Bar Tabacchi La Gabella

Xavier Leneveu

A welcome stop on the Via Francigena trail. A very friendly welcome, and we were offered bread and local ham. The prices for drinks were very reasonable, especially after Switzerland. The establishment also has a stamp for the credential. Right next door, there's a local grocery store for supplies. A pleasant memory on the walk to Rome.

Roberto G.

Stopped by for breakfast and a quick lunch after class. A lovely place that I hadn't heard of on the road to San Bernardo. Recommended! I'd go back.

Martin Puggelsheim

Hammer Bar. 🤪🤪🤪

Marina Bakush

Thank you! Delicious piadinas 😊 Good and kind baristas. Delicious coffee, just the way I like it 🫶🏼 Ample parking nearby. Good prices. A pleasure to work with.

+7

Kurt Schmied

A really great bar! We always stop there whenever it's open when we drive to Italy. It's the first and last time we'll have proper coffee/espresso on the way home :) The atmosphere is fantastic after the renovation! It was good before the renovation too, but now it's even better.

Dominika Zasada

Very good café and good food selection. Thanks 🙏

Ottima birra e panini buoni. Personale gentile. Quando vado in bici e sono in zona mi fermo sempre a mangiare un panino.

Colazione d'obbligo prima di scendere ad Aosta. Le brioches sono veramente buone. Tra tutte quelle ai frutti di bosco.

Anselm Kalff

Very friendly! A Fanta and two delicious cappuccinos for €6. Excellent!!

Luca

My partner and I had breakfast at this bar, and I have to say we were ultimately satisfied. There are several parking lots near the bar where you can park safely without having to drive yourself crazy. The place is large and welcoming. The tobacconist service is very convenient. It's also nice that you can have breakfast outside, where you can admire the mountains with a nice hot coffee first thing in the morning. The prices are a little high, but still more or less average. Recommended 👍

Max C

Nice outdoor tables (but on a busy road).

Massimo Pirovano

A meeting point for ski mountaineers en route to the Gran San Bernardo area. The sandwiches are excellent, and the service is fast.

Giovanni

A "passing" place, but good for a quick sandwich or a platter after a few outings in the GSB area. Popular with ski mountaineers and hikers; the owners aren't very friendly, and the service is extremely (to say the least) cold and unfriendly, but the sandwiches are good. The same can be said for the mocetta and fontina. Prices are average.

Mat P

A café along the road leading up to the Great St. Bernard Pass. Nothing special to report, except that the coffee (personally, I didn't particularly like it).

Mara Orecchia

This bar on the main road offers quick lunches, a wide selection of Aosta Valley products for purchase, outdoor seating, and private parking. It's a great place to stop for a break on your way to or from the Gran San Bernardo pass.

Daniela Allasio

Nice atmosphere, the guy serving tables was very kind. The older guy at the counter, I think the owner, was very rude. I asked for an ice cream, and was told to get one myself; he had to chat with friends at the table. Not recommended!

Alberto Vannoni

Such rudeness that left me speechless. The stereotype of Aosta Valley hospitality. After the third rude response within a minute, I preferred to leave and spend my money elsewhere. Never again.