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Montmoreau · French · Burgers · Fish and seafood
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30 Avenue de l’Angoumois, 16190 Montmoreau
Le Bifana is a Franco-Portuguese bar and restaurant on Avenue de l'Angoumois in Montmoreau. Food is part of a sociable setting that also includes billiards, darts, sports screenings and music. It is a choice for a meal with some bar atmosphere, particularly when a weekend event is taking place. Portuguese-style cod is one of the house specialities, with a cod dish normally offered at weekends. Tapas plates and burgers with homemade chips provide other options. For a shared meal, ask about the Chapeau Grill: pieces of meat cook on spikes around a hat-shaped grill, while vegetables below catch the cooking juices. This particular dish requires advance reservation, so it is something to arrange rather than assume will be available on arrival. The restaurant has two air-conditioned rooms and approximately 40 covers. Billiards tournaments are advertised for Saturdays, and the team can arrange events or lively weekend evenings. If you would prefer a quieter meal, telephone to check the programme before choosing your time. The municipality also lists takeaway service, useful when you want dinner back at your accommodation. Dogs are welcome and card payments are accepted. Published opening hours distinguish morning and lunchtime opening from evening sessions, with a shorter Monday. Confirm kitchen times directly rather than treating all bar opening hours as meal service. The phone number and email provide direct ways to reserve the grill, ask about the weekend cod dish or check arrangements for your party.
Westerland · Takes reservations
Gaadt 7, 25980 Westerland
Tobis Hüs is Tobias and Corda Kusch’s restaurant on Gaadt in Westerland. Tobias opened it in February 2017 after spending years working in other restaurants, bringing his enthusiasm for food and wine back to his family’s home island. The result is a personal dining room whose hosts place conversation and contact with guests at the centre of the experience. Chef Cristina Munteanu has been part of the kitchen since the beginning, cooking with predominantly regional and seasonal ingredients. Alongside the regular menu, changing recommendations give the kitchen room to work with what the season brings. Several dishes make the table itself part of the meal. Beef tartare is prepared beside the guests and served with Tobi’s homemade beef and tartare sauce. Pasta is finished in a Parmesan wheel, giving another familiar dish a more theatrical presentation. Tiramisu also receives its finishing touches at the table, carrying that approach through to dessert. Wine is a particular interest of the hosts, though freshly drawn beer is another option with the food. The restaurant’s character comes from this combination of a familiar welcome, seasonal cooking and dishes assembled in front of the people eating them. It suits visitors who enjoy an interactive meal and a host with a clear personal connection to the restaurant. Table requests can be made through the reservation form or by email. Guests should specify their party size and preferred sitting, and contact the restaurant if their plans change.
Dublin · Italian · Turkish · Chinese
Emmet Road 124, Dublin, D08 WT0A
Mon–Sun 16:00–01:45
Snack bar in Dublin serving Indian and Italian and Thai and Chinese and Turkish.
Montmoreau · French · Fish and seafood · Lunch
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14 Avenue de l’Angoumois, 16190 Montmoreau
Le Bistroquet is Catherine and Thierry Laporte's restaurant on Avenue de l'Angoumois in Montmoreau. Its cooking follows the market and local produce, with homemade dishes served in a bistro setting. The town's restaurant guide also highlights a lunchtime dish of the day and wine by the glass, making it an option for lunch as well as a more leisurely evening meal. The kitchen's own illustrated dishes give an idea of its range. Examples include Limousin beef carpaccio, tuna cooked on the plancha with sauce vierge, truffle tagliatelle and a red-fruit pavlova. These are examples of the restaurant's changing cooking, rather than a fixed menu to expect on every visit. Consult the current menu if you are choosing the restaurant for a particular dish. In summer, the shaded terrace and lounge sit beneath four mulberry trees. Inside, the main restaurant has around 40 covers, while a separate room can accommodate a private party of 12 to 15. The smaller room is useful for a family gathering when arranged with the owners beforehand. Parking is available at the rear on Place de la Tude, with access to the terrace from that side. The restaurant offers accessible facilities and accepts card payments. Lunch and dinner have separate service windows; Sunday is lunch only and Monday is the closing day. Book directly, especially for the private room or a terrace table, and ask about takeaway arrangements if you plan to eat elsewhere.
Westerland · Fish and seafood · Takes reservations · Groups and functions
Gaadt 4, 25980 Westerland
Alte Friesenstube occupies a thatched Frisian house on Gaadt in Westerland, with tiled dining rooms and a garden planted with roses. Built in 1648, the house was restored by the Schacht family and retains a strong connection to the island’s domestic architecture. The setting gives a meal here a distinctive sense of place before the first course arrives. The kitchen follows the same regional thread while adding more contemporary combinations. Its menu is written in Low German, so familiar northern dishes appear under their local names. Pannfisch brings together fish and potatoes from the pan with mustard sauce and salad. Roast duck comes with red cabbage and homemade potato dumplings, while braised ox cheeks are paired with root vegetables and chive mashed potatoes. Fish choices also include sea bass with pepper risotto, plaice with bacon, and cod with creamed pointed cabbage. Starters range from tuna carpaccio with wakame to beef tartare on sourdough bread. Truffle pasta and goat cheese cream with beetroot offer another direction between the larger meat and fish dishes. Desserts continue the northern theme with red berry compote and elderberry soup with apples and dumplings, alongside crème brûlée. The wine selection is another part of the meal, with staff offering pairings for dishes and menus. Beyond individual tables, the restaurant arranges weddings, birthdays, business meals and Christmas celebrations. Reservations are handled by telephone or in person, giving guests a direct way to discuss a table or a larger occasion.
