Superb milk, yogurt, and, especially, cheese, including several house-made varieties. Skip the COOP…read moreup the street for dairy and eggs and head here instead. In addition to the amazing cheeses, they have a nice selection of quality Swiss wines, and some well-selected souvenirs, including (naturally) cheese boards, knives, etc.

Quite possibly the best cheese shop in the world - local yogurt, fresh goat cheese, massive wheels…read moreof aged Parma. This place is what drives me to break every import law on the books when I come back to the USA!

Great cheese shop. Bought vacuum packed cheese for my trip back home to the US. Great souvenirs of…read moreSwitzerland.

Best waffles I've had. Period. It's simple. It's crispy. It's not soft and chewy. It's not rock…read morehard to the point where it hurts the roof of your mouth. I visited this waffle joint twice after having completed UTMB because I felt like I deserved something delicious. More so because I was in a huge caloric deficit, which was totally playing to my advantage when I came across this place. It carries a variety of flavors as well as other snacks. I highly recommend the waffles there though. Also... try and speak a little French even if you can't quite speak it, s'il vous plait. It isn't necessary but I did it and I don't speak the language, and it's worthwhile. Regardless, go get the waffle!

Food 5 stars, raclette does not get any better than this!…read moreService 5 stars Ambiance 4 stars stars Highly recommend. Best place for raclette in the area.

I cannot comment on the taste of the food since we did not stay…read more Based on the many yelp and Google reviews of this restaurant (and the 650 wine selections) my party of 5 attempted to eat here as our one night out on a vacation in Switzerland. Parking is metered and must be paid in Swiss frank coins. The exterior was absolutely beautiful! The interior has such a strong negative cheese smell it that it was distracting. The employees that were there when we arrived only spoke French which is odd in a town near resorts and in a country with 4 national languages. We attempted to speak in English, and Germany with no luck. The worst part was the outrageous prices. Sharing was not something that they would work with, for example the fondue was large enough to share but that even if we only wanted 1 pot it would be still be the same price per person. The fondue with bread alone was 25$ a person. The most inexpensive wine selections were about 20$ for a glass (not bottle) We found that for fondue with a selection of meat/breads, and one glass of wine it would be 70$ per person.