit Karte oder gemischt mit Bar/Karte"

Onkel Tom

➤ Granbichlstraße 1, 6450 Sölden, Soelden, Austria

Carte • Kebab • Pizza • Sushi • Mexikanisch

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"we ate here twice on our 5 nights in sölden. the pizzas here are undoubtedly the best we ever had! I also had a vegetarian pasta dish that was full of veg, so it really fresh and delicious. the personal is. friendly, welcoming, smiling and funny and has not even noticed that we have inadvertently scorched the menu if we haven't kept it too close to the table candle! recommend this restaurant, couples, adult parties and families with young children seemed to all equally welcome and enjoy eating!"

Atik's Grill

➤ Dorfstraße 140, 6450 Sölden, Solden, Austria

Carte • Pizza • Kebab • Mexikanisch • Vegetarisch

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"the best in order was the delivery time but the rest was catastrophe pizza without taste with no fresh ingredients from the döner we do not want to begin the call. in Germany there is no such thing!!!"

Gusto Pizzeria

➤ Dorfstraße 27, 6450 Sölden, Austria

Carte • Pizza • Vegetarisch • Restaurants • Italienisch

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"Our trip to Gusto was a truly transportative experience. Upon arriving at our table a round one set within decorative rock features that evoked the great Colosseum of Ancient Rome our waiter informed us that it was not the gladiators of that famous...amphitheatre that give the table it's nickname, but in fact another Italian of much more recent infamy the fictional Chicago gangster Al Capone. What a thrill it would be to imagine for a moment that the table was given it's name because one of Capone's brutal hit jobs akin to the St Valentine's day massacre had occurred at said table. Alas, the amusing moniker was actually given due to the staff's tendency to partake in a spot of poker at this table during recent lockdowns. If you'll forgive my brief tangential foray into Ancient Rome and prohibition-era Chicago, I'll now move on to the review proper. First let us address some of the delightful quirks that make Gusto such a unique experience. For instance, the tendency for beers to arrive with an irregularity of head that makes each round an exciting lottery to see who would receive the most head (cunning linguists may equate this to a similar imbalance in many a couple's household am I right Secondly, the garlic bread is patterned with a range of bubbles within the dough that is surely a deliberate nod to the surrounding alpine landscape by the no-doubt exceedingly talented chef. And thirdly, the small static shocks delivered by the railings en route to the toilets serve to keep us customers on our toes and alert so that we can properly appreciate the majesty of the toilets themselves, for they are truly fit for a king or indeed a filthy rich gentlemen such as our friend Al Capone himself. Now on to the food itself. Whether you are looking for a delicious pasta or a pizza large enough to cover a manhole, you're sure to find what you need with the help of the wonderfully friendly and helpful waiting staff who are on hand to offer advice and assistance for those of the indecisive persuasion. You will also receive a range of sauces to suit every taste, including a chilli oil hot as dragonfire to warm your cockles after a cold windy day on the slopes. Now if you'll indulge me a little while longer, I'd like to end this review with some poker references as a tribute to the Al Capone table that we dined upon. Gusto is not three or four of a kind but one of a kind and you are sure to encounter a Full House of satisfied diners. To avoid regrets, be sure to visit the toilets for a Royal Flush fit for a king."