Westerland · Fish and seafood · Vegetarian · Takes reservations
Süderstraße 8, 25980 Westerland
Restaurant Jörg Müller is part of the hotel of the same name on Süderstraße in Westerland. Its Frisian setting and emphasis on regional, seasonal ingredients give it a clear connection to Sylt, while the kitchen offers both individual dishes and composed menus. Guests can choose an à la carte meal or follow a seasonal sequence of courses, making the restaurant suitable for different approaches to an evening out. Seafood is one strand of the cooking, alongside vegetarian dishes, lamb, duck and beef. That range allows a table to explore several sides of the kitchen rather than committing everyone to a single main ingredient. The dining room is presented as a relaxed, welcoming place, with discreet hospitality and an emphasis on enjoying food in good company. Wine plays a substantial role throughout the house. The cellar brings together bottles from around the world, including rare and older wines, and a sommelier helps guests find a match for their meal. There is also a separate wine shop for those who want to take a bottle home. Within the same property, the bistro bar offers a more informal setting with standing tables, food, wine and mixed drinks. It provides another way to spend time in the house before or after a restaurant visit. Cookbooks featuring Jörg Müller’s recipes extend that connection beyond the dining room. Restaurant tables are reserved by telephone, and a booking becomes valid after confirmation. Visitors staying elsewhere can contact the restaurant directly to arrange their meal.
Westerland · Fish and seafood · Vegetarian · Seating indoors
Süderstraße 11, 25980 Westerland
Mon–Tue, Thu–Sun 17:15–24:00; Wed Closed
Web Christel is a thatched restaurant on Süderstraße in the southern part of Westerland, hosted by Marc Ullrich and his team. Its dining rooms, sociable bar counter and summer terrace with beach chairs offer several settings for a meal. The name reaches back to Christel Lange, an island weaver whose handweaving and antiques business moved to this address in 1963. That earlier craft business remains part of the story behind the restaurant. The kitchen combines northern favourites with dishes drawing on a wider range of ingredients. Seafood choices include steamed cod with spinach and Dijon mustard sauce, pikeperch on Champagne sauerkraut purée, and sole with melted butter, cucumber salad and potatoes. Bouillabaisse can be ordered as a starter or a main course. Meat dishes include lamb with green beans, duck with homemade cherry red cabbage, and veal schnitzel with fried potatoes. There is a dedicated vegetarian selection, including beetroot carpaccio, vegetable noodles, Thai Panang curry and pumpkin risotto with sheep’s cheese. Seasonal additions bring asparagus, chanterelles or kale into the kitchen’s repertoire. For a structured meal, the fish and meat menus combine several courses; guests can also choose individually from the main menu. Desserts range from homemade red berry compote and tonka bean parfait to sorbets and chocolate mousse. A regional cheese selection comes from the cheese club in Keitum. Wine recommendations accompany the cooking, and table enquiries are accepted by telephone. Requests for the same day should be made by phone rather than email.
Salles-Lavalette · Italian · French · Mediterranean
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3 Place des Marronniers, 16190 Salles-Lavalette
L'Envie Gourmande is a village restaurant and bar on Place des Marronniers in Salles-Lavalette. Stéphane and Carine run a place with a simple, homemade approach to food and an active role in village life. The cooking draws on local products, with French, Italian and Mediterranean influences and vegetarian choices among the restaurant's stated specialities. The setting changes with the season. A fireplace gives the dining room a focal point in colder weather, while the terrace looks out towards the Charente countryside. There are two dining rooms and a total of around 60 indoor covers, together with approximately 30 terrace places. It is a useful address for a meal in the village rather than a roadside stop. Food and social events add variety to the usual menu. The village calendar includes regional food evenings, music gatherings and activities at the bar. Past and announced themes include dishes from Alsace and Auvergne, so check the programme when you are staying nearby. These events have their own dates and should be booked directly where required. Families have practical facilities including a highchair, changing table, play area, board games and table football. Free private parking is available, dogs are welcome and takeaway service is offered. Opening hours change between the main summer period and the rest of the year. Call before travelling for dinner, or to ask what is cooking and whether a music or themed evening is scheduled during your stay.
Westerland · Burgers · Fish and seafood · Vegetarian
Lornsenstraße 31, 25980 Westerland
Mon–Sun 12:00–22:00
Die Seenot stands among the dunes at Westerland’s beach section 41, with direct views of the North Sea. The setting makes the beach and water part of the meal, while its winter menu offers a broad choice of seafood, meat and vegetarian dishes. It works for a mixed party whose members want different kinds of food without giving up the coastal setting. Starters include gratinated goat cheese with tomato marmalade, tuna sashimi and a spicy fish soup with lobster cream, aioli and garlic bread. The seafood section ranges from North Sea plaice with rosemary potatoes to sea bass with herb foam and a mixed fish pan with prawns and Dijon mustard sauce. The Seenot bowl combines avocado, hummus, lentil salad, tomatoes and Parmesan. Burgers come in beef, vegetarian and barbecue chicken versions, with sweet potato fries among the accompaniments. Other substantial choices include roast duck with red cabbage and dumplings, veal liver with balsamic onions, and ox cheeks with vegetable accompaniments. A separate children’s section offers pasta, a hamburger, chicken and schnitzel in smaller meals. Desserts include red berry compote, tonka bean crème brûlée, salted caramel parfait and warm chocolate cake. The drinks selection covers coffee, tea, beer, wine and aperitifs, including alcohol free options. Table reservations are taken by telephone or in person, with email excluded for bookings. The restaurant also offers gift vouchers for visitors who want to arrange a meal as a present.
Ellerhoop · Cakes and pastries · Cafe · Ice cream
Thiensen 4, 25373 Ellerhoop
The Dielen-Café occupies the Münsterhof at the Arboretum Ellerhoop in Thiensen, bringing coffee and cake into the setting of a historic farmstead and botanical garden. It serves visitors exploring the grounds as well as people coming from outside the park. Cakes, tortes and specialty coffees form the core of the offer, accompanied by other drinks, ice cream and small savory dishes. There is a terrace beside the café, giving a coffee stop an outdoor setting within the garden complex. The surrounding arboretum combines tree collections with themed planting, a traditional cottage garden and a lake known for its lotus flowers. Its changing displays give visitors different reasons to return throughout the growing season. The café also accommodates organized visits and private gatherings. Groups can arrange light lunches or coffee and cake, while birthday parties and funeral gatherings can be catered for with a shared coffee table. Breakfast can be arranged for groups of at least twenty people. These offers are coordinated through the arboretum office, which asks organizers to make contact by email. The café is usable by wheelchair visitors, and an accessible toilet is located beside it in the Münsterhof. Free parking is available at the entrance, with bicycle stands also provided for people arriving on two wheels. Operated within the arboretum's charitable association, the café connects a straightforward refreshment stop with a much larger landscape of horticulture, tree study and garden design.
