Restaurants cuisine d'Europe German-Speaking Switzerland

Since 2007, Heidi and Fabrice Bischoff have welcomed us to one of the town's oldest residences, dating back to 1445! In a cozy setting with antique furniture, wood panelling and a small oriel window, you can savour meticulously prepared local cuisine with a French accent (the chef, Mr. Bischoff, is of French-speaking origin). You'll feel right at home! In fine weather, the terrace and its pergola are a real plus where you can enjoy delicious seasonal dishes. Specialties include game meats. Very friendly service.

The Walliser Keller, located a little way off the main tourist street of the town, offers a wide range of Swiss specialities. The restaurant has a vaulted ceiling and rustic decor, and the traditional fondue and raclette dishes are the main attraction. You will be spoilt for choice. In season, you can enjoy a pretty and quiet terrace. Warm and smiling service.

On the outside, an impressive red and white half-timbered facade dating from the Middle Ages. Inside, a bistro area on one side, a warm room with exposed wooden beams on the other. The menu features Swiss, local and seasonal cuisine, such as the traditional meatloaf, perch fillets or veal à la zurichoise. During the summer months, choose between the terrace at the foot of the Saint-Léger church or the charming backyard.

Established since 2005 in Kreis 4, where trendy new restaurants are springing up like mushrooms, the Eichhörnli restaurant offers well-executed Swiss cuisine with French-Italian influences. Here, flavors come together with great delicacy. Dishes are generous and seasonal. It doesn't take long to feel at home in this cozy little space so popular with Zurich locals! Specialties include the famous "Café de Paris" entrecôte and veal liver with onions and sage, accompanied by the famous röstis. Reservations recommended.

Marktküche means "market cuisine". As the name suggests, this establishment works exclusively with fresh, local produce. What's more, the menu is strictly vegan. The chef offers a varied, creative and subtle cuisine that marries Swiss tradition with the flavors of the world to delight the taste buds. The result is surprising and highly successful, with beautiful, tasty and colorful dishes... and the deep feeling of having eaten healthily but with great gourmet pleasure. Excellent wine list. Professional service.

Away from the tourist crowds, this elegant brasserie with its Art Nouveau decor is a delightful place to be. The menu includes veal with cream sauce, cordon bleu, breaded schnitzel and rösti, in short, Swiss specialities with a local flavour. Every day, the chef offers several dishes of the day, including a vegetarian recipe. On sunny days, the superb terrace with its climbing vines is a great place to enjoy a holiday. All this in a friendly and relaxed atmosphere! A great address to try.

Shaded by imposing chestnut trees and illuminated by a string of lanterns, Neumarkt's inner courtyard is a true wonder in summertime. The interior is just as welcoming, with its elegant, warm atmosphere. The menu features market-fresh, local and organic cuisine, successfully blending authentic Swiss and international dishes. Last but not least, the impressive wine list showcases local vintages and Swiss wines in particular! An address to remember on your visit to Zurich.

In the increasingly fashionable Kreis 4, Cafe Boy is a neighborhood mainstay for locals. In a distinguished bistro atmosphere, Jann and his talented team prepare Swiss cuisine with a touch of creativity and great taste. The menu is seasonal and selective, while the wine list is extensive. We'll be delighted to advise you on your food and wine pairings! For lunch, two lunchtime formulas are available, one of which is vegetarian. On the menu: soups, salads and gourmet dishes.

Here's a delicious find! Tucked away in an alleyway in the old town, you'll discover this confidential spot where five tables are quickly snapped up at dinnertime. The young and talented chef Jan prepares traditional cuisine with a modern twist, a wealth of flavors and a great respect for produce and the seasons. Dishes are presented with great care. On the slate, the chef proposes a small menu renewed every five weeks. A good excuse to return! Impeccable service. Don't forget to make a reservation.

Masterfully managed by chef Peter Prüfer, the Bärenstube is undoubtedly the best gourmet address in Appenzell's terroir-filled region. White tablecloths, subdued lighting and an all-wooden setting await you to enjoy à la carte dishes or a seasonal menu. The refined creations of the chef and his team, whose philosophy is based on short-distance sourcing and respect for produce, will delight your taste buds. An excellent wine list featuring both Eastern Swiss and international wines. Friendly service.

The Trübli restaurant, near Neumarkt, serves tasty traditional cuisine to around 40 diners in a cosy atmosphere. In 2019, chef Alexander Bindig took over this ^18th-century inn. In the evening, you can enjoy the surprise menu, which changes with the seasons. Vegetarian option available. Excellent wine list with over a hundred references and a fine selection of German bottles. Tours of the cellar are available. Attractive terrace and attentive service. Reservations recommended.

The Hotel Zur Sonne on the corner of Gotthardstrasse and Kirchgasse is an imposing chalet that is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful and typical of the resort. The hotel provides both accommodation, with cosy rooms, and food. Its traditional restaurant welcomes you in a fully wooded room or on the terrace, and proposes typical dishes of the region where fondue has of course its place. An excellent address and a welcome stopover for lunch halfway through your journey.

The Schützenmatt restaurant, inaugurated in 2016 in partnership with the Swiss Red Cross, offers work to refugees in order to train them and help them integrate into working life. The establishment is overseen by a talented young chef, Sören Wirth, who produces tasty cuisine that has earned a reputation among food critics. This neighborhood brasserie, conveniently located in the center of Altdorf, boasts a lovely shaded terrace and excellent menus. Impeccable service and a warm welcome.

You'll find Lengmatta Schraemli's, a family-run hotel-restaurant, close to Frauenkirch station. This handsome establishment is housed in a former farmhouse, with a tasteful wooden decor and authentic ambience. The restaurant serves excellent Swiss specialities such as cheese and meat fondues, as well as classics like veal à la zurichoise and röstis. You can also enjoy the magnificent sunny terrace, the view over the valley and the warm welcome of the owners.

Why Kiosk? Because where this lakeside restaurant used to be, there used to be a kiosk! In the picturesque port of Riesbach, nestled in Zurich's largest urban park, you can lunch or dine here à la bonne franquette: salads and grilled meats in summer, pizzas, focaccias, fresh pastas, but also typical grilled sausages with French fries or more classic dishes of the day. The large, colorful terrace, where the sun dances on the pearly waters of the lake, is very pleasant at any time of day. A cheerful atmosphere and efficient service.