Bellavista

The setting has a real 1980s feel that fits the place and the food, and Chiara was so helpful. We had Boxing Day lunch here, with a priceless view of the Orobie Alps. The meal was excellent, with great quality and flavor, impeccable service, and everything timed well. The price was unbeatable for a holiday. Thanks to everyone, we'll be back for another occasion.

The staff were friendly and the food was excellent. It's not a trendy Michelin-starred place, but with the quality and low prices, I'll definitely come back.

We had a lovely day and will come back. There was loads of room for our 16 people, four noisy families and plenty of kids, and the staff were attentive and courteous. The place is well kept, with a one-of-a-kind 80s atmosphere. The home-style menu was fairly priced, and the mountain surroundings and view made us glad we chose this restaurant.

I came back for dinner last night after years away, remembering the excellent homemade food and generous portions from my son's confirmation. I'm sorry to say this visit was a disappointment. The appetizer for two was just three very thin slices of salami and a few slices of prosciutto crudo, which had a moldy taste that overpowered the ham. Then there were two pieces of pork shoulder with onion, plus a shellfish with two shrimp in pink sauce, which I couldn't see the point of. The foiade with mushrooms had no taste or proper seasoning. The crepes seemed frozen rather than fresh. The beef stew was also flavorless, with only cloves coming through, and the meat seemed boiled without any flavor. I forgot to bring two bottled beers, and the bill was €60 for two. I'm sure I would've eaten better if I'd stopped in town during an Alpine festival. Sorry, but I can't recommend this restaurant for the price, food quality, or service.