Gryon · Vegetarian · Takeout · Seating outdoors
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Route de Sodoleuvre 6, 1882 Gryon
L'Étable is a mountain restaurant in the Les Chaux area above Gryon, near Taveyannes. Its name reflects the building's original use: a former stable has been converted into a dining room for regional Swiss cooking. A broad wooden terrace looks across the surrounding mountain pastures, providing an outdoor option during suitable weather. The food follows that alpine setting. Specialities highlighted by the restaurant and regional tourism office include mushroom cassolette with rösti, roast pork knuckle with honey and half-and-half cheese fondue. Vegetable dishes and a children's selection broaden the choice. The menu changes with the season, so check which preparations are being served when you reserve. Animals are a distinctive part of a visit here. The small educational farm is reserved for restaurant guests and includes donkeys, goats, rabbits and chickens. The tourism office also describes animals in their own space behind glass beside the restaurant. For families, this gives the meal an additional point of interest without turning it into a separate outing to a distant attraction. In summer, the restaurant can be reached via the Route des Chaux from Gryon or as part of a walk from Taveyannes. It also welcomes winter visitors, with a separate terrace hut offering lighter refreshments. Opening times depend on the season and conditions; check access and food-service hours before setting out. Make a direct reservation for your table, particularly if you are organising a group or fitting lunch around a mountain walk.
Bex · Italian · Fish and seafood · Vegetarian
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Rue Centrale 8, 1880 Bex
The Hôtel de Ville on Rue Centrale is a restaurant in the centre of Bex; despite its name, it does not offer hotel rooms. Its cooking draws on Italian and Swiss traditions, with a shaded terrace behind the dining room and additional rooms for private occasions. It works for a meal in town when your group wants a wider choice than pizza alone. The Italian side of the menu includes homemade lasagne, aubergine parmigiana, spaghetti with clams and morel risotto. Swiss dishes include Bernese rösti with bacon and egg, Tomme Vaudoise with seasonal salad and cheese fondue from Moléson. This combination allows diners to choose between pasta and local cheese-based dishes at the same table. Fish and meat broaden the selection further, from perch fillets and sea bream to beef tartare, duck breast and a house burger. A wine-based meat fondue is available by reservation for at least two people. For dessert, the restaurant lists Italian favourites such as tiramisu and Sicilian ricotta cannoli, alongside crème brûlée and chocolate cake. The kitchen prepares dishes to order and offers smaller discovery portions for children under twelve. A changing dish of the day is served from Tuesday to Friday. Ordinary service runs Tuesday to Saturday, with separate daytime and evening kitchen sessions. Sunday and Monday openings can be arranged for groups of at least fifteen. Contact the team before travelling for an off-day gathering or a dish that needs advance preparation.
Bex · Italian · Pizza · Seating outdoors
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Route de l’Allex 2, 1880 Bex
La Colonne is an Italian restaurant and pizzeria on Route de l'Allex in Bex. Mia and Orhan reopened this established family address in August 2025, bringing a new team to a house whose restaurant history stretches back to 1972. The dining room, bright veranda and terrace offer different settings for the same homemade Italian cooking. Pizza is a central part of the menu. The dough is made in-house and given a slow rise, with fresh toppings and careful baking. Beyond pizza, the kitchen prepares homemade tagliatelle, potato gnocchi and ravioli filled with ricotta. These dishes make it possible to choose a full pasta meal even when other people at the table have come specifically for pizza. The menu follows the seasons and market produce. One of the restaurant's own examples is wild-boar meatballs in tomato sauce during the game season. A changing lunchtime menu provides another option alongside the regular selection. Ask what is available that day rather than expecting seasonal dishes to remain on the card throughout the year. The terrace has a wood-burning stove, while the bar provides a place for an Italian coffee or an aperitif. La Colonne can also be booked for private occasions. It opens later on Mondays than on the rest of its working week and closes on Sundays. Telephone for a table, current food-service times or arrangements for a family celebration, and mention any dietary requirements when booking.
Bex · Italian · Pizza · Mediterranean
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Ruelle du Marché 10, 1880 Bex
Grotto 04 is a family restaurant, pizzeria and wine bar in the centre of Bex. Its menu combines Mediterranean and Italian cooking with several Kosovar specialities. The restaurant has operated since 2001 and gives local ingredients a specific role: pizza flour is produced with a Vaud farmer, vegetables come from the market and the meat is Swiss. Pizzas range from a simple Margherita to combinations using vegetables, seafood or Kosovar beef sausage. The menu also offers linguine, risotto, hand-cut beef tartare, perch fillets and burgers. Kosovar-style chicken and a wine-based meat fondue are dishes to arrange in advance for at least two people. Risotto is cooked to order, so allow a little extra time if that is your choice. There are separate options for younger guests, including pasta, small pizzas and meat dishes. Gluten-free pasta can be requested, but allergies should still be discussed with the staff before ordering. The venue is on one level and has an outdoor terrace for summer meals, making it practical for different kinds of groups. The wine bar is another distinctive part of Grotto 04, with more than 300 references and a strong emphasis on Swiss wines. Bottles can be enjoyed here or bought to take away. A small private dining room overlooking the kitchen is available by arrangement. The restaurant closes on Tuesdays and Wednesdays; reserve directly for a special dish, a group meal or a busy evening.
