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Contribute Feedback What Philip Kälin likes about Crusch Alva:
I was recommended the Restaurant in the Hotel Crusch Alva while staying at their partner Hotel Engiadina. I loved the historic interiors and the simple, local dishes they served, which were very tasty. They have quite an impressive wine list. Try to get a table...in one of the two upstairs rooms, which have a great view over the town square. View all feedback.
What Noah Mettler doesn't like about Crusch Alva:
with great joy we entered the Stüva in the 1st floor and were looking forward to a great evening.Leiders were not satisfied our expectations.The service was rather somewhat subcooled and the eating was absolutely not in the ambience.The capuns did not taste us and half the portion was very small. the salat as an appetizer was ok, but with too large leaves. amuse bouche and brot were very good. dessert zabaione was fa... View all feedback.
Wunderschön. Atmosphäre des 19. Jahrhunderts. Leckeres Essen. Abends ist die Stuva großartig.
Auch mit Kleinkindern empehlenswert. Gute Regionale Küche. Freundliches Personal.
Great food, attentive and accurate service. the environment is typical with a second room on the first floor. prevalence of typical Engadin dishes
With great joy we entered the Stüva in the 1st floor and were looking forward to a great evening.Leiders were not satisfied our expectations.The service was rather somewhat subcooled and the eating was absolutely not in the ambience.The capuns did not taste us and half the portion was very small. the salat as an appetizer was ok, but with too large leaves. amuse bouche and brot were very good. dessert zabaione was far too thin, rather a cream.The friandise to the coffee came after which we had drunk the coffee ready together with the required bill....It is clearly lacking the guide in the restaurant. the two service forces can not do this alone.We can't recommend the great stüva.
With our 6-month-old pargoletto, my wife and I were allowed to try a dinner here during the stay in Zuoz...the same group also belong the restaurant of the hotel engiadina and that of the hotel chamanna, but we chose here because the menu is more traditional. location: in square in zuoz, therefore magnificent location. outside the tables for aperitif/beautiful, inside the restaurant with typical, small and cosy furnishings. despite the size, no problem for our stroller and staff, friendly despite the pargoletto was a little nervous. menu: different dishes typical of the engadin, we opted for a mix in 2 of meats / cheeses of the area, really delicious and for the sausage of deer with rosti and fries, decidedly particular but very tasty. excellent crisps and roasts. as it enters and as from tradition, black bread and butter to spread, always appreciated. we are limited to water, which unfortunately costs a lot here. closure with vanilla ice cream, which for inexplicable reasons in Italy is never found. service: definitely good, favored by an evening with little people. courteous staff, kind and especially patient. so absolutely promoted. account: in Swiss is always the sorrowful note, you always pay as much as we are used to. to be in Switzerland, we are in the average, in the order of 30-40 francs per head. In conclusion. ..restaurant to be taken seriously during the stay in engadin, to try in winter when there will also be the game of season. Good.