The mountain restaurant food thread

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Started by Bedrock barney in Ski Chatter 18-Apr-2012 - 65 Replies

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AllyG
reply to 'The mountain restaurant food thread' posted Apr-2012

Ian Wickham wrote:

Don't quite understand that one, but I'm sure it makes sense to you :thumbup:

Don't worry about it Ian :D

I seem to understand very little of anyone's posts these days :oops:

And - back on topic - the best food I ever had in a mountain restaurant was in Obergurl, at the top of the one man chair lift (which I think has been replaced now). It was a wooden platter covered in thick slices of grainy-looking bread with a wide selection of cheeses.

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NellyPS
reply to 'The mountain restaurant food thread' posted Apr-2012

My absolute favourites are Tiroler Grostl, goulash soup mit brot of course, something that isn't served over here but in the states is (not sure of the name) either soup or chilli served in a bread pot so you literally eat everything and the barbecue in the restaurant at the bottom of the madelaine lift in Val D.

Bedrock barney
reply to 'The mountain restaurant food thread' posted Apr-2012

NellyPS wrote: restaurant at the bottom of the madelaine lift in Val D.

That was our regular eating stop in January. Great spot (especially when the sun was shining)

slippy slidey snow......me likey!

Felthorpe
reply to 'The mountain restaurant food thread' posted Apr-2012

I have never found anything to beat Crepes a GoGo in L2A. Fab French restaurant in the village with freshly made thin crepes with a variety of fillings savoury or sweet OR a large dish of mountain ham OR a fondue OR a hot stone OR a raclette OR all of the above....... phew I feel quite exhausted after all that food.

I can see my house from here...

Tony_H
reply to 'The mountain restaurant food thread' posted Apr-2012

AllyG wrote:

And - back on topic - the best food I ever had in a mountain restaurant was in Obergurl, at the top of the one man chair lift (which I think has been replaced now). It was a wooden platter covered in thick slices of grainy-looking bread with a wide selection of cheeses.

Cheese and Biscuits Ally.

www New and improved me

NellyPS
reply to 'The mountain restaurant food thread' posted Apr-2012

TARTIFLETTE!

Ian Wickham
reply to 'The mountain restaurant food thread' posted Apr-2012