Barmstedt · Italian · Pizza · Cakes and pastries
Seestraße 10, 25355 Barmstedt
Restaurant Seegarten stands beside the Rantzauer See in Barmstedt, with a bright conservatory and a spacious terrace overlooking the water. It belongs to the hotel of the same name, but its restaurant, café offer and bar give it several different roles around the lake. A meal can center on Italian dishes, while coffee and a changing selection of cakes provide a lighter reason to stop. The menu ranges from bruschetta, minestrone and antipasti to pasta and pizza. Spaghetti with anchovies, capers and olives appears alongside gnocchi in gorgonzola sauce and penne with vegetables. Pizza choices include a simple margherita, a vegetable version and combinations with seafood or cured ham. This breadth makes the restaurant useful for a table whose members want different kinds of dishes. Coffee is accompanied by a cake and torte buffet, with tea available as an alternative. The drinks selection also includes wine, beer and cocktails, and the hotel bar offers another setting for meeting friends or family. A separate lunch offer adds variety alongside the main menu. Guests can reserve a table by telephone, and the restaurant offers its food for collection after a phone order. Celebrations are another part of the business, supported by menu and buffet arrangements. The combination of conservatory seating and the lakeside terrace makes the setting a defining part of Seegarten, whether the visit is built around a full meal or a quieter coffee break.
Barmstedt · German home cooking · Steak and grill · Fish and seafood
Kuhberg 4-6, 25355 Barmstedt
Zum alten Markt on Kuhberg combines a traditional Barmstedt restaurant with guest rooms and an extensive catering business. North German home cooking sits alongside international dishes, and the kitchen emphasizes choosing regional ingredients wherever possible. The dining room seats fifty-five people, with another thirty places on the terrace when the weather suits eating outdoors. Fish is a substantial part of the menu. Choices include pan-fried plaice, redfish, pikeperch and a mixed fish plate, together with Hamburg-style pannfisch. Meat dishes follow similarly familiar lines: schnitzel, cordon bleu, rump steak, roast beef and calf's liver with onions and apple. Potato accompaniments recur throughout, from fried potatoes to croquettes and rösti. Vegetarian diners have a vegetable patty and a vegetable bake among the alternatives. Smaller appetites are covered by soups, salads and lighter plates, while the children's section includes small schnitzel, chicken nuggets and a hamburger. Desserts include homemade chocolate mousse, pancakes and mascarpone cream, as well as ice cream. A changing lunch selection complements the main menu. The restaurant also plans birthdays, anniversaries, company gatherings and other celebrations, discussing menus or buffets with organizers. Its catering service extends to garden parties, receptions and events at outside venues, with equipment and service arrangements available. Guest rooms in the same property add an accommodation option for people attending a celebration. Together, these services give the house a role beyond an ordinary restaurant table, while its food remains rooted in recognizable regional favorites.
Barmstedt · German home cooking · Fish and seafood · Takeout
Schulstraße 9, 25355 Barmstedt
Das Webers is a bar and restaurant on Schulstraße in Barmstedt, led by Patrick Weber and built around familiar cooking, drinks and private celebrations. Its kitchen combines regular house dishes with seasonal specialties, including asparagus, matjes herring, chanterelles, beef roulades, mashed rutabaga and roast goose. The result is a distinctly northern German repertoire with different dishes coming into focus as ingredients change through the year. Schnitzel is one of the house's particular interests. The restaurant describes preparing it from lean pork loin, tenderizing the meat and coating it with flour, eggs from Bokel and finely grated breadcrumbs before frying it in rapeseed oil. Guests can eat in the restaurant or on a summer terrace surrounded by greenery. At the bar, the choice runs from beer specialties and selected wines to hot drinks, soft drinks, spirits and long drinks. Celebrations occupy a substantial place in the business. Rooms accommodate gatherings of twenty to eighty people and larger parties by arrangement, with menus or buffets planned around the occasion. Birthdays, weddings and confirmations are among the events the team caters for. The kitchen also welcomes advance requests for dishes beyond its regular selection. Catering extends the service to homes and business premises, from decorated sandwiches to complete buffets. Meetings, seminars and presentations can also be arranged with catering and technical equipment. For a visitor, the appeal lies in this combination of a local restaurant, a place for drinks and a kitchen accustomed to bringing groups together. Payment is in cash.
Bokel · Breakfast · Lunch · Dinner
Neel-Greve-Straße 2, 25364 Bokel
The Kaminzimmer restaurant belongs to Bokel-Mühle am See, a boutique hotel beside the Bokeler See in a former watermill setting. An open fire gives the dining room its name, while chef Oliver Huckfeldt prepares changing regional specialties. The property connects its present hospitality business with a milling history that reaches back through five generations. Breakfast is available to outside visitors as well as hotel guests, with reservations requested. The buffet includes homemade jams, Bircher muesli, fruit and vegetables, salmon, cheese and cold cuts, with scrambled eggs and bacon from the kitchen. Coffee, selected teas and freshly squeezed orange juice complete the offer. Views toward the lake are part of the breakfast setting. An afternoon menu brings homemade classics and sweet dishes for a lighter meal or coffee stop. The evening restaurant then focuses on regional cooking in the Kaminzimmer. Beyond ordinary restaurant visits, the property has several distinct rooms for family celebrations, all grouped around the same lakeside site. The library provides an intimate setting for up to twenty guests. The Alte-Mühle retains brick walls and mill machinery and accommodates up to thirty-four, while the adjoining Remise has glass doors opening toward the lake and space for seventy-two. A white lakeside pavilion dating from 1914 offers a larger setting with a veranda and terrace. Celebrations can be planned with table service or a buffet, and the team discusses individual arrangements with organizers. These different spaces make the old mill a setting for both a restaurant meal and a larger family occasion.
Les Plans-sur-Bex · Fish and seafood · Vegetarian · Seating outdoors
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Route de Pont-de-Nant 10, 1880 Les Plans-sur-Bex
Auberge de Pont-de-Nant sits at 1,253 metres at the entrance to the Vallon de Nant, beneath the Grand Muveran. The mountain setting is central to a visit: the inn is a stop on the Tour des Muverans, and the La Thomasia alpine botanical garden is around 100 metres away. Jordi, Maddy-Ann and Marco lead the current team. The kitchen follows the seasons. Its autumn menu includes venison with homemade spätzli, wild-boar parmentier and trout from Vionnaz that is marinated and smoked in-house. A mushroom small-spelt risotto provides a vegetable-focused alternative, while cheese fondue comes with several possible variations. Children have a smaller chalet macaroni dish. These are seasonal examples, so consult the current card before a special journey. Desserts continue the regional and autumn themes, with roasted figs, a raisinée cheesecake and a chocolate dessert with chestnut mousse. A shared hunter's caquelon is offered for at least two people. Reserve a table in advance, since the inn specifically warns that availability is limited during its autumn service. Access needs planning in winter. In summer the road reaches the inn and public parking is available. From roughly November to April, the last two kilometres close to vehicles; guests continue from Les Plans-sur-Bex on foot or with appropriate winter equipment, depending on conditions. Check the current route and opening dates directly, including the scheduled November closure. This is a destination meal in the mountains rather than a town-centre restaurant.
