Seepark is a great place to stop by for a drink or a refreshment when sightseeing in the area. Its…read moresurroundings are beautiful and amazing to truly feel the nature Switzerland has to offer. The drinks were good.

When we came to the restaurant there was no table available by the window so we sat in one of the…read moretables in the middle and later before everything food comes in two tables were available and we asked if we can change our table to the ones by the table they said no. The strange thing was the table was empty all the time.

Fantastic food and service. Our server Jael was wonderful. Add the beautiful view of the…read moreEngstligenalp Falls. Highly recommend and we will be back.

Out of the 2 restaurants we tried for dinner. We prefer and recommend tourists or local visitors of…read moreSwitzerland to dine here. My friend like her lamb chop hot plate with sides of vegetables and I enjoyed my beef stroganoff with home made seasoned pasta. Food were seasoned well except for the side vegetables that were slightly over cooked and under seasoned. Otherwise it was a good meal compared to our first dinner in Adelboden.

Friendly service and excellent food. Worth a special trip! (The view is amazing too.)read more

The rudeness of the service staff was unnecessary. If you work in a touristy area, expect to…read moreencounter tourists. I didn't eat because the staff could not tell me about the menu items. Also when a customer asks for a Coke Zero, that doesn't mean a generic Coke Zero because they are not the same. The sausage my dining partner had was decent and the fries were hot. Otherwise skip this dump.

The Oeschinensee Panorama Hike is another trail that I planned my Switzerland trip around. The blue…read morelake, the snow-capped mountains, the free-roaming cows...it's the perfect Switzerland landscape! It's also an UNESCO World Heritage Site! We took a cable car from Kandersteg but hardcore hikers can also hike up the mountain, which adds a couple of hours to the entire trip. If you have the Swiss Pass or Half Pass, it's half off of the ride! From the start of the ride, you can see some amazing views already. There's a river that passes the station and there are several small waterfalls along the mountain that feed into it. For a summer day, it was pretty cold in the morning but we quickly got over that once we started the hike. From the cable car station, it's still a 15-20 minute walk to the lake but we decided to just start the hike before it could get hotter. If you go clockwise, you'll go by the lake first but I'd recommend going the other way so you could end the hike at the lake. The initial ascent is tough but we took our time and enjoyed the scenery. It's not really a dangerous hike...just don't be stupid and wear decent shoes. Lots of side trails to some amazing observation points and picnic spots so take your time to explore them all! There's also some mountain huts that sell snacks, beers, and fresh milk along the trail. By the time we got to the lake, there were a lot of people out and about enjoying the waters. People were swimming along the shores, renting little boats to row out, and having picnics. You can definitely spend an entire day here and with just the hike, we spent over 5 hours. There's also a summer toboggan that was really fun! Highly recommend making this a day trip from Interlaken or even staying the night in Kandersteg.

Gorgeous lake, must see in the jungfrau area. Once you reach the top via gondola, there are plenty…read moreof hiking paths to take advantage of. Really could be a full day of activities. Brief 25 minute hike from gondola station to the lake. Unfortunately we went on a drizzling day so our trip was cut short. There is an e-bus (additional cost per person) that runs every half hour between the lake and gondola - they take card.

My first time eating horse and it did not disappoint. Tasted like rib eye. Loved it. The service…read morewas great and everything else that we ate was perfect. The views are amazing!

Dining at Harder Kulm is just as much about the scenery as it is the food. The panoramic views over…read moreInterlaken and the surrounding lakes are absolutely stunning. The atmosphere was special, especially knowing you're dining at the "Top of Interlaken." The raclette and cheese fondue were paired wonderfully with the potatoes and bread. Service was friendly and efficient, even with the restaurant being busy. I wish our server taught us how to eat the potatoes with the cheese fondue. We realized too late that there were only 2 small pieces of potatoes in the bag, and there were 3 of us. There was a minimum order for us to get a table. The serving was light. It's a bit pricier than a typical meal, but you're paying for quality, tradition, and one of the best views in the region -- so it's worth it.

Easy Ride, Great Fondue, And Stunning Views" Harder Kulm…read morewas the perfect choice for my wife and I, mountain‑top views without the extreme altitude. The funicular ride up is quick, unfortunately not too scenic, and never feels too high, and at the top the air is cool and comfortable, with no breathless feeling at all. We arrived in september and had very good weather.Amazing sunshine for what we thought would be cold and wet. We ate on the Panorama Restaurant terrace, looking straight down over Interlaken, both lakes, and the tiny homes scattered through the valley. Absolutely breathtaking.I know a lot of people say that, but until you've been there.You can't speak on it. THE GRUB: we ordered the cheese fondue with bread and potatoes serving for one as we don't eat a lot. We also ordered a pizza.I don't remember what it was because I only have pictures , and it was about three months ago. ,and it went down the gullet so fast I probably didn't taste it much. The cheese fondue with bread and potatoes was hot, flavorful, and filling, and the pizza had a crisp crust, melted cheese, and enough toppings to feel like a real meal. Service was friendly and efficient, and we never felt rushed. Bixby we dealt with two step particularly, and they actually seemed interested in where we were from, and what we thought about Switzerland and the restaurant. Harder Kulm gave us exactly what we wanted: an easy‑to‑reach viewpoint where we could breathe(elevation...Hello).,We enjoyed fondue for the first time in any country, and a well built pizza, as well as and soak in one what I would call the best of the best balcony‑style views over Switzerland's lakes and valleys.

The new owner provides excellent food and service, especially the fresh fishes are really tasty.read more

Super great fish restaurant! Have been coming here for years and was never disappointed. Especially…read moregreat experience when the weather is nice and you can sit on the terrace

This s a decent priced restaurant at the top of kliene Scheidegg. We reached here after hiking for…read more6 old. It has wonderful cheese fondue dishes and rosti (hash brown potatoes). The portion sizes are ok for the price.

This modest restaurant serves hot and tasty Swiss meals at a popular finish line for many hiking…read moreand bike trails. The goulash soup received rave reviews from several of our party, who hold a dear family recipe as their standard. My pork sausage with rosti potatoes was very hearty. There was a pretty thorough list of menu offerings overall. The presentation of the entrees (little garnishes of flair) is appreciated for a lodge that's well off the "beaten path." If your trail takes you toward Grosse Scheidegg, I would recommend planning to sit down for a meal.