The Best Ski Resorts for Eating Out in Norway

Hungry after a day on the slopes? Our users have rated the top spots for mountain dining so you can find the perfect place to refuel. These rankings come straight from the Snomad community - fellow skiers and boarders who've actually eaten there, not paid promotions or sponsored content. We only include resorts with enough feedback to give you a reliable picture of what to expect.

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Best Ski Resort for Eating Out in Norway: Beitostølen - Eating Out Rating

Eating out in Beitostølen offers good quality despite the limited options. Several Snomad users highlight the quality of the food, though many note it's on the expensive side. The resort features a restaurant halfway up the slope perfect for snacks and drinks while you're carving turns, and there are plenty of dining options in town. One intermediate skier mentioned that the town has "plenty of restaurants and bars," while another user praised the food as "top notch." For self-caterers, the three supermarkets provide everything you need if you're looking to keep costs down.

#2 Geilo - Eating Out Rating

Dining out in Geilo offers a solid experience, though it won't be gentle on your wallet. Several Snomad users praise the quality of food available, with one intermediate skier Anna highlighting the excellent eating options during her third visit. While the selection may not be as varied as in larger resorts, the quality generally impresses. One beginner from Ireland, Denise, warns about the eye-watering prices, noting that a bottle of wine in local restaurants averaged around €50, making their trip "healthier than planned!" Pizza became a popular choice for many budget-conscious visitors.

#3 Hafjell - Eating Out Rating

Eating out in Hafjell receives mixed feedback from our users. James, an advanced skier, highlights the "very helpful and friendly people" and "great spots to eat out at." Robert agrees about the "good food" though notes that prices can be steep, with beers costing around £9-10. While the food options receive praise for quality, several Snomad community members mention the expense, with Keegan, an advanced snowboarder, warning that dining is "very expensive, even more so than what you read online, but that is standard across Norway." Despite this, the overall dining experience seems positive with varied options throughout the resort.