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22 March 2018 at 22:18:28 #814910

Hi there,

Looking for any culinary related suggestions in both Interlaken and Montreux. Restaurants, tours, items to pick up at the grocery store, chocolate, cheese – what have you!

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[rockoyster]

23 March 2018 at 2:03:13 #879567

How about http://www.myswissalps.com/ab outswitzerland/culture history/food and http://www.myswitzerland.com/ en-au/typical-food-and-wine/typical-food.html for starters?

[Arno]

23 March 2018 at 16:52:39 #879568

Hi RachelDoran,

Here are some more ideas: http://www.myswissalps.com/ac tivities/culinarytours

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23 March 2018 at 19:04:52 #879569

I saw this. I did not get any results for Interlaken or Montreux.

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24 March 2018 at 16:58:24 #879570

Hi Rachel,

For Montreux check out Tourism Montreux for help: https://www.montreuxri viera.com/en/Z4763/gui ded-tours

a member last summer used the “be my guide” option and was very happy with it!

For Interlaken have you seen this site: https://www.outdoor-interlaken.ch/en/activ ity/34946/swiss-food-and-culture-tour

I think you’ll have an easier time finding food tours around Montreux typically. Very well known area for wine and cheese as well nearby.

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24 March 2018 at 23:56:59 #879571

If you can get to Grindelwald on a Saturday morning, this stall run by local women farmers selling their own produce might interest you:

http://www.myswitzerland.com/ en-au/events/event-35504981.html

Their own website is only in German, but Google Translate does a reasonable job of translating the gist of it.

http://www.maertfrauen-grindelwald.ch/

This page describes the types of products they sell:

http://www.maertfrauen-grindelwald.ch/produkt e-angebote/

Information about the women themselves is here:

http://www.maertfrauen-grindelwald.ch/über-uns/

For milk and cheese products from the region, there is also this store in Wengen, called Chäs-Gruebi:

http://www.chaes-gruebi.ch/spezielles/U nser%20Laden/laden.htm

On the Switzerland Tourism Events page, you can filter by location, date and category “Gastronomy” for other possibilities.

http://www.myswitzerland.com/ en-au/events.html

There is also the Swiss Tavolata, where women farmers offer fine dining on their own farms, though none are in the two locations you mentioned:

http://www.swisstavolata.ch/i ndex.php?language=en

Not all farms are accessible by public transport, but many are, and information about transport is included in the information provided about each offer:

http://www.swisstavolata.ch/t avolata/

Alpenrose