Stayed for two nights. Room was nice, no complaints there. But the bar noise did bleed into the suite until late. Not ideal if you want an early night. Dress code seemed random too, saw guys in sneakers right after someone got turned away. They did offer a small discount at checkout, so that was decent. Location is great though, easy walk to everything.

Decent spot for an afternoon drink. Good music, solid beer and wine list. Bar area&#39;s comfortable enough to hang out for a while.

We grabbed a table on the terrace and honestly didn&rsquo;t wanna leave. The wine list is solid, and the staff actually let us take our time chatting. Perfect spot for a chill catch-up with friends. Only thing&mdash;it got a bit loud later, but whatever. 😊

The gnocchi and sea bass with Mediterranean veg were really good&mdash;I let the staff pick for me and they nailed it. Place had a nice buzz for a casual catch-up with friends. Only thing is it got a bit loud later on, but we were too busy eating to care 😄

The terrace is lovely and the coffee was decent, but CHF 23+ for a tarte flamb&eacute;e felt steep for what you get. Cakes looked good though. Maybe stick to those.

Stopped by for a quick lunch. Got the oriental plate &mdash; decent portion, came out fast enough. View was nice, that&#39;s a plus. Place has a bit of character, not your usual chain. Fine if you&#39;re in the area and need something quick.

The pizza and lasagna were solid, and the owner&rsquo;s genuinely friendly. Portion sizes felt a bit small for what you pay, though.

Been here a few times now and the Tavolata never disappoints. Meat quality stays consistent, burger&#39;s still a standout. Left properly stuffed again.

Stopped by for lunch on the terrace&mdash;the view of the T&ouml;di is really something. Burger was decent, salad fresh enough. Service was friendly without hovering. Maybe a bit pricey for what it is, but the setting makes up for it. Fine spot if you&#39;re in the area.

Big place with indoor pools, a slide, and a separate wellness area. Rooftop sauna was the highlight&mdash;nice view over the slopes. Busy on weekends though, so go early if you want quiet.

The filet was spot on&mdash;tender, cooked exactly how I asked. Wine list had a few solid picks too. Owners came by for a quick chat, felt genuine, not just doing the rounds. Place has a calm vibe, easy to linger over dinner. Maybe not the cheapest, but the quality holds up.

Classic Engadin spot for sure. The location is perfect for a ski break and the food was solid. Just gets really busy, so definitely book ahead.

Great spot for a pre-dinner drink before heading up the mountain. The bus stop right outside makes it easy. Nice little sauna too, though the wine list could use a few more Swiss options.

Stopped by for a B&uuml;ndner nut tart&mdash;honestly the best one we had all trip. Bakery&rsquo;s got a solid selection, though I didn&rsquo;t try much else. Staff was friendly enough. Grabbed one to go for the train ride, didn&rsquo;t last long.

The bread with olive oil alone is worth the visit. Lamb portion was surprisingly generous too. Just get there before the rush, it fills up fast.

Stopped here after a hike, grabbed the sausage with r&ouml;sti and onion gravy. The sausage was fresh, not too greasy. R&ouml;sti was crispy on the edges, soft inside. Onion gravy had a nice depth, not too salty. Convenient spot if you&#39;re walking to the castle. Just wish the portion was a bit bigger for the price.

Pizza was solid, no complaints. Place gets busy with families, so expect some noise. Price is a bit steep, but you&#39;re paying for the location. Fine for a casual meal if you&#39;re in the area.

Been coming here for over 30 years and it still holds up. The family running it never misses a beat. Food&#39;s solid, service is warm. Just wish they&#39;d update the decor a little, but honestly, that&#39;s part of the charm. Always leave full and happy.

Stopped by for dinner on a quiet weeknight. Got the vegan tasting menu, honestly surprised me. Lots of layers in each plate, not just the usual boring vegetables. The mix of Asian and European stuff worked better than I expected. Bar next door looked cool too, but I didn&#39;t stay for a drink. Maybe next time.

The Sachertorte with whipped cream was really good, and they have a nice selection of cakes. The seating area felt a bit cramped though, especially near the window.

The pizza here is properly sized&mdash;I couldn&rsquo;t finish mine, which says a lot. Tasty, fresh toppings, not greasy at all. The ice cream though, small for what you pay. I&rsquo;d skip that next time and just stick with the pizza.

The kids club staff were brilliant&mdash;my three (ages 5 to 12) didn&#39;t want to leave. Honestly made the holiday so much easier for us.

Cozy spot for sure. The whole place has that warm, wooden cabin feel that just works after a day outside. We sat near the window and the light was really nice. Food was fresh, kids ate without complaining which is always a win. Left full and happy. Maybe a bit busy but that&#39;s fine.

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