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Family eating together on the sun terrace of Baita Odles

South Tyrolean cuisine on Col Raiser

Homemade dishes, products from our farm and a true taste of the Dolomites.

We cook simple, fresh food rooted in the region. Family recipes meet ingredients from our farm and elsewhere in South Tyrol. Pappardelle with deer ragout, dumplings and homemade “Schlutzkrapfen” share the menu with hearty meat dishes and sweet treats.

South Tyrolean classics from family recipes

Dumplings, “Schlutzkrapfen” and other local classics bring Grandma Maria's recipes to the table. We make them fresh and give good ingredients the time they need to shine.

South Tyrolean dumpling trio with cabbage salad
Homemade Schlutzkrapfen at Baita Odles
Homemade pappardelle with deer ragout

Beef from our farm

We use beef from our own farm for burgers, goulash and tagliata. It keeps the origin close and gives each dish a personal connection to the place around us.

Beef tagliata with rocket, parmesan and roast potatoes
Goulash with bread dumplings and coleslaw
Burger with fries on the wooden table

Homemade sweet treats for your time in the mountains

After a walk, something sweet is always welcome. Apple strudel, Kaiserschmarrn and our desserts are made here and pair perfectly with a quiet break on the mountain.

Warm apple strudel with vanilla sauce and cream
Kaiserschmarrn with fresh berries, cranberries and apple sauce
Homemade tiramisu in a glass with fresh berries

Farm products with a clear origin

What comes from our meadows and the farm also shapes our kitchen. Our own products and regional ingredients mean short distances and flavours rooted in the mountains.

Farm pig at Baita Odles

Speck from our farm

Pork from our farm keeps the connection between farm and kitchen clear.

Cows in the pasture

Veal and beef from our farm

Our own farming gives each dish a traceable origin, from the farm to the plate.

Feeding a hen, fresh eggs in hand

Fresh eggs from our hens

Our hens have space to roam and are part of everyday life on the farm. We use their eggs fresh in our kitchen when the season and the dish call for them.