I ordered the fish and chips as well as my guest, it came with fantastic tartar sauce, and…read morefries/chips. The server was extremely kind and checked on us at the right times, he was also very quick with our food. The restaurant has a very nice atmosphere, and the windows also have a very beautiful view of the mountain.

This was the first place I came while in Montreux for dinner after a long day of traveling. I got a…read morecider and fish & chips and sat at the bar. The staff were very friendly. The fish & chips weren't bad. Great vibes though, good place to hang out and chill. They have darts and played fun music. Would come back here for a good time.

Awesome little pub we came across with fun bartenders, gluwein to your heart's content, and a chef…read morethat can make some mean burgers. Swing by with friends and chill outside or come inside and have a seat at the bar. Everyone here is friendly, and there's always a good story being told...

Grizzy's was one of the best surprises of our trip. Graham and Izzy were absolute legends --…read morefriendly, fun, and made us feel like locals from the moment we walked in. The beer selection is off the charts, with something for every taste, and the atmosphere is so warm and inviting we almost canceled our dinner plans just to try what Graham was cooking. It's the kind of place where you come for "just one" and end up staying for hours. Graham even offered me a job -- and honestly, I might take him up on it one day! And whatever you do, don't forget to say hello to Charlie the dog -- he's part of the charm. If you like beer, great company, and that rare feeling of belonging instantly, Grizzy's is an absolute must in Zermatt.

Worst experience ever. Staff kept asking us if we were leaving after every single drink because…read moremore customers were appearing. We spent over €100 for food and drinks and when we wanted to order another the staff told us to leave as there were customer waiting for seats. There was no booking system so staff were trying to accomodate customers that came after us and we felt like we were not welcome even though we were paying customers and were ordering drinks one after the other. Really unhappy with how we were treated considering we spent a lot of money there and wanted to continue drinking but we were told no. WILL NEVER BE BACK AND AVOID AT ALL COSTS!!!

We got to Milan today, just for one night. We wanted to watch Formula 1, so we googled a place to…read morewatch & this pub appeared. We called them, they knew English & said they had F1 on, told us it was getting crowded & asked if we wanted to reserve a table- so of course we did. It was definitely crowded when we got there because a soccer match was on as well, but we had a little table waiting for us! Was a great experience- our server was such a hard worker- she really hustled- got the drinks & food out in good time to all the patrons. The burgers were very tasty as were the fried starters we ordered.

I went in after a very long hike and really wanted a good burger. A local recommended this place,…read moresaying it was cheaper than others and just as good, if not better quality. I had the Zermatter burger with bacon and onions and it was exactly what I needed. Nice fries with it too. The staff were really friendly too. Definitely a great spot after a long hike and I'll be back! It also appeared to be dog friendly.

Located right in the middle of the Zermatt village, Brown Cow is a restaurant and bar that seemed…read moreto be very popular amongst tourists. We came here after a busy day of traveling, and the Hamburger was the perfect meal. Service was a bit slow as they were short-staffed and the restaurant was so crowded that there were people standing around everywhere waiting for a table. This seemed to be the most frequented restaurant for U.S. tourists.

Les Caves has many faces all of them a lot of fun…read more Come here on a quiet Tuesday night, you'll find a luxurious cocktail bar with table service, complimentary truffle popcorn and some jazz for mood music. Come here on a Saturday night and you have one of the liveliest nightspots in town - table service and free flowing shots with the ever present French techno playing. A favourite with ex-pats and locals this is a must visit for any visit to Cham.

This is a fun and more of a trendy bar/club compare to most sport bars in the village…read more Even tough my male friends thought it was too few girls here, I would say it was a good crowd. People say it can be hard to get in so it might be a good idea to come on the earlier side if you really don't want to miss it. They have a DJ and a small dance floor, and an additional bar upstairs. I remember thinking the music was ok, at least after a couple of Hendric's... This place is worth checking out if you are out in Chamonix, however, I'm not sure it's worth it if you have to pay to get in. The regular sport bars may be fun enough!

