Great local bar. Nice ambiance. Perfect place for a drink after some skiing. Morgins is such a nice…read morevillage. Enjoy!

Wow what a hidden gem - Great service, strong drinks, there own gstaad mountain beer!! We were came…read moreon a themed night, super fun. We loved it so much we came back for the live band the next day - fabulous! This place gives Gstaad a hip, sexy new look ;)

Comfy affordable place for drinks and snacks. Outdoor seating as well Large bar seating as well…read moreas individual tables and another area with sofas and tables Appears to be a spot for locals as Bulle is not really a tourist town but is about 45 from Gstaad Wraps, burgers, salads, nachos at reasonable prices I just stopped in for a glass of white wine. Will stop again when in the area

Australian owned bar in Grindelwald! They don't serve avocados, but they do serve really good beer…read moreand cocktails. Super chill, down to earth vibes with cocktails from $10-14. The bartender is really friendly and helpful; I just ordered whatever drinks she suggested and they were amazing! We stopped here for a drink after doing the cliff walk and trottie biking. Definitely a good place to swing by with friends! They allow dogs inside and there is an outdoor patio too.

Good food, good services, friendly staff decent price, nice ambience would come back if I ever go…read moreback to this area

Coolest bar I've ever been to in my entire life! This is a once in a lifetime experience. We tried…read moreevery specialty drink shot! super good. Bartender, super friendly, even though we don't speak the same language.

The location does not make any sense, the service is terrible, there is not enough seating, the…read moremenu is not that great, and I absolutely LOVE IT. This bar was designed by H.R. Giger, the Swiss artist best known for creating the visual design of the Alien in Ridley Scott's 1979 Film 'Alien.' It looks like the interior of the aliens' spaceship and is full of the biomechanical art style that Guger pioneered. Vertebrae designs arch across the ceiling, pod swivel chairs sit along the bar, a metal alien hangs from a wall, and bones are ingrained in every direction - the design transports you right into the Alien universe. You can find this alien-themed bar right in the middle of the medieval walled city of Gruyeres, Switzerland. It's at the end of a cobblestone historic road that cars cannot travel down, right before the castle. Why here? No idea. But it's worth the visit. Trust me, I was a total skeptic. I wanted to experience the medieval history and Swiss culture during my limited time here, so this was not on my list. But I am so glad we stopped. The service was horrible. And the drinks menu sucked. But a glass of the bright-green Grand Gruyère went perfect in this setting. Highly recommended!

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If you want a relief from Swiss prices, come here! Lauterbrunnen was the coolest spot we went to in…read moreour twelve day trip to Europe and I would definitely check this place out. Pretty generic, "American" menu but everything we had was great and came out quick. We hiked 12 miles and this was a great place for a nice beer and some basic pasta varieties. This is a perfect place for a family and dogs are allowed everywhere inside the restaurant. The owner, I believe speaks Spanish and English and not Swiss German but she was wonderful and ran the restaurant alone when it was completely full. You order at the counter and it is basically a self service spot but it was a nice little spot tucked away in the small downtown.

Good food and service. Fluent English. Kids liked it too. A little tight inside. good beer options…read moreon tap.

Wonderful atmosphere & excellent service! The menu for food & cocktails was diverse &…read moreinteresting. The food was delicious. There is a reason this place is highly recommended! We enjoyed the Guacamole toast, Truffle Croque Monsieur & lemon tart. There was lovely live (but not over-loud) music. I will be back!

Funky Claude's is one of the numerous eating/drinking establishments within the Fairmont Montreux,…read morebut outside of the lobby lounge, it's the main bar that is focused more on providing beverages of the adult variety vs. food. The lounge itself has an external entrance from the street; if you are staying at the hotel, you have to walk through the Jazz Cafe (a little awkward) before reaching the back. There's definitely a huge change in vibe depending on when you are here...on a Friday night, Funky Claude's was hopping, with a live pianist playing all different kinds of tunes (not just jazz), and all of the tables and seats at the bar occupied. On a Sunday night, however, the bar was starkly empty - there were 1 or 2 other people in the bar with us at the same time. Despite this, it felt like the staffing was the same at both times, which meant that while we were decently looked-after on Sunday, it was difficult to get attention for a refill on drinks and to close out our check after getting our initial order in on Friday. As for the menu itself...we only ate one item of food here besides the bar snacks (which were largely nuts-based), as the food otherwise seemed to (generally) resemble what could be found in the Jazz Cafe. What we did have was the creme brulee, and that tasted excellent - the rum was burned to just the right level of crispiness on the surface, infusing a bit of sweetness while maintaining a hint of the kick from the booze. As for the drink selection - the beer selection is light, while I'm sure there is a decent wine selection. Given the scarcity of cocktail bars, though, this was what I focused on drinking here - and on balance, the cocktails were solid (if priced at a level that was even pricey for a New Yorker). The namesake drink is basically a sweeter version of a mojito with a touch of absinthe - very drinkable and fun, although the brown sugar can be a bit much sometimes. My favorite was probably the L'Enfin'delle, which was a competition cocktail (according to the menu) but drank almost like juice - until you had the alcohol hit you a little later. Some folks might think it's too sweet, but I really enjoyed the smoothness and the interplay of the flavors. I did try one of the numerous G&Ts on the menu; it was quite nice as well - the tonic was certainly lighter than what I am used to encountering, while the gin wasn't too overpowering either. It came off as a light, summery take on a standard cocktail - very seasonally appropriate. While the service could be a bit better, and the price is a bit steep (but it's Switzerland - so that's a given), I enjoyed the visits I paid here, and I would definitely stop by again for a late-night visit.

The Penthouse bar is located in the Ramada Solothurn Hotel on the top level and has one of the best…read moreviews of Solothurn at night as you can see the cathedral and city lights from here. The bar has a large selection of cocktails and wines to choose from. Their is lots of comfortable seating, and is a fantastic way to end a wonderful night in Solothurn with friends and enjoy an incredible view. I have found that it is hard to find a good mixed cocktail in Switzerland, and my mohito was quite good.

Good view, but relatively sterile in terms of ambiance. 4 stars for the view, 2.5 for the…read moreambiance...