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Ristorante Pizzeria Quattro Cime

Quattro Cime restaurant and pizzeria in Zambla Alta, run by the Quistini family since 1982: casoncelli, game, grills and pizza, step-free rooms, priced menu.

AddressVia Fezzoli 491, Zambla Alta
Phone0345 95196

The Quattro Cime opened in June 1982 in Zambla Alta, on via Fezzoli, and has been run ever since by the Quistini family. On its website the restaurant presents its Bergamo and Italian cooking and its search for ingredients that are «local where possible»; the dish it names as its speciality is casoncelli alla bergamasca.

It is a restaurant and pizzeria, with two dining rooms and a hall that are also used for celebrations and weddings, large windows and a big panoramic terrace. The website states that the restaurant is equipped for people with disabilities, with architectural barriers removed, and has a large car park outside.

The Quattro Cime publishes its menu with prices on its website, and at Easter and on Ferragosto (15 August) it prepares set menus. The same family runs the B&B La Teresa, a few metres away on the same street. Opening hours and closing days are not published: to book there are the landline, the mobile and the email address.

What you'll find

  • Pizzeria
  • Panoramic terrace
  • Rooms for celebrations
  • Step-free access
  • Large car park
  • Baby menu on holidays
  • B&B run by the same family

What's on the menu: dishes and specialities

The kitchen menu, updated on the website in mid-July 2026, follows mountain tradition with a few seafood dishes. Starters include a board of Val Serina cured meats and cheeses, carne salata carpaccio and beef tartare; first courses local casoncelli, pappardelle with game ragù, polenta gnocchi with gorgonzola cream, tagliolini with porcini and cream, and the chef's trio. Then game and roasts, venison alla cacciatora, beef braised in red wine, rabbit, pork shank, and the grill, with T-bone and rib steak sold by weight and a mixed grill with polenta, salamella sausage, skewer, ribs, sausage and pork chop.

On request the restaurant prepares dishes that are not on the menu, such as local free-range hen, polenta cunsada and dishes with wild herbs. The sides are the valley's own, polenta, polenta taragna and sautéed porcini, and the desserts are home-made.

Some prices from the menu published on the website

DishPrice
Board of Val Serina cured meats and cheeses€9
Casoncelli alla bergamasca€9.50
Pappardelle with game ragù€9
Venison alla cacciatora€15
Mixed grill with polenta€19
Vitellone T-bone steak€4 per 100 g
Polenta taragna (side)€4
Home-made desserts€5.50
Pizza margherita€5

Prices from the restaurant's La Cucina page (updated on 16 July 2026) and La Pizzeria page (updated on 17 July 2025); they may have changed.

The pizzeria

The pizzeria page lists twenty-two classic pizzas, from the marinara at 4 euros and the margherita at 5 up to the porcini at 12, and fifteen «sfiziose» (speciality pizzas) using local cheeses: the Montanara with sausage and Branzi cheese, the Parmigiana with aubergine and Branzi, the Taleggio and walnut, the Teresa with local formagella and salami, and the Quattro cime with raw ham, anchovies, olives, capers, mushrooms and artichokes. There are also calzoni, focaccias and the scrocchiarella, single or double, from 10 to 25 euros.

The pizzeria page was last updated in July 2025, a year before the kitchen page: pizza prices may have changed.

Easter, Ferragosto and celebrations

For holidays the restaurant publishes a set menu with matching wines included. In 2026 both the Easter and the Ferragosto menus cost 55 euros for adults, 35 for children up to 10 and 25 for the baby menu up to 8, with a starter, pasta or lasagne, a breaded cutlet with chips and a dessert. The Ferragosto menu included ravioli with ricotta and parüc in mountain butter and sage and venison alla cacciatora with wholemeal polenta and Branzi cheese; the Easter menu blueberry risotto with Taleggio cream, home-made casoncelli and roast kid with polenta taragna.

For celebration lunches and weddings there are the two dining rooms and the hall, and the website has a gallery devoted to events and weddings. Holiday menus are booked by phone, on 0345 95196 or 348 5687960.

Opening hours and bookings

The website does not publish opening hours or closing days. It has a «Prenota» (book) button and a contact form, and the contacts are the landline 0345 95196, which is also a fax, the mobile 348 5687960 and the address info@quattrocime.it. The restaurant also has a Facebook page and an Instagram profile, ristorante_quattrocime.

In February 2026 the Quattro Cime was one of the participating venues of the Pro Loco's carnival, for the pizza evening on Saturday 14 February and for the dinner on Saturday 21.

Getting there, parking and accessibility

The restaurant is at via Fezzoli 491, in Zambla Alta, about 840 metres from the Colle di Zambla as the crow flies and about 260 from the Zambla Alta Albergo Miramonti stop of Arriva's line B, which runs Monday to Saturday only: in the 2026-2027 timetable the last bus down the valley passes at 16:52. Outside is the restaurant's large car park.

The website states that the restaurant is equipped for people with disabilities and free of architectural barriers. For children, besides the baby menu on holidays, the B&B La Teresa page mentions a playground a short distance away. The Neve is about 170 metres away, the Miramonti less than 300.

Staying overnight: the family's B&B La Teresa

A few metres from the restaurant, at number 595 on the same street, the Quistini family runs the B&B La Teresa, with three rooms, the Yellow, the Orange and the Peach, a shared lounge with kitchen and parking: the restaurant gives it the «Dove dormire» (where to stay) page on its website. Its full entry is in the Where to stay section of this guide.

Good to know

Restaurant and pizzeria run by the Quistini family since 1982, on via Fezzoli in Zambla Alta. Menu and prices on its website; barrier-free according to the restaurant. Bookings on 0345 95196, 348 5687960 or info@quattrocime.it.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions: Ristorante Pizzeria Quattro Cime

Does the Quattro Cime serve pizza?

Yes: the pizzeria page lists twenty-two classic pizzas and fifteen speciality ones, with calzoni, focaccias and scrocchiarelle; the margherita costs 5 euros on the published list.

How much does a meal at the Quattro Cime cost?

From the menu on the website: starters from 8 to 13 euros, first courses from 9 to 11, main courses from 9 to 25, mixed grill 19, desserts 5.50. At Easter and Ferragosto 2026 the set menu cost 55 euros with wine, 35 for children up to 10.

What is the Quattro Cime's speciality?

Casoncelli alla bergamasca, which the website names as the house speciality. On request it also prepares local free-range hen, polenta cunsada and dishes with wild herbs.

Is the Quattro Cime wheelchair accessible?

The website states that the restaurant is equipped for people with disabilities and that architectural barriers have been removed; there is a large car park outside.

How much does the Ferragosto or Easter menu cost at the Quattro Cime?

In 2026 both cost 55 euros for adults, wine included, 35 for children up to 10 and 25 for the baby menu up to 8. Book by phone.

What are the Quattro Cime's opening hours?

The website publishes no opening hours or closing days: ask on 0345 95196 or the mobile 348 5687960, or at info@quattrocime.it.

Can I stay overnight near the Quattro Cime?

Yes: the same family runs the B&B La Teresa, a few metres away at via Fezzoli 595, with three rooms. Above the nearby Neve restaurant there is also the Albergo Neve.

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