Convenient overall. Nice views and good beer. Food is rather subpar for these parts. Pizza…read moremargarita with dried basil? I think not. Service was pretty fast and staff friendly. Good place to sit and relax and sip a negroni while watching activity on lake Como.

Very nice situation on the lake. Mozzarella delicious,…read morepeople nice. Very good impression

I have been here a couple of times. The place has an almost "dive bar" feel without your feet…read moresticking to the floor or having unidentifiable odors....it is in Switzerland after all. The patrons are a mix of tourists and locals. The staff speaks English...in fact one woman told me prefers to so she can practice. I have had a burger and chicken Tandoori salad, both excellent. Full bar, lots of beer and espresso for after. They have live music sometimes, but right now Johnny Winter's "Stone Cold Boogie" is playing on the sound system. I am from Austin Texas and this bar could be located on South Congress....except folks speak French.

An oasis for the expats…read more Spanish soccer playing on the walls, British beer on tap, and burgers as the main fare. This place is distinctively not Swiss, but quite homey and delicious for travelers.

Expensive, loud, poor selection of beers. We came to this bar with a group of colleagues around…read more10pm and had to have drinks in the cold while waiting for a table to free up (that did happen around 12am). With a Carlsberg at 7CHF per pint on tap and any decent beer rapidly raising up in price up to 10-15; pretty aggressive costumers; loud, poorly chosen music without really a place to dance or an intention of customers dancing, I am not sure what is the deal of this place is, but I don't think I will be returning there.

Very close to the gare, so when we had an hour and a half to kill between trains, we stopped for a…read morebite. Inexpensive food, and average priced beer, the bartender was friendly, attentive, and managed to understand our broken French like a champ. Even though it was the beginning of happy hour, the noise level wasn't out of control, and the place looked pretty clean. We initially sat at a table, but when a large group came in we moved to the bar. Again though, no one was overly loud or discourteous. I'd certainly stop there again on my way through Lausanne. Half a liter of beer from the tap ran around 5 to 8 francs, and the hot dog I had was 2. My wife had some OJ (she's preggers) for 3.50 and a grilled ham and cheese for about 7. There was a popcorn machine running in the back for tables, and they had a pretty decent beer selection from some US and Canadian imports to normal Western European standards like Hoegaarden, and even some stout which I appeared to be the only one in the bar drinking.

Our favorite barman is gone! :( Well, things change in five years. We wish him well…read more Still the same great neighborhood pub. Same stone floors, vaulted ceilings, tiny bar area with friendly barkeepers, comfy booths and wooden tables w/iron bases. Located on Via Valpetrosa - a tiny pedestrian alley off Via Torino that you will probably not even notice - it may be a bit difficult to find. It's around the corner from the Carabinieri if that land mark helps We'll be back on Saturday for the A.C.Milan game. Maybe we'll see you there. Cin cin!

Pub with the essentials. Good beers. Awesome pub food. I counted 8 TVs plus a big projector…read more Perfect for getting out of the heat for a beer. I am here during the World Cup and they have shown all games, even the late ones.

We came to celebrate our last night in Italy and to watch the Wimbledon men's final. We're from…read moreCalifornia, so we know what American food and British ale are supposed to taste like, and the burgers, fries, and beer were top-notch. I got the house (MTG) burger, a monster piled high with a near-half pound patty, delicious and crispy bacon, a fried egg, grilled onion, and veggies. No notes. We sat in the back room, so we needed to get the bartender's attention, but it was appropriate for how busy the bar was with the big match on. The bar decor is chock-full of jerseys and photographs - a perfect fit for the vibe of the bar. It was the perfect place to spend our final night before heading home to the creature comforts of the US.

- It was the only place that was open in the area at 10PM -…read moreDrinks are reasonable - 3euros for 1/2 of beer - There is a snack section in the menu We got the nuggets and club sandwich. There was around 7 pieces of nuggets and the club sandwich was like a BLT+chicken+egg. Both items cost 6euros each, which is extremely reasonable considering the portion size - Really laid back atmosphere - good lighting (wasn't dim like most bars) - Nice service - Wasn't too loud - No wifi :(