Outdoor seating
A lively village pub known for friendly staff, local beers, good cocktails, and loud, fun evenings; great for drinks, light bites, and sports, less ideal for quiet chats.
Evil Monkey Pub delivers solid neighborhood pub hospitality centered on welcoming staff and a friendly owner who create genuine warmth and repeat loyalty. Food quality remains modest—simple pizza supports rather than anchors the experience—while curated local beers and cocktails form the true draw. The grade reflects what this venue does well: a lively, fair-priced gathering spot with solid drinks and consistent hospitality, though the small, crowded space and limited culinary ambition prevent higher standing.
The room feels warm and bustling with rock tunes, sports on TV, and a friendly welcome that regulars highlight year after year. One guest summed it up: "We were greeted with a smile and the beers were spot on." Expect a small but lively space where conversation competes with the soundtrack, and where locals mingle with visitors fresh off the slopes. Pricing strikes as fair for the area and the terrace is a sunny bonus when weather allows. The culinary approach leans classic pub comfort: think simple pizza to back up the headliners—curated local beers, well-poured Guinness, and cocktails made with care. This is drinks-first hospitality; you come for the vibe and the tap list, not chef-driven plates. If you want a casual pre- or post-dinner stop, or a place to watch a match, it fits neatly. Families will find the setting welcoming but lively. There is no clear kids menu, yet the artisanal pizza (€12.50) offers a straightforward option many kids will accept. Volume ramps up on karaoke or game nights, so earlier visits suit younger diners. If your crew needs quiet or varied meal choices, consider this more a drink-and-a-bite stop than a full dinner destination.
Area: Charming alpine village center with a mix of locals and seasonal visitors; après-ski energy in winter and relaxed outdoorsy vibe in summer.
Safety: Generally safe, well-trafficked resort town center with good lighting and steady foot traffic.
Nearby: Near shops and restaurants; popular for après-ski, sports broadcasts, and evening drinks; terrace use in good weather.
Available: Outdoor seating
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