 Poster: A snowHead
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Off to Stuben two weeks tomorrow for a long w/e. I have searched the archive on here and bar the obvious Hospiz did not find many mentions. So, what are you favourite lunchtime stops? This is a bit of a treat trip so we have enough in the kitty for a full blown lunch with good vino on one of the four days we will be there but looking for inspiration/ideas for the other days. Is there anywhere good on the Warth side if we did a bit of a trip over there? Many thanks.
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Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
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Paging markymark29 for the details of Warth hotels that do good scran - you may have to cross the road but the hotels were reasonably priced and great service.
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Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
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Second the choice in Warth. As well as the large hotels down at the base there is a very good restaurant on the way down. Can't remember it's name but it is good and gets busy. For more simple fare there is a small one on the left side of the piste higher up.
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Mondschein is very very good. It's in the town however.
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Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
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@Dorset Mogul, Try the Rud Alpe just above Lech, or the Flexenpass restaurant on the approach to Zurs. There's a hidden gem (cheapo) in Warth on the piste down to the Auenfeld Jet (off to the right in a dip so you can easily miss it), BUT best pizza of all is the restaurant/bar at the top of the Zugerbergbahn, try eat outside with the view across to the back of Madlochjoch.
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@Dorset Mogul,
If you are looking for something similar like Hospiz, you should look into Lech.
Warth is not offering that, and neither do the above mentioned Flexenhäusl in Zürs or Rudalpe in Lech. These are nice, but not a really especially good kitchen
Some really good lunch places in Lech: Gasthof Post, Hotel Almhof Schneider (in the village, but both are well reached on ski)
In Oberlech: Montana, Murmeli, Burg Vital
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They're not really recommended as your only safety option. You really need a transceiver as well, although. Should be OK in a hut though unless things get really bad.
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Montana in Oberlech. Was lucky enough to stay there 2 years running pre credit crunch. I have yet to eat better food anywhere. In fairness I think most of the piste side hotels in Oberlech are fantastic.
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@Dorset Mogul, Cresta in Oberlech, Walserstube in Warth, HochAlpe Warth, Salober. Loads more, depends what you're after but not Hospiz overrated.
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After 1600, Senn Hutte, especially if you are the wrong side of 40.
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And love to help out and answer questions and of course, read each other's snow reports.
And love to help out and answer questions and of course, read each other's snow reports.
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Another vote for S1, bottom of the Saloberbahn. Lots on the menu, cooked well, fair prices, bright/light atmosphere, and friendly staff.
Also like Panorama Restaurant (top of Ruffi), Stuben Bergrestaurant, Trittalpe, and many others.
For context, we don't have big lunches. Soup, pasta, etc and back out.
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Trittalpe lousy service in my experience, slow and expensive.
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You know it makes sense.
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+1 for Rud Alpe, don't expect Michelin dining but very pleasant on mountain food and good value. Kriegeralpe is a bit more rustic and only been in once but thought it was nice. Similarly the Auenfelder Hutte was good on mountain food for the money.
Gasthof Posthaus was superb in Lech but not really the sort of place I'd think to go for lunch, more of an evening visit. Do some weights in the gym before you go too for the wine list.
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