Restaurant ice Q

Name: Restaurant ice Q
Address: Gaislachkogl Bergstation Dorfstraße 115, 6450 Sölden, Austria, Sölden, Austria

4.6/5 ★ based on 8 reviews

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Address :	Gaislachkogl Bergstation Dorfstraße 115, 6450 Sölden, Austria
Phone :	📞 +998
Website :	http://www.iceq.at/
Categories :	Fine dining restaurant ,
City :	Sölden

Gaislachkogl Bergstation Dorfstraße 115, 6450 Sölden, Austria

Best Fine dining restaurant in austria

A	Anita Fu on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Restaurant with spectacular panoramic view on the summit of the mountain. The food is delicious. What was unacceptable is the rudeness of the waiter. They charged us 1 drink more than we have ordered by mistake. When we told the waiter, he reacted" if it's on the bill", you must have had it. When we said we wanna split the bill, he reacted "o god and now everyone wanna pay separately". this is by far the worst service i have experienced from such a high class restaurant
J	James Farman on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ It is an amazing venue, slippers given to you at 3000 meters. Bad experience though, my son has coeliacs; told them this on the reservation, told the chef and waitresses on arrival, they still gave him gluten and ruined the day spectacularly - didn't seem very sorry until I went back up the mountain after putting him to bed to demand my money back. Food allergies you have been warned.
C	Chris Weston on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Overpriced and underwhelming. We went as a group of 8 for the evening dinner. The experience started well with a glubwein on the freezing cold gondola up but deteriorated rapidly from there. Firstly, don’t bother going after sunset. You can’t see a thing, despite the huge panoramic windows that look out onto the mountains. Quite why they haven’t lit up the mountains god only knows, as it is you basically feel like you’re in a black box of a conference room. Secondly, the food is average. It touts itself as fine dining but in fact feels like a posh canteen. The same dish is rolled out to every person. Sure some dishes looked good but the taste and flavour was substandard for a €140 experience. A martini served in a branded Belvedere vodka glass just helped add to the overly commercial, tacky feel. €60 pp, maybe. €140? Not worth it.
A	Alex Lowe on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The wonderful views are expected, particularly if you're lucky enough to arrive on a clear day. What isn't expected is that the customer service and the quality of food is just as good as the amazing view. Take an afternoon off skiing, head up without the ski boots and enjoy the best lunch of your trip. But don't tell too many people or we won't be able to get a table next time we're there!
M	Maria S on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Nice surrounding but not friendly staff; we were told the restaurant was “full” while, when going upstairs, there were plenty of empty tables while they do take reservations in the lounge. They told us we had to wait for another table to free up: once people started leaving, we were still not allowed to take a seat because “they were too busy with other tables and couldn’t guarantee us a high standard of service”. Super strange …
D	Donatas J. on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Its definately worth to climb 2000m uphill for a refreshing snack or meal. Panorama is amazing 10/10 ?
i	ilker unlu-soyer on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Party of 5 friends, taking a break to enjoy a special meal, rather than the usual fair offered in ski resorts. I have been here a few times, almost once a year since it opened. I have always found the quality to be 'top notch'. Today I enjoyed Starters for my first and second courses ( the photos) Beef Tatar, followed by Venison. Dessert was Tiramisu. All super tasty, beautifully presented and could not be faulted. The drink was a G&T. Spectacular views when the whether is clear (not so today) easy to get to and from via gondola if you don't want to ski down. A must if in Sölden. On Wednesdays they have an evening dining experience. Must book if you don't want to be disappointed.
A	Angel Eimann on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The Vista: a view overlooking snowy peaks and slopes drenched in bright, warm sunshine. Heavenly?. Location: It is only a short hop and skip from the station, this means admirers of dramatic landscapes or non skiers/snowboarders can walk to it. Advanced booking is essential, however we were lucky that day, a kind hostess not only accommodated us but gave us a table by the window. As for getting highly coveted tables on the stunning terrace/sundeck, now that's another story. Ice Q has a sleek and chic atmosphere, enhanced by the seamless, attentive service and remarkable food. On the menu, a selection of tempting classic with modern twist Alpine dishes. We happily tucked into unique and exemplary cuisine whilst simultaneously admiring the breathtaking vistas. I enjoyed the Apfelstrudel with Vanilla Ice. Expect to pay around €100 plus for a good lunch without wine or go for Chef's Table.