Suinsom

A patterned green door opens to reveal low lighting, period lampshades and velvet upholstery. Ancient wooden panelling, a dresser, and family heirlooms. A cosy enviornment with the intimacy of a traditional Ladin stube. The few tables are laden with cuisine celebrating the artistry and spontaneity of nature. Authentic flavours cooked at a slow pace, striving for excellence: myriad alpine and Mediterranean dishes with plenty of surprises. This is Suinsom, meaning "on the summit" in the local Ladin dialect. An original sensory expedition, an excursion though flavours to the summit of taste and the pinnacle of great cuisine, crowned by a Michelin star.

Are dogs allowed at Suinsom?

Yes, at Suinsom you can bring your dog.