Location: Aigle
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Best Swiss restaurants nearby. Discover the best Swiss food in Aigle. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Swiss restaurants near you.. Aigle (French for "eagle") is a historic town and a municipality and the capital of the district of Aigle in the canton of Vaud in Switzerland.
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10. Big One Burger
Overall Ratings
4 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By HomerPerly
This small restaurant offers a range of burgers and bagels. The burgers were presented on a trendy slate plate with "skin-on" fries and miniature dishes of tortilla chips, salsa and olives. The burgers tasted good as well as being fashionably presented. Soft drinks and coffee are available. You can watch the food preparation as it is in an open area; generally a sign of confidence in the hygiene standards. The restaurant was busy, with people eating in and frequent callers to collect takeaways. The prices were very reasonable for Switzerland, only slightly more expensive than the well-known burger chains but much nicer. Other restaurants in this location have not lasted long; I hope this one keeps going!
9. Auberge de la Couronne Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 71 reviews
Reviewed By Bamboo66
Country restaurants in Switzland can be hit or miss. This one is certainly "Hit": Fresh, market cuisine with excellent meats from the in-house butchers.The menu is fun. The "Liberté et Patrie" dish takes its name from the motto on the flag of the local Canton and consists of a great variety of local sausages, whilst the "Tartar Roestigraben" is a fun visualization (or should I say "gastronomyzation") of the supposed divide between the German and French speaking areas of the country...
8. Cafe restaurant du marche
Overall Ratings
4 based on 52 reviews
The Market Restaurant of Aigle welcomes you in a typical and good atmosphere, for a good meal or a party with friends. The restaurant is full of history and is a must in the Aigle city. You will discover the typical flavors of the region with a wide choic
Reviewed By 235JamesC235
Goodness ... rarely have I had a meal that I was so disappointed with but which cost so much. Croutes aux champignons is a dish, eating frequently in a certain Swiss heritage Cafe Tea Room in Yorkshire Iâm aware of, but this it was not. A slab of bread with, what tasted like a packet-mix mushroom sauce on top was a disappointment which could, perhaps, have been accepted as no more than an unlucky choice had it not been for the crème brûlée desert. âCâest tres chaudâ said the waitress as she presented the refrigerated and flash-grilled saucer. Sadly what she didnât say it was lumpy too before turning the lights on and off to indicate âleave, because weâre closingâ and a bill that, even in Switzerland, was eye-watering. Shall I return? Nope.
7. La Pinte du Paradis
Overall Ratings
4 based on 122 reviews
Reviewed By Muverans
This little restaurant has a beautiful outdoor terrace with a great view on the mountains of Chablais. It has a lovely rural feeling with its herb garden, and is a perfect stop when walking around Aigle or visiting the Château. We had a delicious lunch with an excellent local wine, and unlike other TripAdvisor visitors, had no complaint about speed of service. The waiter was efficient and courteous, and though all other diners were seated inside, he made a point of paying us regular visits to ensure we were doing all right. We were! It was a delightful break from our mountain hike.
6. La Fromagerie
Overall Ratings
4 based on 377 reviews
Reviewed By IntlTraveller21stc
Unsurprisingly there are plenty of restaurants in Switzerland that focus on cheese. Having had a look online this seemed to be one of the best rated ones in the region. It's located pretty high up so the views (from the street) are spectacular.The menu has all of the usual fondues, raclettes and variations thereof as well as some other dishes. Of course you don't go to a cheese restaurant and order a steak so we had raclette and very delicious and generous (as much as you could manage!) it was too. If you want somewhere that ticks all of the very traditional Swiss boxes and serves tasty food then make a stop here.
5. La pinte communale aigle
Overall Ratings
4 based on 151 reviews
Reviewed By LEONIDAS L
We had dinner there in October 2013 and went back the other day. Could not complain...they are maintaining their high standards, the service is very friendly and Alexandre and Ana continue to take pride in what they have to offer. Conveniently located in Aigle with parking available too outside the restaurant.
4. Les Tombettes
Overall Ratings
4 based on 65 reviews
A few minutes away from the center and from the station of Aigle, in a quiet zone. With a rustic decoration in the former (old), a full-flavored and joyful cuisine. Desire to burst you? Then be unable to resist us melted in the meat accompanied with a tra
Reviewed By ouloulou
Ambiance très sympathique de ce restaurant de quartier. Service attentionné quelque soit le choix de plats. Plat du jour de cuisine bourgeoise très correct et abondant. Choix à la carte varié. Carte des vins très honnête
3. Croix Blanche Restaurant Aigle
Overall Ratings
4 based on 119 reviews
Reviewed By HomerPerly
The restaurant is smartly decorated since its renovation a couple of years ago. The staff were welcoming. The menu changes with the seasons and is generally French/Swiss traditional dishes, but the presentation is very imaginative and modern; slates, elongated plates, jars and baskets. Of the dishes we had, the food itself had not been « re-imagined » which for me was excellent. Iâm not a fan of classics with a twist, in my opinion the true classics are best left alone. The meal was top quality and the evening was an enjoyable experience. I have scored the restaurant 4 rather than 5 as it is a little more expensive than average even allowing for Swiss prices. However, you can see the prices on the menu outside so itâs not a surprise. Two people having a starter and main course with a bottle of local wine and coffees came to just over 200 CHF. If you want a cheaper option, the Happy Days burger bar next door is part of the same business and shares a kitchen.
2. Le Caveau du Cloitre
Overall Ratings
4 based on 158 reviews
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Reviewed By corinne292
Loud voices at the bar. Dark wood. Local atmosphere. But definitely cosy. Details and attention. Not an ordinary bistrot at all. Impressive blackboard : Red-cabbage velouté with pheasant, Wild-boar rack, Assiette valaisanne (generous choice of local meat & cheese). And a delicious dessert called Dessert de Maman (the latter standing for the owner's mother, originally from Brittany) : a melting delicacy served with salt butter caramel. Not to be missed !
1. Le Chateau De Villeneuve
Overall Ratings
3 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By superkrol4iha
Had a warm welcome from the waiter and the service was quick as well. Menu is not very big, but everything we tried was excellent. Nice wines to accompany the food. Such tempting desert menu that we ordered 3 for 2 people )))
