Restaurant

At Schloss Freudenstein, breakfast is pure poetry. Take a seat in the castle’s panoramic garden, and enjoy the view of the Dolomites and the Etschtal valley as you indulge with the food of your choice. Options range from fresh fruit to cakes and from coffee to Spumante, including a selection of dainty appetisers – sometimes caprese, sometimes vitello tonnato. True to the “no waste” philosophy that informs our new chef Danilo D’Ambra, the foods that are not touched during breakfast are later delivered to the fridges in the rooms and suites as snacks.

Opening hours restaurant:
Monday to Saturday from 18.30 to 21.00
Friday and Saturday from 12.00 to 14.00

RESTAURANT MENU

Opening hours park bistro (open daily):
April, May, October: 12 - 17
June - September: 12 - 23

Danilo D’Ambra combines the flavours of his homeland Campania with traditional South Tyrolean cuisine to create fine gourmet recipes that excite modern taste buds. His inspiring dishes can be enjoyed either à la carte or as part of a surprise menu. Taste his risotto with paprika, vanilla and yogurt, followed by beef rib with chard, chickpeas and port wine jus or Danilo’s signature vegetarian highlight with aubergines. His delicate lemon tart rounds off the experience with a fresh, classy touch. What characterises the creations served at Restaurant Schloss Freudenstein by Danilo D’Ambra is the focus on natural ingredients and light, low-fat preparation.

Danilo D'Ambra, Danilo D'Ambra Restaurant, South Tyrol

The ingredients used in our kitchen grow in the nursery on the castle grounds. The fish and meat are processed into culinary masterpieces according to a nose-to-tail ethical approach.

It is an adventure that has just begun and wants to write history over time. We want to look ahead, stay up to date, always be rooted in the state of South Tyrol. We offer a large number of local brands, several historical vintages as well as small local producers. We leave room for the great Italian wines, but also for the French, the great Rhine Rieslings and all the wines that tell us a story...