The burger really lives up to the hype&mdash;so much flavor. The apple fritter with vanilla cream was a simple, tasty finish. The view from the terrace is a nice bonus too.

The lamb rack was genuinely tender, no gamey taste at all. They found us a table even without a booking, which I appreciated. Solid spot in Zermatt.

Nice light dinner before concert at Foundation Pierre Gianadda. Ice cream deserts are wonderful-especially carmel ice cream.

Got a table around 2:30 without booking. The cream of mushroom soup with puff pastry was solid, but the mac and cheese gratin with applesauce really got me&mdash;sweet and savoury together, weirdly good. Easy spot to find right off the trail. Wouldn&#39;t mind going back for that one dish.

The Swiss steak was the kind of tender that makes you slow down and actually taste. Lamb chops too, honestly. Staff handled a special request without blinking, which I appreciated. Grilled shrimp were good but the steak stayed with me. Place has a quiet confidence to it. Maybe a bit pricey, but I left feeling like I&#39;d been somewhere.

The white wine soup really stood out &mdash; rich and comforting. Staff were friendly too. Would&rsquo;ve liked a bit more bread on the side, but honestly a solid lunch stop.

The Matterhorn view from the terrace is unreal, and the r&ouml;sti with egg and cheese is the best I&#39;ve had in Zermatt. A perfect lunch stop on the slopes.

Stopped by for a quick lunch. The electronic wine list caught my eye&mdash;huge selection, especially the Valais ones. Food was solid, service fast enough for a midday break. Maybe a bit pricey for what you get, but I&#39;d grab a bite here again.

The tagliatelle tasted properly fresh, not like something reheated in a back kitchen. Right by the station, so it&#39;s easy to pop in before catching a train. Service was quick, almost too quick&mdash;felt a bit rushed. But for a casual bite in Zermatt, it does the job.

Solid pasta. Place was busy but we got a table quick. Service friendly enough, nothing crazy. Tagliatelle was the move. Bit pricey for what it is, but I&#39;d go back.

The view is the whole reason to come here. Self-service place, plenty of seats. Lamb leg with polenta and grilled veggies was a solid deal for 27 CHF.

The raclette was solid, and the rosti with sausage hit the spot. Chocolate fondue was too dark for me, but the staff were quick. Definitely book ahead, it fills up fast.

The salad bar was fresh, and the r&ouml;sti hit the spot. Self-service keeps things quick, though it&rsquo;s not the coziest vibe. Fine for a fast lunch.

Black pasta and sea bream were solid. Staff friendly enough, food came quick. Nothing fancy but did the job for a casual dinner.

Stopped by for a drink after a hike&mdash;that mountain view is something else. Staff got us seated fast, no fuss. Just wished they had a few more local beers on tap, but the one I had was cold and hit the spot. Fine spot to catch your breath before heading back down.

Nice spot right at the end of the ski slope. Rooms were clean and had everything I needed. Prices fair for what you get. Staff friendly enough. Good base if you&#39;re out exploring the area.

The Swiss burger bar inside the main restaurant is the move. Got the cheeseburger with caramelised onions and raclette&mdash;properly good, the raclette makes it. Chips were also way better than the ones in the main dining room. Quick too, no waiting around. Only thing is the space is a bit tight, but fine for a casual bite.

Not as Peruvian as expected ! Roast beef , tartare and homemade chips delicious . Staff super friendly , we will be back for more .

The terrace really is the selling point&mdash;those views are hard to beat. Service was spot on too, even though it was busy. I went for the brunch and the selection was solid, plenty to pick from. Only thing is it&rsquo;s not cheap, but you&rsquo;re paying for the setting. Would come back for a lazy afternoon.

The hotel itself is a bit tired, but honestly, it&rsquo;s kept clean and the location makes ski access super easy. Breakfast was the highlight though&mdash;hot eggs, which you don&rsquo;t always get at this price point. Solid pick if you&rsquo;re not fussy about modern decor and just want a practical base for the slopes.

A superb culinary discovery! Every dish was delicious, from the squash velout&eacute; to the exceptional burger. The quality of the ingredients and the finesse of the dishes were impressive.

The staff made us feel welcome right away, and the mountain view from our table was lovely. Food was good, though a couple of dishes came out a bit overcooked.

Pasta was surprisingly decent for a mountain spot. Soup hit the spot after a morning on the slopes. Big terrace with a view, but the restrooms were packed.

The Cro&ucirc;te Compl&egrave;te was exactly what I needed for lunch. Warm, cheesy, filling. Service was friendly and quick, which I appreciated. The seating was comfortable too, not too cramped. Just a small thing, the place got a bit busy around noon, but nothing bothersome. I left feeling satisfied and relaxed.

Stopped by for lunch with a couple friends and grabbed the tartare &mdash; it was really fresh, exactly what I was in the mood for. Menu&rsquo;s got plenty of options so everyone found something. Only thing is service got a bit slow once it filled up, but we weren&rsquo;t in a rush anyway. Fair prices for the quality too 🙂

Lonela took care of us again&mdash;service was spot on. The spaghetti alla Norma still hits the spot every time.

Stopped here after skiing and grabbed the nachos platter. Honestly pretty solid&mdash;cheesy, loaded, and big enough to share. Prices are what you&#39;d expect for being right on the slope, but the portion makes it worth it. Sat outside in the sun, it was a good way to end the day.

Super nice little restaurant, service top, food excellence, a wonderful evening, thanks to the team, we travel a lot and have perhaps already visited some top restaurants, for us on the top list high up, great menu, very nice concept and history

The burger was decent but honestly a bit hit or miss. Cheese didn&rsquo;t taste quite right, and the bun felt like it had been sitting around. Service was the highlight though&mdash;quick and friendly. I&rsquo;d come back for that, maybe just not for the burger.

The seating area near the window was really comfortable, not too cramped. We ordered a few dishes and everything came out looking nice on the plates. Flavors were solid, nothing mind-blowing but decent. Prices felt fair for what you got. Just wish the lighting was a bit warmer, felt a little harsh for an evening meal.

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