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Hotel Vinschgerhof
Contact
Hotel Vinschgerhof
Vecchia strade Val Venosta 1
39028
Vezzano/Silandro
rezeption@vinschgerhof.com
www.vinschgerhof.com
T
+39 0473 742113
Our kitchen team celebrates delicious creations from the local and mediterranean creative cuisine. Our wine expert will advise you on the selection of local and international wines.
March 27 2024 - November 1 2024
Open from
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
Sun
8:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Hot kitchen
12:00 PM - 2:00 PM
7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Categories
Restaurant
Occasions
Conventions (180 Seats)
Company dinners (180 Seats)
New year's eve dinners (180 Seats)
Christmas dinners (180 Seats)
Family celebrations (180 Seats)
Wedding receptions (180 Seats)
Birthday parties (180 Seats)
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Credit card
Cuisine type
Vegetarian menu
South tyrolean cuisine
Italian cuisine
Fish specialities
Game/venison dishes
Fish speciality weeks
Asparagus speciality weeks
Game, venison weeks
Service
Handicapped accessible
Garden
Smoking room
Playroom
Playground
Car parks
Underground car park
Dogs allowed
Terrace
Buses welcome
Quality seals
Guide Michelin
Prices
Set gourmet menu 32 - 50 €
Set menu 15 - 32 €
Main course 15 - 18 €
First course 4 - 9.5 €
Dish of the day 9 - 15 €
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