Restaurant in Ravina, Italy
Locanda Margon
810Pearl PointsFerrari's dining room, built for tasting menus.

About Locanda Margon
Locanda Margon holds a Michelin star and an OAD Top 200 European ranking, with three tasting menus built around Trentino ingredients and Ferrari sparkling wines. At €€€€, it is the strongest case for a special occasion dinner in the Trento area. Book four to six weeks out minimum; Tuesday and Wednesday are closed.
Should You Book Locanda Margon?
If you are weighing Locanda Margon against a Michelin-starred tasting menu in Verona or Bolzano, book Margon first. The Trentino Alto Adige region produces some of northern Italy's most compelling food-and-wine pairings, and Locanda Margon sits at the leading of that argument: one Michelin star, ranked #206 in Europe by Opinionated About Dining in 2025 (up from #188 in 2024), and a 4.8 on Google across 648 reviews. That trajectory matters. Venues climbing the OAD rankings year-on-year are typically getting better, not coasting. The €€€€ price tier puts it in the same bracket as Dal Pescatore in Runate and Le Calandre in Rubano, but the wine-integration angle here is more specific than either — and more useful if sparkling wine is part of why you are travelling to Trentino.
The Venue
Locanda Margon is the fine-dining address attached to Ferrari, the house behind Trentino's most recognised sparkling wines. The restaurant sits above the Adige Valley with views over Trento, which makes it a viable destination in its own right for visitors to Ravina or the wider Trento area. Chef Edoardo Fumagalli runs three tasting menus: the Passione Bollicine menu is built explicitly around Ferrari spumante and is the most distinctive of the three; the Trentino menu centres local ingredients; and a third option takes a broader Italian creative approach. For a special occasion where the wine pairing is as important as the food, Passione Bollicine is the one to book. If your priority is showcasing the region's produce, the Trentino-focused menu delivers that more directly.
The venue also operates a Bistrot adjacent to the main dining room, which offers outdoor seating and a more informal menu of classic Italian dishes. The Bistrot is worth knowing about if you are travelling with guests who want a lighter format, or if you are returning and have already done the full tasting experience. It is not a substitute for the main room on a special occasion, but it extends the range of what the property can accommodate.
Special Occasions and Group Dining
Locanda Margon is built for the kind of meal that needs to mean something: a milestone birthday, a significant business dinner, or a wine-focused celebration in a setting that earns the spend. The Ferrari connection gives the wine programme a coherence that most €€€€ Italian restaurants cannot match — you are not just choosing from a list, you are drinking the wines that define the region and the house, structured around a menu designed to show them at their leading.
For groups, the question is whether you are booking the main restaurant or the Bistrot. The main dining room is the right choice for a smaller party where the tasting menu format works , typically two to six people. For larger groups, the Bistrot's outdoor option opens up more flexibility. Seat count data is not available in our records, so contact the venue directly to confirm private dining capacity and whether the space can be configured for a group of eight or more. Given the demand level at a venue of this recognition, that conversation should happen as early as possible, particularly if you need a specific date.
Booking
Book at least four to six weeks out for the main dining room, longer if your target date falls on a Friday or Sunday evening. The restaurant closes Tuesday and Wednesday, which concentrates demand onto the remaining five days. Saturday service is dinner only (7:30 PM to 9:00 PM), with a slightly earlier close than other evenings, so factor that in if you are travelling far. Sunday and Thursday lunch slots (12:30 PM to 2:00 PM) can represent a lower-pressure booking window than Friday or Saturday dinner, though at this price tier you should not assume availability. If you are travelling from outside the Trento area specifically for this meal, confirm your reservation before booking accommodation or transport.
Ratings at a Glance
- Michelin: 1 Star (2024)
- OAD Europe Ranking: #206 (2025), #188 (2024)
- Google: 4.8 / 5 (648 reviews)
- Price tier: €€€€
Practical Details
| Detail | Locanda Margon | Le Calandre (Rubano) | Dal Pescatore (Runate) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price tier | €€€€ | €€€€ | €€€€ |
| Michelin stars | 1 Star | 3 Stars | 3 Stars |
| OAD Europe rank (2025) | #206 | Top-tier ranked | Top-tier ranked |
| Format | Tasting menus (3 options) | Tasting menu / à la carte | Tasting menu |
| Wine programme | Ferrari spumante-focused | Broad Italian | Broad Italian |
| Outdoor dining | Yes (Bistrot) | Limited | Yes (garden) |
| Closed days | Tue–Wed | Varies | Varies |
| Booking difficulty | Hard | Very hard | Hard |
For more on dining, hotels, bars, and things to do in the area, see our Ravina hotels guide, our Ravina bars guide, our Ravina wineries guide, and our Ravina experiences guide.