Arbon · Fish and seafood · Vegetarian · Breakfast
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Seestrasse 66, 9320 Arbon
Restaurant Seegarten is part of the family-run hotel on Seestrasse in Arbon. It serves breakfast, lunch and dinner, with a sunny terrace and an indoor restaurant. The kitchen keeps a relatively compact seasonal menu alongside changing daily offers, making it a useful choice for a meal after exploring Arbon or the lakeside cycle route. Swiss classics sit alongside fish and vegetable dishes. The published late-summer selection includes Zurich-style sliced veal with homemade rösti, breaded pork schnitzel, pikeperch in white-wine sauce and perch in beer batter. Vegetable lasagne with mushrooms and homemade spring rolls with an edamame-and-glass-noodle salad provide meat-free alternatives. Since the card changes with the season, check the current dishes rather than expecting the same preparations year-round. The restaurant names its regional suppliers, including dairy products from Molkerei Fuchs in Rorschach, fruit and berries from Tobi Seeobst in Egnach and vegetables from an Arbon supplier. Its ingredient declaration also distinguishes imported fish and meat, so regional sourcing should not be read as a claim that every ingredient comes from Lake Constance. The hotel welcomes family celebrations and other group occasions, with separate rooms that can be arranged with the team. For an ordinary meal, the main practical detail is the split kitchen schedule: hot food is served at lunchtime and again in the early evening, although the restaurant opens from 07:30. Telephone or email for a table, to discuss a group menu or to confirm the latest seasonal selection.
Horn · Fish and seafood · Vegetarian · Breakfast
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Seestrasse 68, 9326 Horn
Lido is a restaurant on Seestrasse in Horn, with a modern setting beside Lake Constance. Silvia Hafner's restaurant combines a regular menu with changing weekday meals and seasonal dishes. It is a useful local choice when you want familiar Swiss-style cooking and a broad selection, rather than a meal built around a tasting menu. The main menu includes minced meat with macaroni and apple sauce, homemade meatloaf, pork piccata and several schnitzel preparations. Cordon bleu receives particular attention, with pork or veal versions and fillings that include the Bündner combination of cured ham and cheese. Smaller portions are listed for guests with a lighter appetite. Fish choices include crisp pikeperch pieces with tartare sauce and perch fillets with almonds, rice and vegetables. Vegetarian alternatives include tomato spaghetti, fried Camembert with salad and a vegetable schnitzel. The weekly menu offers another way to choose, so look at the day's dishes before deciding from the main card. The team can explain the allergens in individual preparations. Lido opens in the morning throughout the year, but closing times change between summer and winter. A brunch takes place on the first Sunday of each month from 08:00 to 11:00 and requires a reservation. Breakfast platters can also be arranged on weekdays by advance request. Call directly for a table, to confirm winter kitchen hours or to organise a breakfast visit.
Horn · Spanish · Fish and seafood · Takes reservations
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Bahnhofstrasse 17, 9326 Horn
Costa Verde brings a Spanish menu to Bahnhofstrasse in Horn. Host Paco Galan's restaurant offers a particularly wide choice of fish and seafood, together with grilled meat and traditional starters. It is an evening address through most of the week, with an earlier opening on Sunday and Monday as the closing day. The starters make it possible to explore several familiar Spanish flavours. Choices include tortilla, octopus salad, Galician-style octopus, marinated anchovies, Manchego cheese and cured ham. Prawns appear grilled, on skewers or in garlic sauce, alongside squid, mussels and clams. A few starters can introduce the seafood emphasis before a larger plate. Among the main dishes are a mixed fish-and-seafood grill, sole, turbot and monkfish. One monkfish preparation combines the fish with prawns and shellfish in a clay pot. Meat options include lamb chops, marinated skewers and grilled veal, pork or chicken. Paella is available only by advance order for at least two people, making a telephone call important if that is what you want to eat. Dessert keeps the Spanish thread with homemade crema catalana and a nougat ice-cream cake, alongside other ice creams. The menu gives a choice of potatoes, vegetables, rice or salad as accompaniments. Contact the restaurant directly to book, arrange the paella and discuss dietary requirements. Check kitchen service before arriving late, since the published closing time describes the restaurant rather than a guaranteed last food order.
Horn · Mediterranean · Fish and seafood · Vegetarian
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Seestrasse 36, 9326 Horn
Al Porto and its Giardino terrace form the Mediterranean restaurant at Bad Horn Hotel & Spa on Seestrasse. Large windows connect the indoor dining room with Lake Constance, while the summer terrace sits directly beside the hotel's harbour. You can book a restaurant table without making an overnight stay part of your plans. The seasonal menu combines fish, meat and vegetable dishes. Recent autumn choices include whitefish with lemon-and-caper beurre blanc, sea bass with polenta and roasted vegetables, and pikeperch with porcini fettuccine. A veal cordon bleu with prosciutto, smoked mozzarella and basil gives a Mediterranean variation on a familiar Swiss dish. The selection changes, so treat these as examples of the kitchen's style. Vegetarian diners have dedicated dishes such as mushroom fettuccine and baked pumpkin, while tomato-and-basil fagottini are specifically marked vegan. Desserts range from tiramisu with plum ragout to apple tarte tatin and homemade ice cream. Between the main meal periods, a separate smaller menu provides snacks and sweet options for a shorter stop by the water. The current main menu gives separate lunch and dinner service windows. Booking is advisable, particularly for the waterside terrace; at busy times the restaurant may allocate different evening sittings. Accessible facilities and parking are listed by Switzerland Tourism. Discuss dietary requirements with the service team when reserving, and ask which terrace or indoor tables are available for your visit.
