Best cheese fondue/other restaurants in Zermatt?
A traveler is currently in Zermatt and is looking for dinner recommendations after having an amazing meal at Lusi. They specifically want to try cheese fondue and are open to other suggestions too.
- Try Walliserkanne for a cozy atmosphere and great dining experience on the main street.
- Consider checking out Zermatterstubli for excellent cheese fondue and a budget-friendly option.
- Grampi’s offers fantastic Italian food, but be prepared for a busy atmosphere without reservations.
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Get daily forum questions & answers by e-mailWe are in Zermatt now. Where should we have dinner??? Ate at Lusi last night. Amazing!!! Would like some cheese fondue and whatever else. Suggestions??
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Walliserkanne, in the central section of the main street, you can’t miss it
It’s been my favourite for years
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Get daily forum questions & answers by e-mailWe ate at Grampi’s. It was the best Italian food and service was fantastic We got in without a reservation but I think we were lucky. It was very busy
Get daily forum questions & answers by e-mailHi,
You might want to try Swiss Chalet Zermatt on Bahnhofstrasse 18. Never tried the fondue but the place looks so cosy and interesting from the outside.
Regards,
Anna
Get daily forum questions & answers by e-mailHi Angielee396,
I have been a cook (not a chef, mind you, but a cook) for forty years. I realize ones palate is different on every human being. That being said, try the Zermatterstubli. Its located maybe a quarter mile or so from the train station, (heading south) on the Bahnhofstrasse. It’s the restaurant at the Hotel Darioli. I had my first cheese fondue there and it was excellent. There is a ‘finer’ restaurant located in the back, but I had a fantastic fondue in the ‘front’, after a day of hiking and such. It was both fantastic, and not so expensive. I believe that if one comes out of a restaurant happy, then it was a good place to eat. There are tons of places to eat there. I hope this gets to you are still there…. Another place is right across from the Gornergrat train station. Viktoria, about a hundred meters or so, down on the right, (on Getwingstrasse). Nice quaint place to go into. I believe one of the ‘unsung hero’s’ of the Swiss is their cuisine. It is surrounded by three of the hugely (if that’s a word) popular cuisines in the world, and presented just as beautifully. Again, I hope you read this while still there. Enjoy the remainder of your trip.
Regards,
Danielsan
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