A newly built/renovated restaurant attached to a hotel -- nice, clean and modern with some rustic…read morecharm. It's located in a good spot for hikers, as it's in between the town of Riederalp and many hiking trails to scenic points. I had the alpine roesti, which was a hearty dish of fried potato, bacon, and egg. The ingredients were high quality and it wasn't too oily despite the heavy ingredients. It was a bit on the salty side, but overall a good dish. Most of the menu skews to the hearty/mountain variety. There's only Feldschlösschen on tap, which is not the best, though there are more choices in bottles. Prices are reasonable considering the remote location. Service was friendly and efficient.

Don't miss out on Bergrestaurant Bussalp- it doesn't get any better! This restaurant has been…read morecompletely renovated- and it is gorgeous! Absolute perfection. Small local artisan touches everywhere- carvings, embroideries, photos...And the view is incredible- the large, sheltered terrace looks directly onto the entire face of the Alps. Gorgeous! The food was exceptional-I had barley soup that was clearly homemade, substantial, wholesome and delicious. The portion was substantial and, served together with homemade bread it made for satisfying delicious lunch. Others in our party had equally exceptional, homemade cuisine- an air-cured ham sandwich, a vegetarian Roesti, all followed by fresh homemade cakes, and steaming hot creamy cappuccinos, with flavorful delicate homemade cookies. We were served by our super friendly and efficient local waitress- the lady who also bakes the cakes for the restaurant. This is one of my favorite places in the Grindelwald area- go and enjoy it!

We didn't eat here but we did have coffee and wine. Take the bus from Grindelwald to Bussalp and…read morethis is the last stop on the line. The deck on a warm sunny day is divine. We sat back on squishy chairs and enjoyed the fresh air and sunshine. The view can't be beat. It's typical alpine paradise. The lattes were delicious and the service was friendly. We enjoyed walking down the mountain after our coffees. Such a cool place.

Stopped in for a quick lunch with an amazing view (late May). Was going to eat in Murren, but…read moredecided this would be less busy. We shared the charcuterie board and created our own pizza (goat cheese, arugula, artichokes, mushrooms, sundried tomatoes). Crust was super thin and crispy. I had the refreshing Hugo cocktail and my family had beer. Fabulous views and friendly service.

Sabine went out of her way to make us feel comfortable, so freeing a great spot in the "tree house"…read moreto eat. Views were spectacular, food was wonderful, very tasty and service was top notch. A very pleasant experience. Highly recommend.

A really nice spot by the side of the slopes to have lunch. Nice service, reasonably tasty food for…read morea more-or-less reasonable price (at least according to Swiss resorts standards). Amazing view from the terrace is a big plus, just as efficient service. While I stopped there, I had soup with sausages (great), garlic bread (meh) and a brownie with nuts (amazing), as well a cappuccino (pretty good). People share tables quite easily here and take food to nearby lounge chairs as well. Overall, a very pleasant stop during a skiing day.

This place is open April - September. Recently went on a loop hike from Gimmelwald to…read moreObersteinberg to Stechelberg and back to Gimmelwald. On our way we came across Berggasthaus Obersteinberg. This review is in regards to the restaurant, as I didn't stay here. I am happy to see though that I am not the first to review this place. The best feature of this place is it's location. This place has an amazing view over what I called the valley of many waterfalls. There is nothing but beauty to behold from the terrace of this establishment. You can hear the roaring river at the bottom of the valley and and the many cascading waterfalls. This place has no electricity and all the supplies are carried up by mule. Their is a lady with a dairy within a few steps that makes the alp cheese that you can order to eat from the restaurant here. Their are dormitories or individual guestrooms that you can book. There are two separate buildings with guest rooms available, In the main building you will also find a restaurant. The bathroom and washroom are located in a separate building. If you stay here you utilise candle light or a gas lamp to find your way, and you would need to walk outside for the facilities. I happened to look into the rooms in passing and they looked simple, but perfectly clean, no complaints. The restaurant has a simple menu of hot and cold items. We saw many people ordering the rosti which smelled amazing, but as it was a hot day and we had further to hike we didn't want a heavy meal so we ordered some sandwiches and fruit tart. We had to get the fruit tart as previous hikers we encountered before stopping told us about the fruit tart and we couldn't pass it up. It was a good thing we ordered it in advance as she only had one slice left at 2:30pm. Definitely a local favourite! The sandwiches were probably the best I have had in awhile, made VERY fresh and with all local products. The bread was phenomenal hand made, and the cheese was the local cheese made by the local dairy lady. The fruit tart was out of this world. I am sure the other dishes are just as good. When we were there it appeared that there was only one elderly lady running the entire place. You would see her taking orders then be gone for awhile to get the food and back out again. So service was definitely not quick, as you had many on a nice weekend, and only one person, but it was service with a smile. What a fantastic find! TIP: If you are thirsty and with another person or group get the pitcher of ice tea, or order the large size of Rivella or your soda choice, as it is cheaper to get the larger bottle and share, vs the individual size. Also, this place does not take card, it only accepts cash.