Rorschacherberg · Fish and seafood · Vegetarian · Vegan
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Von Blarer-Weg 1, 9404 Rorschacherberg
Schloss Wartegg's restaurant in Rorschacherberg connects its cooking directly with the castle grounds. A 2,500-square-metre biodynamic garden supplies herbs, vegetables, berries and flowers, including heritage varieties grown in the ProSpecieRara garden. The restaurant's garden terrace looks across the English-style park towards Lake Constance, giving a meal here a setting distinct from the waterfront restaurants below. The kitchen uses the garden in specific dishes rather than only as a backdrop. Its autumn menu includes pumpkin cannelloni with mushrooms and walnuts, garden leaves with pickled vegetables, and baked pumpkin with parsley root and apple. Vegetarian and vegan dishes are clearly identified, while seasonal availability can lead to changes in the menu. Fish comes according to the catch from local professional fishermen Timon and Claudio Görtz. Other dishes draw on Swiss organic farms, such as filled pasta using Black Angus beef from Biohof Enderlin. The cheese selection comes from organic dairies in St. Gallen. These named suppliers and the garden harvest give guests a useful picture of the restaurant's ingredient-led approach. Lunch has its own changing menus, while the evening offers the main à-la-carte selection. Between meals, there are homemade cakes, ice creams, sorbets and organic teas. Hot food is served during separate lunchtime and evening windows, although the restaurant remains open between them. Reserve a table directly and mention dietary needs in advance; the team can explain the day's preparations and the available seating on the terrace.
Alt Duvenstedt · German home cooking · Steak and grill · Burgers
Dorfstraße 9, 24791 Alt Duvenstedt
Gasthof Zur Linde stands on Dorfstraße in Alt Duvenstedt and presents the cooking and hospitality of a Schleswig-Holstein country inn. The Krug family and their team combine regional meat and fish dishes with a substantial grill selection. One of the house specialties is the Duvenstedter Galgenspieß, a hanging skewer that brings together rump steak, pork fillet and turkey wrapped in bacon, with peppers, onions and chilies. Herb butter, coleslaw and two dips accompany it. The steak plate pairs beef with pork medallions, mushrooms and onions. Another option is the Lindenburger, made with regional beef, Holtsee cheddar, grilled onions and sauces; a vegetable patty is offered as an alternative. The kitchen's northern German side appears in homemade jellied pork with fried potatoes and a Holstein schnitzel topped with an egg. Fish dishes include fried plaice fillets with an herb and sour cream sauce, while North Sea shrimp appear in the soup selection. Salads and baked cheese provide further choices alongside the main meat dishes. Beyond a restaurant meal, the inn is equipped for social occasions. Its function room hosts weddings, birthdays, anniversaries and company gatherings, with arrangements developed around each party's wishes. A double skittle alley offers another way to spend an evening with friends or a club, and can also be booked for children's birthdays. Reservations are handled by telephone or email; an email request becomes binding only after the inn confirms it. Catering and family functions can be discussed separately.
Appenzell · Pizza · Steak and grill · Fish and seafood
Hauptgasse 17, 9050 Appenzell
Beechwood fire gives Gass 17 its culinary identity. This restaurant on Appenzell’s Hauptgasse combines an open wood grill with a wood stove and oven, using different forms of live fire across its cooking. Steaks, chicken and grilled vegetables share the kitchen’s attention, with regional meat and seasonal vegetables forming the foundation of the menu. The grill brings a smoky character to the food, while selected dishes are cooked on the stove or baked in the oven. The restaurant names its suppliers’ locations unusually precisely: firewood, milk, cheese and its farmer’s pork chop come from Appenzell and Gais, trout comes from Wasserauen, and chicken breast comes from Weissbad. Vegetarian dishes also have a stated place on the menu. Alongside the regular restaurant offering, the house runs a make-your-own pizza occasion, where guests choose their toppings and the kitchen bakes the result in the wood oven; takeaway is available for that offering. Wine comes from a selection of international growing regions, and the bar provides another way to enjoy the house over drinks with friends. Outside, the terrace faces the activity of Poststrasse. Sergio Fässler, a qualified sommelier, leads the business with chef Marco Koller. Opened in March 2012, the restaurant grew from the Fässler family’s idea for a lively meeting place combining straightforward food with a bar. Tables can be reserved online or by telephone.
Appenzell · Burgers · Vegetarian · Groups and functions
Weissbadstrasse 25, 9050 Appenzell
Appenzeller ingredients and familiar regional dishes define the cooking at Restaurant Rössli on Weissbadstrasse. The menu explains the local approach through Chäsmagronen: elbow macaroni cooked with diced potatoes, finished with Appenzeller cheese and onions. Applesauce accompanies the dish, which can also be ordered with local boiled sausage or an Alpenbitter-Schüblig. Another signature is the Rössli meatloaf, made with beef and pork, filled with Alpenbitter vegetables and Appenzeller cheese, and served with spätzli and seasonal vegetables. Pork cordon bleu carries a similarly regional filling of Appenzeller cheese and Mostbröckli, the local cured beef specialty. The starters include Innerrhoden wedding soup, a broth with sliced pancakes, along with leaf salads, cheese salad and beef tartare. A house beef burger comes in a Bürli roll with garlic sauce, tomatoes and onions. Vegetable and herb spätzli provide another choice, alongside a version with chicken. The restaurant identifies its suppliers, including Appenzell butchers Wetter and Breitenmoser, Schäfli bakery in Steinegg, Appenzeller Milch and eggs from the Hersche family in Schlatt. For gatherings, separate menu proposals cover groups of ten or more and can be adapted through a personal discussion with the restaurant. Those proposals extend from soups and regional mains to desserts such as Schlorzifladen and cream liqueur parfait with caramelized walnuts. Traditional music gatherings also form part of the house’s program, connecting its food with another aspect of Appenzeller culture.
