carni alla brace e altre specialità locali tra cui la polenta concia ai funghi porcini pasta fatta in casa al radicchio e porcini
galletto cotto a bassa temperatura e rifinito con birra tedesca cruda
stinco di puro suino cotto al vapore annaffiato con vino recioto
carne italiana di bovino con osso venduta 6,5 euro all'etto circa 1,2 kg
bistecca di manzo allevata in Piemonte
The menu at Ski Pol Da Geremia reflects a hearty Alpine tradition with strong influences from both Valdostan and Venetian cuisine, offering a satisfying selection ideal for skiers and mountain diners. The focus is clearly on rich, warming dishes that suit the altitude and atmosphere, available from breakfast through lunch, with special evening dinners accompanied by torchlight descent experiences.
Among the most notable choices are carne alla brace, a classic grilled meat option that highlights the restaurant’s rustic approach, and galletto alla birra, which appears as a signature preparation of beer-marinated cockerel, emphasizing bold, comforting flavors. Another standout is stinco al recioto, bringing a Veneto-inspired depth with slow-cooked richness. The pasta offering, pasticcio con funghi e radicchio (also featuring porcini and radicchio di Treviso variations), delivers an earthy, seasonal profile that ties in local ingredients beautifully. For something lighter yet still traditional, insalata di tomino con noci e pomodori secchi combines creamy cheese with crunchy walnuts and sun-dried tomatoes for a well-balanced starter.
The tasting menu further elevates the experience with premium cuts such as bistecca di tomawok, and the more indulgent bistecca di manzo in crosta di pane con funghi porcini, which pairs tender beef with a crisp bread crust and aromatic porcini mushrooms.
Overall, the menu presents a robust, mountain-style dining experience rooted in regional authenticity, with dishes designed to be both comforting and flavorful after a day on the slopes.