Restaurant 360 Eatery & Bar

Restaurant 360 Eatery & Bar is a relaxed restaurant and bar on Arinsal’s main road, a short walk from the village gondola. It combines an international menu with grilled dishes, casual meals and drinks, and its sunny outdoor terrace is one of the venue’s defining features. The location makes it convenient both for a meal before or after the cable car and for a longer sit-down meal with views toward the surrounding mountains. It is an independent restaurant in the village, not a dining outlet inside the ski station, even though its proximity to the gondola makes it particularly useful to skiers and summer visitors.

The restaurant’s claimed TripAdvisor profile describes its food as international and European, with pub-style dishes and cocktails. Current Google-derived review listings mention homemade food, fondue served in a bread loaf, Andorran sausages, falafel, wraps, burgers, grilled meats, and fresh fries. Older visitor references mention pumpkin soup, falafel salad, mussels, calamari, steak and generous starters. These are examples reported across different visits rather than a guaranteed current menu; the restaurant’s own website is currently a coming-soon landing page, so check the menu or ask the team before travelling for a particular dish. Vegetarian choices are reported, and directory profiles list vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options, but diners with allergies should confirm ingredients and kitchen cross-contact directly.

The style is informal and flexible. A visitor might stop for a drink on the terrace, order a lighter wrap or salad after walking, or sit down for a fuller meal built around grilled meat, fish, pasta or a shared dish. The menu’s range means it can suit mixed groups who do not all want the same kind of food. Reviews also describe the team accommodating requests to show football matches, making the bar useful for watching a game when the venue agrees. Screen availability and sports schedules can change, so ask ahead rather than assuming a particular match will be shown.

The outdoor terrace is especially attractive when the weather is clear. The claimed business profile describes mountain views and a sunny terrace close to the gondola; recent reviews likewise mention the scenery and a comfortable stop after skiing. Weather, wind and temperature still determine whether outdoor seating is pleasant, and terrace availability can change with season or staffing. In winter, a table outside may not be practical even if the terrace is part of the venue. If you have a specific seating preference or a larger party, reserve by phone and ask whether the terrace is open.

Location is one of Restaurant 360’s practical advantages. The operator-managed profile places it on Carretera General, approximately 50 metres beyond the Arinsal gondola, on the left when passing the lift. Current map-linked information uses the broader address “Crta Gral d’Arinsal,” while local restaurant directories list Carretera General d’Arinsal 29, Edifici Caprici; a 2023 local guide instead records number 5/29. These differences may reflect address formatting rather than separate branches. The telephone number +376 866 360 is consistent across the claimed listing and current directory records and is the safest way to confirm the precise entrance or table reservation.

Published opening hours are inconsistent. The claimed TripAdvisor profile currently lists Sunday and Wednesday through Saturday from 12:00 to 22:00, with Monday and Tuesday closed. A current Google-derived Restaurant Guru profile lists Sunday and Thursday through Saturday from 12:00 to 22:30, while Monday and Tuesday are closed and Wednesday is open; the Google search panel shows opening at noon but not the full weekly pattern in the captured view. A local restaurant directory and older listings show still other schedules. Treat midday service as plausible on open days, but do not assume the venue is open on a particular weekday without checking. Call +376 866 360, especially for Monday, Tuesday or a late meal.

Restaurant 360 is a conventional dine-in venue with reservations, takeaway, a full bar, outdoor seating and reported wheelchair access. Directory listings also mention Wi-Fi, parking and high chairs, though facilities can change and specific accessibility needs should be checked directly. No ticket is required for an ordinary visit. The restaurant’s location beside the main road is convenient for walking from central Arinsal, but visitors driving should follow current local parking signs rather than assume a particular space is reserved for the restaurant.

For a smooth visit, confirm the day’s opening hours, especially outside the winter and summer peaks, and ask about the current menu if you have a dietary requirement. The claimed listing provides 360arinsal@gmail.com and +376 866 360; its website, 360arinsal.com, currently shows a coming-soon page. That means a phone call or current map-linked profile is more useful than relying on the website for a live menu or schedule. The venue can be a simple post-gondola stop or a full lunch or dinner, with a varied casual menu, drinks and a mountain-facing terrace. Check the schedule first and choose the terrace when conditions cooperate.