Alt Duvenstedt · Fish and seafood · Vegetarian · Vegan
Am See 1, 24791 Alt Duvenstedt
LammButtRind is the restaurant at Seehotel Töpferhaus, beside the Bistensee in Alt Duvenstedt. Its Nordic cooking takes its starting point from the surrounding fields, woods, hedgerows and coast. The kitchen bakes its own bread, makes stocks, pickles and ferments ingredients, and changes the main menu with the seasons. Lamb, flatfish and beef provide the restaurant's name and remain recurring themes, with their accompaniments changing through the year. On the autumn menu, lamb comes with lentils, pumpkin and labneh, plaice with beans, pear and bacon, and braised ox cheek with potato and celery mash. Vegetables receive equally detailed treatment: semolina dumplings with chanterelles and a savoy cabbage roll filled with spelt, apple and pumpkin are among the meatless main courses. Desserts draw on familiar northern ingredients, including a layered apple and dark bread pudding. Inside, two dining wings use wood, natural colors and candlelit tables, with some seats looking toward the water. Six small heated glass houses on the lake terrace offer a separate setting for up to four guests each. A fireplace in the lobby provides another place for a drink before or after eating. Sous chef Marta selects the wines, including bottles from the Douro vineyard she owns with her sisters. Children have a small menu and high chairs. Vegan meals and allergies can be discussed when reserving. Larger parties can arrange a private room, and guests bringing a dog should mention it when booking.
Bürchen · Steak and grill · Breakfast · Lunch
Ronalpstrasse 26, 3935 Bürchen
Ronalp brings together a restaurant, a smaller Stübli and a terrace on Ronalpstrasse in Bürchen. The kitchen combines dishes from the Josper charcoal grill with Valais specialties and familiar Swiss cooking, accompanied by wines from the canton. Fresh, minimally processed ingredients are central to the approach, which extends from individual dishes to celebration menus and buffets. The main restaurant accommodates up to seventy guests. For a more intimate setting, the Stübli offers an alternative room devoted to specialties from Valais and elsewhere in Switzerland. Outside, the terrace overlooks the children's ski area in winter and the minigolf activity in summer. Its seventy seats give the outdoor space a substantial role in the house. Breakfast is another part of the offer. The buffet includes breads, rolls and croissants, assorted cheeses, meats and smoked salmon, homemade bircher muesli, yogurt and dried fruit. Seasonal fruit salad and eggs prepared to order complete the selection, alongside coffee, tea and milk drinks. Ronalp also arranges weddings, family gatherings, baptisms, first communions and company occasions, with menus tailored to the event. The building combines its dining spaces with ten guest rooms and a wellness area. A bus stop is about twenty meters away, while the children's ski facilities, playground, minigolf and walking routes are close by. This concentration of village activities makes the restaurant a practical meeting point for visitors spending time around Ronalp.
Bürchen · Seating indoors · Seating outdoors
Ronalpstrasse 86, 3935 Bürchen
The restaurant at Bürchnerhof welcomes both hotel residents and people coming just for a meal in Bürchen. Its dining room looks toward the Bietschhorn, while a sunny terrace offers another way to enjoy the mountain setting. The hotel stands in the Moosalp ski and walking area at around fifteen hundred meters above sea level, with ski slopes beside the property and walking routes forming part of its surroundings. Sophia and Gregor lead the house, bringing together their experience and ideas with a team that includes a dedicated kitchen staff. Their approach puts personal hospitality and support for local farmers and suppliers at the center of the experience. The restaurant's regional connections become especially tangible through its producers. Bread comes from the Zenhäusern bakery, which supplies freshly made loaves for the table. In Bürchen, Sandra and Matthias Gattlen raise Galloway cattle at the organic Trieguhof. The house also introduces Anita Heynen, whose work involves medicinal herbs, traditional recipes and herbal preparations, and Gisela and Thomas, who brew local beer. These connections give the restaurant a relationship with the village beyond its mountain outlook. Alongside the restaurant, the building has a bar where residents and local people meet. With twenty hotel rooms, the dining spaces belong to a small mountain hotel while remaining accessible to outside visitors. It is a setting for travelers who want their meal to connect with the place they are visiting, through both the landscape and the people supplying the house.
Weissbad · Lunch · Dinner · Seating indoors
Im Park 1, 9057 Weissbad
Flickflauder takes its name from the Appenzeller word for butterfly, an apt introduction to its light, transparent architecture within Hof Weissbad. Views change with the daylight, and the restaurant looks toward a herb garden whose freshly picked plants are used in the kitchen. Chef Käthi Fässler’s cooking connects Swiss traditions and Appenzeller roots with seasonal ingredients and creative touches. A six-course surprise menu is served in a separate section of Flickflauder, giving that experience its own space within the restaurant. Elsewhere in the same house, the Schotten-Sepp-Stube preserves wood paneling from the old Kurhaus Weissbad, while the veranda offers a brighter setting with many windows. A south-facing terrace provides outdoor dining in suitable weather, with wicker chairs on the lawn and a small playground in the park. The resort, established in 1994 at the foot of the Alpstein, combines its restaurants with accommodation, wellness facilities and spaces for events. Flickflauder itself can accommodate up to one hundred people for a banquet, including exclusive arrangements. The wider culinary offering includes seasonal lunches, changing evening menus and a Sunday buffet. A separate children’s menu is available. Reservations are recommended for meals, and the surprise menu requires advance registration. That particular menu cannot accommodate allergies or intolerances because its components are served in their original form. Dogs are directed to the resort’s bistro rather than the restaurants.
Weissbad · Steak and grill · Fish and seafood · Vegetarian
Küchenrain 5, 9057 Weissbad
Seasonal Appenzeller cooking anchors Restaurant Alpenblick in Schwende, within the family-run hotel at Küchenrain 5. Chefs Stefan and Michael build their menus around regional produce, changing the selection several times through the year. Beef fillet and entrecôte from Appenzeller young cattle sit alongside specialties associated with particular seasons: traditionally prepared young goat in spring, trout in early summer and game in autumn. The kitchen works with local producers and supplements its ingredients with gathered wild herbs and mushrooms. Eggs come from a farm in the village, bread from local bakeries, and other ingredients from selected regional suppliers. Fish is sourced from Swiss production, with trout preparations including meunière and poaching in vegetable stock. Vegetarian dishes are available, while vegan cooking depends on advance requests and availability. Wine has a strong Swiss emphasis, including the Bündner Herrschaft, complemented by bottles from several other European countries. Guests can eat in the dining room, the smaller Appenzeller Stübli or on the sun terrace. These spaces also accommodate celebrations, with a shared menu requested for groups of around ten or more. Children have their own menu, and high chairs and play boxes are available. Dogs are welcome by prior arrangement in the Stübli and on the terrace. Parking is provided for restaurant guests, while Schwende railway station offers an alternative approach. The house recommends reserving a table ahead.
