Brocco E Posta - Nufenen

This hotel gave us many feelings and discussions. Is it retro, or is it just old and sad? We felt both of us. The same with the village, somehow sweet and beautiful, but at the same time empty and sad. It had his fame days, but not anymore. The hotel had it charm and we enjoyed our stay. Our children were very enthusiastic about the green bathroom. Okay, breakfast, bread and yogurt. Friendly staff and beautiful atmosphere. At the end, however, it felt too expensive for what you get.

We had a nice spare ripe lunch during our stay at the hotel. The food was good and delicious and the prices are moderate. Service was pretty fast and friendly.

Random stop for a dinner during a business trip. We stopped here and decided to order two primi: Gnocchi della casa allo zola e noci and Risotto Brocco e Posta (con radicchio brasato e zola su petali di crudo della Mesolcina). Both meals were very good (even if I had a preference for the Risotto, which was amazing)! The waiter was very nice and accepted to share the two meals in two different plates, so we can share them both.

I drove and decided to stop there for lunch. The special of the day was pork with French fries for 25 Swiss francs. There is usually a salad or soup in many restaurants in Switzerland before the special of the day, but it was not the case. I expected some vegetables, but there were none. Only meat and pumice. You could expect much more for the paid price.

We stop for a lunch break back from the beautiful engadin with our son of 10 months. we ask for him a small portion of dumplings, and one for us too. we are served with a grated cheese and butter with a clear taste from too much stay in the fridge. Impossible. those for the baby are an adult portion and so we are billed with the excuse that you are not in the children's menu! 21 francs! We ask for him a glass of tap water that want us to pay three francs! At least after we complain, we return the three francs and offer a coffee. very high prices for a really infima quality. We're never gonna stand again.