FAQs
- Is Locanda Margon worth the price? Yes, for what it delivers: a Michelin-starred tasting menu anchored to one of Italy's most coherent wine programmes, in a setting with valley views above Trento. The OAD ranking climb from #188 to #206 in a single year signals a kitchen performing at a high level. If you are spending €€€€ on a tasting menu in northern Italy, this justifies the spend more clearly than many peers at the same price tier, particularly if sparkling wine matters to you.
- Can Locanda Margon accommodate groups? The main restaurant suits smaller parties of two to six for the tasting menu format. The adjacent Bistrot with outdoor seating offers more flexibility for larger groups. Seat counts are not confirmed in our data, so contact the venue directly for group bookings of eight or more. Given the recognition level, private dining requests should be made well in advance.
- What should I wear to Locanda Margon? No dress code is listed in our records, but a one-Michelin-star restaurant in the €€€€ tier in northern Italy typically expects smart casual at minimum , no jeans, no trainers. Business casual or smart dress is the safest approach, especially for evening service.
- Is Locanda Margon good for a special occasion? It is one of the stronger choices in Trentino for a celebration meal. The Passione Bollicine menu structured around Ferrari spumante gives you a narrative arc across the meal that most tasting menus lack. The valley views and Michelin credential add occasion weight. For a milestone dinner where wine and setting both matter, this delivers.
- Is Locanda Margon good for solo dining? The tasting menu format works for solo diners at a counter or small table, and there is no structural reason to avoid it alone. The Bistrot is a lower-pressure option if you want a less formal solo experience. That said, at €€€€ with a multi-course format, the value-per-experience tends to land better when shared. Solo is fine; a pair is better.
- What are alternatives to Locanda Margon in Ravina? Locanda Margon is the primary fine-dining address in Ravina. Broadening to the wider Trentino and northern Italy region: Atelier Moessmer Norbert Niederkofler in Brunico is a stronger choice if you want the most ambitious creative cooking in the Alpine north. Casa Perbellini 12 Apostoli in Verona is worth considering if you want a city-based alternative within driving distance. Il Piccolo Principe in Viareggio and Uliassi in Senigallia are Italian creative peers worth knowing if you are touring broadly.
- Is lunch or dinner better at Locanda Margon? Lunch on a clear day gives you the valley views in full light, which is a meaningful part of the experience here. The lunch window (12:30 PM to 2:00 PM, Thursday through Sunday) is also slightly easier to book than peak Friday or Saturday dinner. If the setting is part of why you are going, lunch wins. If the occasion is specifically an evening celebration, Saturday dinner (last service closes at 9:00 PM) is the right call.
- How far ahead should I book Locanda Margon? Four to six weeks minimum for standard evening slots; eight or more weeks for Saturday dinner or specific dates tied to travel plans. The Tuesday–Wednesday closure concentrates the week's demand onto five days, and a venue at this recognition level does not leave much slack. For group bookings or private dining, reach out as early as possible, ideally three or more months ahead.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Locanda Margon worth the price?
At €€€€, it earns its place. A Michelin star and consecutive OAD Top 200 Europe rankings (206th in 2025, 188th in 2024) reflect real consistency. The Passione Bollicine tasting menu, built around Ferrari sparkling wines produced on the same estate, is a pairing format you will not replicate elsewhere in Trentino. If you are weighing spend, this is stronger value than a comparable price point in Milan or Verona given the wine integration and views over the Adige Valley.
Can Locanda Margon accommodate groups?
Yes, though tasting-menu formats work best for groups with shared appetite and a reasonable dinner pace. The adjoining Bistrot is the smarter call for mixed groups or anyone who wants à la carte flexibility rather than committing to a full menu. For a dedicated wine-focused private dinner, the main restaurant is the right choice — check the venue's official channels to confirm capacity and availability.
What should I wear to Locanda Margon?
A Michelin-starred restaurant operating at €€€€ in northern Italy expects guests to dress accordingly. Think polished, not formal: neat trousers, a collared shirt or equivalent for men, and comparable effort for women. Trainers and shorts are very unlikely to be appropriate. If you are heading to the Bistrot instead, the dress expectation is noticeably more relaxed.
Is Locanda Margon good for a special occasion?
