Apres Ski Cortina; Enjoy the Food.
It’s Italy, you’ll find gorgeous food everywhere whether is pre-ski, during ski or apres ski! Pizza, pasta, pastries, coffee, cured meats, local cheeses; what’s not to like?
Eating Out On The Mountain.
Rifugio Averau at the top of the Cinque Torri ski area at 2,400m for glorious views and excellent Italian home-cooking. If the weather is good, sit outside and enjoy the spectacular views to Civetta and Marmolada. Enjoy aa glass of chilled Prosecco and tuck into their ‘three pastas’ or venison ravioli.
Many mountain restaurants can also be reached by road.
Eating Out.
There is a huge choice of restaurants, both in town and little way out, mostly serving Italian food.
- La Bolte – for a Mexican.
- El Toula – for an expensive treat just on the edge of town in an old barn.
- Tivoli – for those of you with Michelin star taste.
- Rio Gere – for game dishes.
- Baita Fraina – for pasta and meats, they also have rooms.
- Pasticceria Lovat on Corso Italia – purveys serious Austrian cakes, hot chocolate and coffee variations.
Nightlife.
Cortina in high season is a fun place. There are many fine wine bars. Disco’s liven up after 11pm.
Enoteca is a cosy and usually packed venue that stocks over 700 wines.
The Clipper – is a lively bar with a good selection of cheeses and meals
to dance the night away head to the Metro Club or Limbo
