Location: Saas-Fee
Top Restaurants in Saas-Fee
Top 10 Swiss food in Saas-Fee, Swiss Alps, Switzerland
Reviews on Swiss food in Saas-Fee, Swiss Alps, Switzerland. Snow sports rule in Saas-Fee. Thanks to its proximity to the glaciers of the Pennine Alps, it’s a winter wonderland year-round, perfect for skiing, snowboarding, sledding, skating and snuggling up for a romantic après ski. The village is car-free, so be sure to save some of that slope energy for your post-ski strolls.
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10. Arvu Stuba
Overall Ratings
4 based on 164 reviews
Arvu Stuba is referred on lots of table booking sites - but I cant find a website for them
Reviewed By DanaLosAngeles
Delightful property, clean, tasteful, typically Swiss in spatial organization and presentation, great mountain and village views, great breakfast, easy check-in, helpful hotelier with suggestions and recommendations about the village, restaurants and travel. Highly recommended.
9. Restaurant Channa
Overall Ratings
4 based on 68 reviews
Reviewed By NIA1011
A cozy little restaurant, family owned and run, this place is not one which you would regret! Great pizzas, delicious pastas...the food was freshly made and it is clear the people running the place have a passion for food given the fresh ingredients they use. A good evening spent here, and one I would recommend.
8. Restaurant Vieux Chalet
Overall Ratings
4 based on 218 reviews
The Vieux Chalet is a cosy Valais style restaurant. It is divided in two floors, and the upper floor is suitable for groups, families and clubs up to 30 persons. Our specialities: 20 different homemade cheese fondues * Fondue fun * Raclette * Rösti * Meat
Reviewed By lyndamillar
Visited the Vieux Chalet this evening, having decided we fancied fondue and seeing the great reviews and reasonable prices on Trip Advisor. We were not disappointed! Opted for the Fondue Chinoise, which arrived with ample helpings of chips, rice, 6 homemade sauces and 200g of Beef and veal per person! Following the fondue we were offered the bouillon in which we had cooked the meat as a soup, with sherry or port added. Delightful. The service was friendly but not intrusive and all for 45chf per head. Great value for money.Hello "lyndamillar"Many thanks for your great evaluation. We are so happy, that you enjoyed our Fondue Chinoise and the friendly service. We really hope, to welcome you another time at our restaurant and wish you a nice and warm spring time.Best regardsFam. Andenmatten
7. Restaurant Walliserkanne
Overall Ratings
4 based on 118 reviews
Reviewed By Jaakko T
Our group of three was looking for a decent lunch while in Saas-Fee, and accidentally we spotted Walliserkanne and saw that their menu outside was nicely printed, hinting that also their food might be worthy. And indeed it was more than worthy, ie aesthetically nice looking and rich and balanced in taste. Besides this, the service was prompt and friendly in a natural manner. We were so pleased with this restaurant that one of us came to eat also the next day (while two of us were out of the village), and day after that we all ate there again. And every time the above-mentioned applies with the food and service. â This is clearly a real restaurant with far better options than Rösti and fondue only, plus with good service, so next time in Saas-Fee it is easier to choose where to eat: in Walliserkanne.
6. Waldhus Bodmen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 256 reviews
Reviewed By Brichford
You have to take a little hike into the forest to find your way to this lovely restaurant. One of those chalets that is dripping with charm and fits your idea of what a Swiss mountain restaurant should look like. Meal was great - pricing reasonable but portions quite large so we were actually glad to have to walk it off afterwards. Excellent selection of wines - always go for the local wines. Gets busy so budget for a bit of extra time. The little animal section is super cute for small kids and afterwards walk down and around to spot the alpacas and camel.
5. Restaurant Bodmen
Overall Ratings
5 based on 70 reviews
Reviewed By PascaleS508
Had dinner several times during our 2 weeks holidays. Interior, friendliness and quality of food was simply EXCELLENT! The place to be in Saas-Grund :-) Also very dog-friendly which was a bonus as we brought 2 dogs. Highly recommendable!We will surely gladly return on our next holiday in Saas-Tal :-)
4. Restaurant Zur Muehle
Overall Ratings
4 based on 419 reviews
Reviewed By mozart21
This restaurant remains our favourite in Saas Fee. Been many times over several years skiing. Excellent menu with Swiss and other dishes, decent gluten free choices, sensibly priced (by local standards) wine list and a great atmosphere. Interestingly, despite its very central location, most of the diners seem to be locals and Swiss, rather than international tourists and that alone tells its own tale. We love it and have booked a second time in a week.
3. Schaeferstube
Overall Ratings
4 based on 225 reviews
Reviewed By dralla2
Warm vibe, traditional Swiss offerings. I had the grilled lamb chops and they were superb. The restaurant was packed and yet the service was attentive and personable. I can definitely recommend it to other travelers.
2. Essstube
Overall Ratings
4 based on 348 reviews
Reviewed By Tessie028
We ate here twice this holiday and were served delicious food in a warm friendly atmosphere. The chef comes round to check that all is well which is a nice touch. If you come at the weekend book in advance because this restaurant is popular with holiday guests and locals.
1. du Saas-Fee
Overall Ratings
5 based on 169 reviews
Du - Fondue and Raclette in Saas Fee Your host Astrid knows how to celebrate the alpine way of life, mixing the trendy and the traditional. With its sincere and down-to-earth ambiance, du is fitted with two large tables where guests can enjoy informal and
Reviewed By Goweje
Astrid, the proprietor, seems like a lovely woman. But, needs to learn the expression " work smart, not hard." Her restaurant consists of two communal tables in one tiny room. Essentially there are only two menu choices, raclette or fondue. We opted for raclette. Presumably to save room on the communal tables, Astrid shaves the raclette for you. Our dinner turned into a farce as patrons continually waited for Astrid to replenish their cheese. I felt transported to an I Love Lucy skit.Astrid doesn't seem to appreciate that for most people, cooking and scraping the cheese themselves is the whole point of ordering raclette.Thank you for your honest review. We are sorry that your dinner did not stay in good memory. We have not received such a desire by other guests until today. Rather the opposite; our guests appreciated that the Raclette menu (as an appetizer or as "a discretion" main course) is fully prepared and served. Because people already cook for themselves at home, this is often the main reason why guests visit restaurants. And that's our way and concept of treating them. In our opinion, the Swiss Raclette cheese smells a lot better and more intensive the way we prepare it, instead of cutting it into small pieces for the guest to melt it. We know and agree that there are different ways to enjoy Raclette and again, we are sorry that we could not meet your expectations. Nevertheless, we hope that you will visit dü again. - Astrid