Yes — this is one of the clearest use cases for booking here. The setting above Trento with Adige Valley views, the estate-produced Ferrari sparkling wines running through the tasting menus, and the Michelin-starred format all point toward meals that are meant to mark something. A milestone birthday or significant anniversary fits well; the Passione Bollicine menu in particular gives the occasion a specific narrative around the wines.
Is Locanda Margon good for solo dining?
A tasting menu at a Michelin-starred restaurant in northern Italy is a perfectly reasonable solo experience, and the format means the kitchen sets the pace. That said, the Passione Bollicine menu is wine-pairing focused — solo guests will get through the full pairing allocation alone, which is either appealing or excessive depending on your appetite. If solo dining feels weighty here, the Bistrot next door offers a more casual alternative.
What are alternatives to Locanda Margon in Ravina?
There is no comparable fine-dining alternative in Ravina itself. In the broader Trentino Alto Adige region, Atelier Moessmer Norbert Niederkofler in Brunico is the reference point for Michelin-starred Alpine cuisine with a stricter local-sourcing philosophy. For sparkling-wine-focused dining comparable to the Passione Bollicine menu, nothing in the immediate region directly replicates the Ferrari estate connection.
Is lunch or dinner better at Locanda Margon?
Lunch gives you the Adige Valley views in daylight — a genuine advantage at this setting — and the kitchen runs the same tasting menu format as dinner. The Saturday service is dinner only (7:30–9 PM), so Friday or Sunday lunch is the best slot if daytime is your preference. Evening bookings on Fridays and Sundays fill fastest; book those further out.
Location
Via Margone, 15, 38123 Ravina TN, Italy
Ravina, Italy
Compare Locanda Margon
| Venue | Price | Booking Difficulty | Value |
|---|---|---|---|
| Locanda Margon | €€€€ | Hard | — |
| Atelier Moessmer Norbert Niederkofler | €€€€ | Unknown | — |
| Dal Pescatore | €€€€ | Unknown | — |
| Enoteca Pinchiorri | €€€€ | Unknown | — |
| Enrico Bartolini | €€€€ | Unknown | — |
| Le Calandre | €€€€ | Unknown | — |
How Locanda Margon stacks up against the competition.
Also Consider
- Atelier Moessmer Norbert Niederkofler — Italian, Creative, €€€€
- Dal Pescatore — Italian, Italian Contemporary, €€€€
- Enoteca Pinchiorri — Italian - French, Italian Contemporary, €€€€
- Enrico Bartolini — Creative, €€€€
- Le Calandre — Progressive Italian, Creative, €€€€
Compared to the other €€€€ Italian creative restaurants in this peer set, Locanda Margon occupies a specific and useful niche: it is the most wine-programme-led of the group. Le Calandre in Rubano carries three Michelin stars against Margon's one, and if technical ambition in the kitchen is your primary criterion, Le Calandre wins at the top end. But it is also significantly harder to book and prices accordingly. Locanda Margon's Passione Bollicine menu, structured around Ferrari spumante, gives the meal a thematic coherence that Le Calandre's broader creative programme does not offer in the same way. If sparkling wine is central to your trip, Margon is the better target.
Atelier Moessmer Norbert Niederkofler in Brunico is the most direct competitor for an Alpine northern Italy fine-dining experience at the same price tier. Niederkofler's cooking is widely regarded as among the most conceptually serious in the region, and if you want the highest creative ceiling in the Alps, that is where to go. Locanda Margon is the better choice if the Ferrari wine connection and the Adige Valley setting are part of the purpose — it is a destination with a clearer identity. Dal Pescatore in Runate and Enoteca Pinchiorri in Florence both carry three Michelin stars and sit at the same price tier, but neither delivers the regional specificity or wine-house narrative that makes Margon worth the trip from outside Trentino.
Enrico Bartolini in Milan is the easiest peer to book in this set and the most accessible logistically, making it the right call if you are based in or passing through Milan. For a purpose-built destination meal in the Italian creative tier, Locanda Margon rewards the detour to Ravina more than a city-centre alternative would — the combination of setting, wine programme, and a kitchen on an upward OAD trajectory makes the journey worthwhile for the right traveller.
Hours
- Monday
- 12:30 PM-2 PM 7:30 PM-9:30 PM
- Tuesday
- closed
- Wednesday
- closed
- Thursday
- 12:30 PM-2 PM 7:30 PM-9:30 PM
- Friday
- 12:30 PM-2 PM 7:30 PM-9:30 PM
- Saturday
- 7:30 PM-9 PM
- Sunday
- 12:30 PM-2 PM 7:30 PM-9:30 PM
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