GIAZ is the slope-side venue at Fondo Grande, on Alpe Cimbra, designed as both a meeting point and a starting point for those who experience the mountains in motion.
Modern, straightforward, and distinctive, it accompanies the different moments of the day with a clear and consistent concept where quality, rhythm, and people always remain at the centre. A place that evolves with the light and the flow of skiers while maintaining a strong and instantly recognisable identity.
The culinary offering follows the natural rhythm of life at altitude. In the morning, breakfast and brunch welcome those preparing for the day ahead with carefully crafted coffee, freshly baked pastries, and warm dishes designed to provide energy without being heavy.
At lunchtime, the cuisine becomes more refined and contemporary, featuring bold flavours, selected ingredients, and a convivial dining experience to be enjoyed at a relaxed pace between sunshine, snow, and panoramic views of the slopes.
During the afternoon, especially on weekends, the venue shifts gears and transforms into a distinctive après-ski destination: the skiing day comes to an end, the energy rises, and the atmosphere becomes more vibrant while always remaining balanced and true to its surroundings.
Located at the foot of the slopes, in a natural crossroads between sport, relaxation, and socialising, GIAZ works with a carefully selected range of ingredients and a clear philosophy: fewer choices, instantly recognisable, crafted with attention to every detail.
Quality remains tangible and accessible, without excess, supported by a measured energy that prioritises the overall experience of both the place and the people who enjoy it.
The interiors are conceived as a dialogue between raw materials and contemporary vision.
Charred wood, black iron, and glass define a space that is both essential and welcoming, capable of embracing the calm of the morning as well as the vitality of the busiest hours of the day.
Its mountain setting and openness to the outdoors strengthen the connection with the surrounding landscape, transforming every break into a moment fully immersed in the mountains.
The GIAZ experience often begins on the snow and continues indoors, following the natural rhythm of the day: calm in the morning, lively at lunchtime, and more energetic during late weekend afternoons.
A place to stop, meet, and set off again, where the mountains remain the constant point of reference and time takes on a different rhythm—more essential, more shared.
