Nice après-ski place and decent restaurant. It's right at the end of the piste, so one can easily…read morejump in and have a refreshing beer to finish off a skiing day. The outdoor sitting area is gorgeous, with comfy seating and beautiful decoration. The menu is limited, but good. Especially the hamburger and chicken wrap with avocado are nice. And if you would have a complaint (like we had a not so warm coffee) it's solved quickly and with a smile. Highly recommended since it's one of the few really après-ski-like bars in CMA.

Great après-ski location. Sometimes the music is a bit too loud to have a conversation but the…read moreatmosphere is great.

My wife and I had a great meal. Our entrees were both delicious and the dessert was amazing! The…read moreservice was awesome as well. It was fairly busy, reservations are definitely recommended.

Great experience!! Gluten free pizza! The ambiance is cozy,…read morerelaxed and fun. Very personable, thoughtful service. Just fantastic vibe at this place . It's in a campground but it is so much more than that! Food and drinks were great! My husband had the fondue. Hit this place up for great food and great atmosphere!

This place has pretty much anything you need for food. The grocery store upstairs has a great…read moreselection of diff food and grocery options, including regular vs budget items. The downstairs cafe has really good warm food either to-go or for dine-in. We came here quite a bit for both grocery and cafe food. The sandwiches downstairs were amazing, including the open face smoked salmon, and the mozzarella tomato.

While spending a few days in Interlaken we wanted to pick up some chocolates to bring home for all…read moreour friends. Now there are plenty of specialty chocolate shops around but one of the recommendations we got from friends was to come to Migros and get the local store brands which are much cheaper and decent quality, which is still much better than anything we would find in the US. I think we got like a total of 40 bars which ended up costing a little over $1 each. We stayed away from lindor as you can typically find that in any costco. I believe we picked up a lot of the Frey brand. After having tried a number of different bars from dark to milk chocolate to flavored ones, we thought that there wasnt a bad flavor in the batch. We also bought some other candy bars and whatnots and found that the larger store had more selection than what we saw at the smaller "local" stores.