Dining in Lapland

Set inside Sokos Hotel Levi, Kiisa serves refined Lappish and global dishes in a stylish fell-side setting.

High-end European fine dining with a hand-picked wine list and polished seasonal menus.

Authentic Lappish dining in a rustic log interior. Known for reindeer, game, and classic flavours of the north.

Smoky BBQ flavours and European comfort food in a warm, modern setting. Great for groups and families.

Scandinavian and European dishes in a cosy kota-style interior. Refined yet relaxed.

Family-friendly Finnish restaurant at Elves Village. A magical spot for kids and adults alike.

Japanese and pan-Asian food in the heart of Levi. A nice change of pace from classic Lappish fare.

Modern gastropub with creative small plates, specialty coffee, and a relaxed day-to-evening vibe.

Charming bakery-café with fresh pastries, light lunches, and wood-fired pizza. A great casual stop.

Hidden gem perched at the top of the fell. Stunning wide views and simple, warming drinks and snacks.

Levi's legendary après-ski spot since 1991. Live music, a buzzing vibe, and the heart of Levi nightlife.

Local craft brewery and pub serving house-brewed beers with hearty pub grub in a laid-back setting.

Slope-side restaurant on the ICE.1 run serving pizza, pasta, and warming drinks between ski sessions.

Rustic trail-side hut famous for its flame-grilled salmon. A must-have Lapland experience.

A stunning ice restaurant and bar, 7 km from Levi centre. Drinks are served in glasses made of ice.

Charming wilderness café, 8 km along the Könkää trail. Home-baked treats and coffee by the fire.

Full-service supermarket in Levi centre. Good range of groceries, fresh produce, and Finnish treats.

Handy supermarket with everything you need for cooking at home. Right in the centre of Levi village.

State-owned alcohol shop in Levi centre. The only place to buy wines, spirits, and strong beers in Finland.