Daria was great&mdash;super friendly and took care of everything without us asking. Place was busy but she kept it smooth. Solid service, nothing to complain about.

Stopped in after a day on the slopes&mdash;the wiener schnitzel was solid and arrived quicker than expected. Family-run spot, old-school interior, nothing fancy. They swapped my side without fuss, which I appreciated. Had a decent glass of Gr&uuml;ner with it, did the job. Handy location right by the lift.

The barley soup was so good, perfect after a morning on the slopes. Right next to the ski school too, super easy to grab lunch with friends. 🏔️

The croquetas were perfect&mdash;creamy inside, crispy outside. Tortilla de patatas had that slightly runny center I love. Gambas al ajillo arrived sizzling, plenty of garlic. Chef clearly knows what they&#39;re doing. Service was fine, nothing special, but honestly the food did all the talking. I&#39;d go back just for those prawns.

Solid fondue and the place had that classic Davos feel. Portions were generous too. Service was friendly, nothing to complain about.

Came here on a random weekday and honestly left pretty impressed. The interior is sleek without feeling cold, and they had some light music playing in the background. I ordered the grilled chicken &mdash; portion was generous for the price, and it came out juicy. Staff was attentive but not hovering. Only thing is it got a bit noisy later, but that&#39;s probably a good sign.

Location is perfect&mdash;right by the golf course in summer, ski lift in winter. Food was fresh, nothing fancy but solid. Calm vibe, no complaints.

Came for dinner and left properly full. Portions are seriously generous for the price, which is fair for what you get. Staff checked in just enough without hovering. Had the schnitzel, it was crispy and the potato salad on the side was solid. Nothing fancy, but honest cooking. Place was busy even on a weekday, so maybe come a bit early.

The vaulted cellar room is what got me&mdash;low ceilings, stone walls, felt like eating in an old wine cave. Staff let us take our time, no hovering. Had the tasting menu, couple of dishes really stood out, especially the venison. Cooked properly, nice and pink. Only slight letdown was the dessert, a bit too sweet for my taste. But overall a solid dinner spot.

The seating was comfortable, which I always appreciate. We ordered the butter chicken and a lamb curry, both had good flavor. Staff let us pick our spice level without making a fuss. Only thing is the place got pretty busy by seven, so it wasn&#39;t as relaxed after that. But for a casual dinner, it worked fine.

Came here after a long hike, totally hit the spot. Schnitzel was crispy and the portion was huge. Apple strudel might be the best I&#39;ve had in a while.

The wine list here is seriously good&mdash;probably the best I&rsquo;ve found around Davos. Food&rsquo;s been solid both times I&rsquo;ve visited, once in summer, once in winter. Service gets a little stretched when it&rsquo;s packed, but they still handle it okay. I&rsquo;d come back just for the pinot noir.

The tomahawk was spot on, cooked exactly how I asked. Wine list is solid too. Good spot for a proper dinner when you have the time.

Pizza was decent, seafood spaghetti even better. Portion size on the pasta was fair for the price, not huge but enough. Service was friendly, didn&#39;t have to wait long. Solid pick if you&#39;re in Davos and want Italian without breaking the bank. Would go back for that spaghetti again.

The Kaiserschmaren was solid and the portion felt fair for the price. Terrace is nice after skiing, though service was a bit slow when it got busy.

The beef tartare here is the real deal. They prep it right at your table, which I liked. Flavor was rich, proper seasoning, not overdressed. Portion was generous too. Didn&#39;t pay much attention to the room, but the wood paneling was fine. If you&#39;re into tartare, this is a solid spot. I&#39;d order it again.

Nice terrace, that&#39;s the main draw. New manager seems to be keeping things tight. Service was on point. Solid spot for a relaxed meal.

Stopped in for a drink and ended up staying longer than planned. They bring out nuts and pretzels with your order, which is a nice touch. Old-school vibe inside, nothing fancy but comfortable. Bathrooms were surprisingly clean, too. My martini was solid, though I wish they&#39;d offered a better olive selection. Fine spot if you&#39;re in the area and just want a relaxed drink.

Stopped by for a drink&mdash;the wine list had some solid Austrian picks. Place has that old-school charm but gets loud later. Prices fair for the area, though I&#39;d book ahead if you&#39;re coming on a Friday.

Friendly service and a solid pizza. Prices are a bit high, but the quality makes up for it. Good spot for a casual Italian meal.

Stopped by for a quick lunch and grabbed the daily special. Food came out fast, which I appreciated since I was short on time. The staff were friendly and got me in and out. Portion was decent for the price. Nothing fancy, but it hit the spot for a midday bite.

Kids loved the Nutella pizza, that was a hit. Pizza itself was decent. Prices are fair for a ski joint. Place is big, has a kids corner, so it works for families. Service was quick enough.

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