Ascheffel · Steak and grill · Burgers · Fish and seafood
Aschberg 3, 24358 Ascheffel
Huk's Restaurant occupies the Panorama Hotel Aschberg in Ascheffel, with views across the Hüttener Berge landscape. The dining room uses natural woods, warm colors and generous light to bring the surrounding countryside into the building. Its interior is intended to suggest sitting beneath a canopy of trees, while the panorama remains part of the meal. Chef and managing director Michal Huk leads a kitchen centered on fresh, seasonal cooking and familiar dishes given new combinations and accompaniments. Fish and meat come from producers known to the house in the surrounding region. Vegetarian and vegan dishes are also part of the restaurant's offer, so the cooking extends beyond its meat and fish specialties. The published menu illustrates the range with a beef cheeseburger, a combination of calf's liver and braised veal cheeks, steak pans with several cuts of meat, and a veal schnitzel. These are examples from a seasonal menu rather than a promise that every dish remains available throughout the year. Drinks include selected house wines and seasonal cocktail creations, and the kitchen also offers sweet and savory snacks. The restaurant serves breakfast as well as its main meals. The adjoining hotel makes the Aschberg a place for family celebrations, weddings and business gatherings too. Its event team discusses the choice of room, menus or buffets, drinks and table decorations with organizers. Visitors arriving by car can park directly at the house. Table reservations and arrangements for a celebration can be made through the hotel's contact details.
Fahrdorf · German home cooking · Fish and seafood · Vegetarian
Dorfstraße 47, 24857 Fahrdorf
Altes Fährhaus Fahrdorf looks across the Schlei toward Schleswig, placing the water and the town's skyline at the center of the dining experience. The building has served as an inn since 1692 and was carefully renovated in 2013. Today the Hempfing family runs it as a restaurant with a regional kitchen, a sunny terrace and its own landing stage. Its cooking combines seasonal northern German classics with touches of Swabian food, reflecting the family's earlier years near Lake Constance. Chef Sven Hempfing trained in Berlin and later qualified in dietetic cooking before becoming a master chef. Tanja Hempfing, a trained hotel professional, oversees service and the running of the dining room. The menu gives a concrete picture of those northern and southern influences. Maultaschen come with bacon, onions and potato salad, while Swabian onion roast beef is accompanied by homemade spaetzle. Fish supplied by the Ross fishing family includes pike, perch and herring from the Schlei and Baltic Sea, with the selection depending on the catch. Vegetarian choices include cheese spaetzle, spelt and cheese patties, and pasta with pumpkin and ginger ragout. The waterfront setting also shapes how guests arrive: the inn can be reached from the B76 through the village, or by motorboat using its landing stage. Boat visitors should check the shallow water depth before approaching. The terrace adds an outdoor option, although service there depends on staffing and is not always available. Contact the family directly to discuss a visit.
Törbel · Burgers · Fish and seafood · Vegetarian
Moosalpstrasse 357, 3923 Törbel
Restaurant Moosalp stands above Törbel at an elevation of 2,048 meters, combining a mountain destination with a family story that began in 1964. Amadé Kalbermatten and his son Jeremy carry the restaurant into its third generation, while Priscilla shapes its visual identity, including the menus and logo. The building's distinctive sloping roof reflects the shape of an alpine hut opposite, a feature required when the original building received permission. The cooking brings local products into dishes that range from traditional cheese preparations to more contemporary combinations. Raclette is scraped from cheese heated over a wood fire and served with potatoes, small onions and pickles. Another version pairs Valais dried apricots with Johannisberg wine, white balsamic vinegar and curry. The Moosalp rösti combines bacon, figs and melted cheese. Vegetarian choices include cauliflower with tahini, pomegranate, almonds and dukkah, a sweet potato ragout with naan, and a chickpea and beet burger. The menu also includes perch fillets from Raron, veal cordon bleu with Valais ham and cheese, and lamb entrecôte with an herb crust. Balbina's minestrone keeps an earlier generation present in the kitchen. The restaurant has expanded over time to include a conservatory, the Mischabel Lounge, a terrace and the Cantina Carmen wine cellar for tastings and private occasions. Table reservations are available. Access by car follows the road through Törbel; winter visitors coming from Bürchen can use the Alpenschnaager transport.
Saint-Jean-de-la-Porte · Italian · Pizza · French
280 rue de la Mairie, 73250 Saint-Jean-de-la-Porte
Le Saint-Jean is a village bar, restaurant and pizzeria on rue de la Mairie in Saint-Jean-de-la-Porte. The kitchen presents Italian cooking alongside French specialties, with pizza among its named dishes. The local tourism office adds a Savoy dimension, listing regional cooking and cheese specialties as part of the offer. Together, these give the restaurant a broader role than a pizza stop alone. Guests can come for lunch or dinner, sit on the terrace when the weather allows, or order food to take away. Drinks include coffee and tea, beer, wine and other alcoholic and soft drinks. The tourism listing describes one dining room with forty places and another forty seats on the terrace. It also identifies the restaurant as a venue for banquets, birthdays and group meals. Evening entertainment and karaoke are mentioned there, while the restaurant has published a past pop and rock event of its own. These details suggest a social village meeting place as much as somewhere to eat. Practical arrangements are clearly described by the operator. Parking is available without charge, guests with reduced mobility are welcomed, and dogs are allowed. Tables can be requested through the restaurant's reservation form or by telephone. Takeaway and catering are available for people arranging food elsewhere. Payment options include cash, checks, Visa, Mastercard and meal vouchers. Visitors planning a celebration or bringing a group can discuss their requirements directly with the restaurant. The combination of a bar, outdoor tables, French and Italian cooking, and meals to take home gives the address several uses during a stay in the area.
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