This place is exactly how I would love Italy to be in every city!! This is the spot to go when you…read moreare visiting this area! We found by accident and want to go back --even though we are about an hour away! Haha The fresh food and cheese and meats and wine! Don't wait another day! Go go go! Very busy but moves along well. Fun atmosphere as it seems to be in the heartbeat of this little town.

Wow! I think I have found a place I could spend a lot of time and money at. There isn't anything…read morecomplicated about this place it is a wine and cheese shop with some meat options. It has some tables in the back that you can sit at and order amazing wine, cheese, meats, some extras all served with fantastic bread. It is not a place you go to for a meal but the start of snack. Although I could easily eat breakfast, lunch and dinner here. If you are ever in this part of Italy this is a MUST try!

Interesting selection of cured meats. Had to try the grilled sausages outside too. The veal was…read moresolid. Good for a quick bite in town. Wish I had time to buy and cook the sausages myself too.

Easily the most affordable meal you'll find in Zermatt. All the sausages're cooked fresh outdoor…read more They have about 3-4 options you can choose from. They're all delicious and the portion's generous. The store inside sells all diff types of raw and dried meat, cheese, wine, etc. They do close relatively early (6:30 pm) & they stop their outdoor grilling way before, so make sure you stop by a little earlier.

Found this little restaurant which is connected to Hotel delle Famigilie while riding around in…read moreSouthern Switzerland. We did not realize how far south we had traveled until we walked into the small restaurant, and the individual working was only speaking in Italian (not the German we had been hearing in the other areas we had visited). Given the weird time of day in which we were visiting (between lunch and dinner), the gentleman explained to us that he could only serve us a salad, sandwich or Lasagna. At first thought, we were going to pass, but then when we realized how close to Italy we were, and we knew we had to at least try the lasagna, so we asked for two pieces (to be split amongst the three of us for a "snack"). The gentleman was very nice and split up the "two pieces" and put them on three plates. So glad we only ordered "two pieces," because the pieces were huge! It ended up serving as a meal vs. the snack we were in search for, but well worth it. You could tell the pasta and cheese were homemade, and it was sooo good (took me back to a previous trip in Italy). Well worth the visit if you're traveling in the more remote areas in Southern Switzerland--and a bit cheaper too!