A nice restaurant that you can experience some traditional Swiss dishes…read more The service is good and professional where they serve according to every course and making sure customers know how to really experience the food in their best quality. It is a very easy causal environment and you don't have to dress up for this restaurant. I really like the cheese board where you can try different type of meat. The hot stone dish I ordered was a chicken dish but there is also a choice for horse meat which is as good. If you are up for a challenge, try it.

Get reservations a few days ahead! We got pizza in the bar, but will get reservations for the…read morefondue next time! The Heid-Stübli is set in the basement of the Hotel Lenzerhorn, and specializes in fondue and stone-oven pizza. The main dining room books up in advance, but the bar (where you can get drinks and pizza, but no fondue) is first-come, first-serve. We got some Quattro Stagioni pizzas and local red wines; the prosciutto was excellent, as were the mushrooms and green olives. There's a serious family atmosphere here --- there was an ever-rotating group of kids staring amazedly at the flames in the pizza oven while we were there, and the waitstaff (mostly) dealt with it well. The décor is rough-hewn-wood-and-antlers --- nicely rustic compared to some of the white-linen places on Voa Principale. Our pizzas were great --- and we'll be booking some fondue for our next trip.

Nice ambiance. We were seated quickly even though our reservation was an hour later. Waitress was…read moresuper friendly and very accommodating. My order came out different than what I thought I ordered; she quickly had it corrected and kept checking that I was happy. All the pizzas, risotto, pasta dishes delivered to our table were excellent.

After a lengthy hike over the Parpaner Rothorn (without using the Bergbahns), we were ready for…read moresome fondue. Unfortunately, it was summer, and fondue places were few, far between, and a little too elegant, so we opted for pizza instead. We followed a family with hoodie-clad preteens into a utilitarian building two blocks off the main drag. The Pizza Rustica listed mushrooms (tender), good melty cheese, and the three most substantial lamb filets I've ever seen on a pie. Plenty of food for one person, but probably not enough for most pairs. Our second dish (both for variety, and to replace mountain-wandering calories) was Tagliatelle Siciliana. Again, large, tender filets (beef this time), and good (if overcooked) pasta. The "Coupe Tiramisu" is a Tiramisu-flavored ice cream sundae, not standard tiramisu --- and it includes Cape Gooseberries and grapes. The only major downside was one insistant fly, which visited our table repeatedly during the meal. That fly needs squashed.

OK, it's not the most rocking place at this time of the season, but if you're skiing at Lenzerheide…read moreand fancy a drink, this is your only choice! Which is not to say it's bad, far from it. Cozy, not overly expensive, and some decent rum-based punch and local brews provided the lubrication.

Nope! Just don't! Much of the food is factory-made, prices are way too high for just about standard…read morefare and the kitchen is not flexible at all when it comes to special wishes, like dairy-free options. Can I have a butter free plate of veggies? Nope! A mixed salad with some potatoes? Nope! Some gluten-free food? Nope! Well, wait, why don't you have the meatballs..? So, for all it's worth, nope. Unless you want to pay 21 francs for a dry baked potato ( no sauce at all) with a minuscule dry salad. Find fine dining and customer focus somewhere else..

Good food at good prices, but the service you'd expect from a restaurant halfway up a chairlift…read more The Rösti hit the spot, and the beverages were more reasonably priced than those on top of the Parpaner Rothorn aerial tram. Plenty of space just off the deck for kids to play, as well. Just leave plenty of time to grab the waitress' attention, and let the cook do his thing, and then pay. This isn't a fast middle-of-the-adventure fuel stop.

This is the Quintessential Swiss location and genuine Swiss food! I don't know where to begin to…read moredescribe how 'charming' it is; from the geese in the fenced yard, to the home-made kids playground, to the eclectic artwork, lovely hand-made by the owner! Everything from a metal palm tree, a bigger than life-size, wood-carved bear swinging a golf-club, a metal figure made complete out of the owners metal ski-trophies (also swinging a golf-club) - did you guess he also loves golf;-)? The food is excellent - from the classic rosti (with ham and eggs on top!) to the home-made barley soup and more! Lastly - thee BEST brownie! Perfectly sweet, but not too sweet! And above-all...it is 'above all'! up in the mountains, below the ski run! A MUST GO!