Country Bar is one of the few places in Zermatt that doesn't feel touristy. It has a pretty solid…read morevibe, and the owner also operates the pizza place next store, so they are likely to bring one if you get hungry. The beer prices are great for Switzerland, and the food prices are at least par for the course.

Cool place. Right on the main strip. Prices are comparable for Zermatt but might be sticker shock…read morefor travelers. Open at 4pm. Limited seating and it gets full fast so stop in for one. We paid 9 franc for 1/2 ltr beer and 6 franc for a glass of chardonnay.

Best Amaretto sour in Zermat! Amazing vibe at this place. Loved the bartender. Ambience is pretty…read moregood too.

Solid choice…read more Quick and friendly service. Ambience is fine, a small dark bar in a prime location near the lifts. Gets busy for apres but we were lucky enough to snag a table for pre-dinner drinks. Can't comment on food but cocktails are good enough. Pricing is definitely at resort levels but that's expected.

What a great find after getting off the gondola! The staff was some of the friendliest we've had in…read moreSwitzerland. Great selection of drinks and they were delicious! Very relaxing to unwind on the rooftop terrace.

Hopping place. One of the better acres bars in Zermatt. Quick service on the patioread more

Prime Apré ski Bar on the way back from Matterhorn Paradise or the Sunnegga Funicular. Their mulled…read morewine is

This is what Apres' is supposed to be once you get off the mountain... So fun, so wild…read more.. Perfect combination of EVERYTHING!!! Ambience, drink, dance, all while dancing in your ski boots (you get used to it)... Can't wait to go back for more!!! Unfortunately most of my shots are videos from the frivolity...

Awesome apres! Live music. Drink specials. What more do you want after skiing?!…read more Zermatt I found is a pretty expensive place..there is almost nowhere to get a quick bite of food for cheap aside from the bakery and market across the street from there. The majority of places to eat here (even on the mountain) are sit down fine dining. Papperla Pub has reasonably priced food and drinks for apres. Food is only served during apres times though!! The service was nice and spoke great English as well!

There aren't many places in Zermatt with plant-based options on a reasonable budget (less than 40…read moreCHF per person for a meal), but this was one of them that opened relatively earlier starting late May around when we went. I was looking forward to trying the restaurant, but overall my family left feeling disappointed. We got a Bloody Mary (16 CHF) and were surprised when it tasted like spiced airplane tomato juice without any hint of alcohol. For food, we got the Ochiette vegan pasta, the tofu - mashed potato vegan dish, the Paglioni pasta, and Parmigiana pizza. They brought out the wrong order for me and in remaking my ochiette pasta, they likely rushed, and some of the pasta ended up undercooked. I was stuck trying to clean my teeth of undercooked pasta bits at the end. Otherwise the sauce tasted great. The teriyaki tofu - mashed potato dish was an interesting flavor combination. I personally actually didn't mind it at all and enjoyed the mild sweetness in the potatoes, but my sister didn't like the flavors mixed. We enjoyed the Parmigiana pizza and the Paglioni pasta. The entire time they played American music from before 2015 that weren't even the top hits. It was an interesting atmosphere.

We stumbled across this restaurant after walking down from the viewpoint last night…read more When we arrived the gentleman that greeted us was telling us there was a table ready at that moment knowing there was a reservation an hour and a half later. We didn't understand at first because it was quite loud and then he ended up slowly saying, "Do. You. Understand?" While he said that I noticed a bartender shaking his head looking at us like we were idiots and started laughing with a waitress while looking over at us. That's not all... he seated us with no menus. I was looking at the menu online until a waiter finally brings some after a few minutes. That same waiter seemed stressed and said the f word after walking away from another table. We order our food and he brings some bread over... I honestly believe this was at another table that didn't finish it because it came to our table looking like this!! I didn't even touch or move it at all. I looked at everyone else's bread and it was nicely sliced. LOL insane. The pizza and steak we got were pretty good but the service was so terrible. I genuinely believe they all hate being there or they hate tourists. I'm sure there are better places in Zermatt with friendly staff and food that is just as good. Definitely go elsewhere.

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.

Humans are odd creatures. We come to the mountains for snow and unforgiving climates, then seek out…read moresomewhere cozy and warm. Yet, it is one of the biggest pleasures and this establishment knows how to cater to it. It is, summed up simply, one of the coziest places on earth. Upon walking in, it feels like a comfortable lodge from an era that has long escaped us. It feels like a festive room in Game of Thrones or Lord of the Rings. Put simply, it just does not feel real. Woody yet elegant, it does not look like a tasteless place either in terms of design. As a matter of fact, quite the opposite. Unsurprisingly, the meal does match to the place rather well. The lamb sausage is simply spectacular, served with traditional Swiss potato cakes and some mustard. It's not a dish to be admired, but rather destroyed quickly. The sausage is so flavorful that there is even a sense of guilt that may appear while dipping it into the mustard. A separate course consisted of their ravioli stuffed with winter vegetables and nuts, also not deviating far from its environment. When all of the above is finished with a bottle of Swiss wine from Valais, it truly becomes a meal to remember. Kind people, making spectacular food, in a very cozy, beautiful place.

We were encouraged by the positive reviews on this restaurant. A previous reviewer recommended the…read morechampagne fondue. I will say to you, save your money. It was $90 for two people just for the fondue, a beer and a cappuccino. The cappuccino was nothing special. The beer with small. More importantly, the fondue was average. Our server, Maria was not only rude to us, but the other people that walked in. She seemed to give preference to some people, that walked in without a reservation, but not to others. Was not accommodating to us at all, since I wanted to change the order of the fondue to one person and a different dish for my husband. Mind me, I never placed a bad review. But I was inclined to post a bad review since people don't know what they're getting into.