Nine restaurants at Levi, Finland's biggest ski resort: the panoramic dining room, Italian by the slopes, and the local rooms in Sirkka village.
Finland's biggest ski resort eats like one — volume, terraces and long review counts.
The village at the foot of the fell is officially Sirkka, and almost every address here says so. Panoramic Restaurant TUIKKU has by far the most reviews here. Ämmilä and Wanha Hullu Poro are next door to each other on Rakkavaarantie, Ristorante Renna does Italian a street away, and Saamen Kammi, Riihi, Boneless and Kekäle fill in around the centre. Ratings here run a little lower than elsewhere in Lapland — 4.1 to 4.6 — on review counts several times higher, which is what a resort feeding thousands a week tends to look like.
Levi's postal addresses say Sirkka or Kittilä. It is the same resort — the village is Sirkka, the municipality is Kittilä.
Kittilä village itself is 17 km away and has no restaurant on this site.
Panoramic Restaurant TUIKKU is 2.4 km from the village centre and has more reviews than any other table at Levi.