As far as mountain hotels or hostels go this one is pretty good. I started my trek in Stechelberg…read moreabout 6 miles away and happened upon this place on my way to the lake nearby. It was snowing, I was cold and they had a warm place to rest. So I stayed for the night and had a good time. I was the only one staying the night and they cooked up a great dinner for me. The nice asain lady who works in the area put a warm bottle of water in my bed which was definately needed. Vicky the nice lady who works the dairy farm on the propery was curious about my solo travels around the area but provided great information and even made a reservation at a hostel in Murren in my behalf.

Having skied this area before, this is not the first time I've had lunch here but it was the first…read moretime in about 15 years. It's normally a lot busier in ski season. I remember it being a lot better and maybe it was what we ordered or a different chef out of season. It was still pretty popular with locals. There is a self service buffet option or table service. We had the goulash which came with or without sausages. The goulash by itself was about 10 Swiss francs and had a small amount of beef in it and was quite thin, not the goulash I was hoping for. With sausages it was better and was more like 18 Swiss francs and a full lunch. We opted for the spicy sausages which you get two of for 7.50 and they come with mustard. This made this taste more like goulash to me but I thought it was pretty expensive for the quality as it tasted mostly tinned. The view is nice here and there is a play park for kids and mountain side outdoor seating.

Fantastic! Go there! What? You want more?…read moreOK. Surrounded by one of the most incredible panoramas you are ever going to see, this restaurant/bar/pub is situated on the Winteregg station between Grutschalp and Murren. A really great little circuit from Lauterbrunnen. There are loads of tables both inside and out, a kids playground, an incredible view (did I mention that?) and wonderful staff serving wonderful food. At weekends, the local Oompah band turns up and plays for an hour or so. There is a mixture of great traditional Swiss food together with more mainstream crap for the kids who don't want to partake. You can even get a raw Wurst and barbecue it on a stick on the open fire yourself. When the skies are blue and the sun is out, this is a truly superb place to while away a few hours. Just make sure you bring your suncream and camera.

This was such a cool experience . Dining on top of Europe- Jungfraujoch, Switzerland. At the end of…read morethe discovery tour we decided to eat lunch here. The host was super nice and balcony and gave us the seats by the window overlooking the Jungfrauoch. This is one of the few restaurants in Switzerland where the service was great. I like that the menu had a wide variety of dishes and vegetarian options . The food arrived quickly and tasted great. I recommend this restaurant if you're visiting Top of the Europe- Jungfraujoch, Switzerland.

Highly recommend dining here with the "top of Europe" Jungfraujoch view!…read more Incredible hot chocolate with whipped cream to top it off that just hit the spot after touring. We had a couple of Lindt chocolates from the Lindt shop next to this restaurant before the hot chocolate because we simply couldn't help ourselves to save it for dessert. The view was lovely with dining. Got their fondue with alcohol as an option and it perked us up. Braised rib was tender and went well with mashed potatoes in cranberry sauce and veggies. Service by Amina, was wonderful and they suggested the alcohol with fondue as well as the whipped cream on hot chocolate which both additives made all the difference. Couldn't have finished "top of Europe" better than this dining experience with the view, hot chocolate, Lindt chocolate and fondue! I felt swish Swiss here!

After a day of touristing we were back in Wengen. Without a reservation we looked online and…read moredecided to try The Deck at the Jungfraublick Hotel, reaching the place just as they were opening. We got in. I had the very good Deck Raclette Burger, the Swiss beef patty firmer and leaner than what I find at home. I had to look up Raclette Cheese and discovered this is a special Swiss cheese that is known for its melting ability. Sounds like a perfect match. There was also bacon. To finish, I shared a couple of scoops of good old vanilla ice cream. It was a nice ending to the meal. The hotel and restaurant may be at the highest spot in Wengen, up past the old church. Beautiful views of the mountains from the church, so take a moment to appreciate before climbing up to Jungfraublick.

The staff was friendly and very attentive. The view is spectacular, and they provided us with a…read moretable right at the window. We both had the classic fondue and it was delicious. They refilled the bread and potatoes/pickled vegetables, so they are generous in their portions, too. We'd definitely recommend this restaurant.