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Brasserie Uno

★ Michelin€€€€Contemporary, Seasonal Cuisine

​​A bustling little restaurant of the sort you might expect to find in Berlin or New York, this place is a real gem. The tables are set close together and the atmosphere is pleasingly laid back. You can watch the two chefs in the open kitchen as they prepare a six-course surprise menu. You need to allow plenty of time for this dining experience, but the 3.5hrs are absolutely worth it: the dishes are made with regional ingredients, and great emphasis is placed on seasonality and provenance. The dishes are thoughtfully devised and full of character, revealing a distinctive culinary identity. A v

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Alpine Gourmet Prato Borni

★ Michelin€€€€Creative, Country cooking

This elegant fine dining restaurant in the town centre is housed in the magnificent Grand Hotel Zermatterhof. The classical setting done out with fine wood panelling affords a splendid view of the church, Pfarrkirche St Mauritius. Choose between two appealing set menus: One has an international focus with regional touches; the other is vegetarian and showcases regional produce. Besides the meticulous preparation, the balance of the flavours and the exceptional quality of the ingredients, the robust stocks and sauces deserve a special mention for the striking contrasts they add. Attentive servi

Capri

★ Michelin€€€€Italian

You don't have to venture to the island of Capri for sophisticated classic Italian cuisine, because the chefs of Capri Palace spend the winter at this restaurant in Zermatt. The lift takes you to the fourth floor of Le Petit Cervin (adjoining Mont Cervin Palace) in under 20 seconds. Diners can choose between two set menus – one of them vegetarian – or order à la carte. Service is attentive and seamlessly coordinated. In the elegant interior, premium materials and warm, light-toned wood combine to create a refined yet welcoming ambience. Tip: Opt for a window table to make the most of the view.

After Seven

★ Michelin€€€€Creative

The lift takes you up to the fine dining restaurant on the third floor of Backstage Hotel. Relax over an aperitif on the comfortable couch stationed beneath an originally designed chandelier made up of musical instruments. Then comes the creative surprise menu composed of five or six courses, which is prepared in the open kitchen by Florian Neubauer's dedicated team, and features dishes such as mussel, artichoke and chorizo, or beef, onion and sansho pepper. A novel touch: The bread is baked right at your table. There is also an optional cheese course. To accompany both set menus, you can choo

Wood

★ Michelin€€€€Creative, Contemporary

Talented chef Amanda Eriksson brings together Swedish and Italian influences in her creative cuisine served at this restaurant situated at an altitude of 2 000m in the centre of Breuil-Cervinia. Originally from northern Sweden, she delights guests with a menu featuring imaginative recipes that alternate or even combine ingredients from the two countries, resulting in dishes such as elk tartare in beetroot ravioli with horseradish sauce, and cauliflower cooked in butter like an escalope and topped with smoked Fontina cheese. The wine list, which is overseen by the chef’s business partner Cristi

Bazaar

必比登€€middle_eastern, asian

At this restaurant in the chic Alpine CERVO Mountain Resort, located at the end of a ski slope, you are whisked away to an exotic and predominantly vegetarian world of flavours, ranging from Arab to Chinese specialities, from baba ganoush (smoked eggplant, tahini, pomegranate and garlic) to the Indian dal makhani (black lentils, sweet potatoes, mustard tarak and chapati) and dim sum such as "Phoenix Eye" (tofu, glass noodles, black mushrooms and wombok) or Tibetan tse tang churo momos, and sweet mezze for dessert. The atmosphere is nice and laid back. From the conservatory you can look out ove

Lusi Brasserie

€€French, International

A tip before we get started: In fine weather, be sure to nab a table on the terrace in front of the building, from which you can take in stunning views of the Matterhorn! But the brasserie of the long-established Grand Hotel Zermatterhof also provides a delightful, classically elegant setting with its lovely walnut panelling and partially glass-paned vaulted ceiling. The cuisine is French and draws on international influences. The menu includes "Lusi Classics" such as calf's head, and traditional dishes such as Wiener schnitzel, steak tartare, burgers and flammkuchen – and there is always an e

The Omnia

€€€Modern Cuisine, Vegetarian

A lift whisks you up here from the pedestrian area – to some breathtaking views! The restaurant in the hotel of the same name presents an attractive à la carte menu, including vegetarian dishes. Those who enjoy the element of surprise can opt for the five-course "Chef's Choice" set menu (with meat/fish or vegetarian), with optional wine pairings. The wine list boasts a fantastic selection of labels from Switzerland and France, especially Burgundy and Bordeaux. The modern, upscale interior has clean lines and is furnished with large granite-topped tables. Tip: Start with an aperitif in the invi

Potato-FINE FOOD RESTAURANT

€€Modern Cuisine, Regional Cuisine

In the evenings, diners at this charming little restaurant in a lively street (Bahnhofstrasse) are met with a relaxed and friendly atmosphere, which is only enhanced by the cordial and professional service. The menu features flavoursome modern cuisine crafted from high-quality local ingredients. The wine list exclusively features Valais labels, and the selection is impressive.

La Muña

€€€Fusion

In this elegant, contemporary-style setting, friendly waitstaff serve up food that is an interesting fusion of Peruvian and Asian cuisine. The four- or six-course omakase menu is highly recommended. Alternatively, there is a good range of à la carte dishes listed under four headings: "Crudo", "Gyoza & Crujiente", "Caliente" and "Guarnición". Housed in Schweizerhof hotel, this restaurant is only open on winter evenings, presenting an authentic culinary experience using top-quality ingredients. Incidentally, la muña is a medicinal plant in the Andes that is said to help against altitude sickness

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€€€€Seasonal Cuisine, Creative

Dietmar and Nicole Sawyere have moved on from Dallenwil, where they enjoyed great success with two restaurants at Gasthaus zum Kreuz. Since December 2025, the dedicated couple, along with their daughter and son and the Dallenwil team, have been running this compact restaurant in the charming Hotel Welschen. The cuisine, rooted in classical traditions and inspired by the seasons, is presented as a five-course menu, with optional dishes to add on or swap in. A fine example of the bold and technically precise cooking is the tender Alpine Angus beef served with aromatic white asparagus tips and a

Madre Nostra

€€€Italian

Classic Italian cooking is served in the charming restaurant of the modern hotel CERVO Mountain Resort, which is located a little above the village and right next to the slopes. The produce and flavour are the main focus here. At lunchtime, they offer a limited selection from the evening menu, as well as highlights from the establishment's other restaurants. The terrace is impressive!

Chez Vrony

€€Regional Cuisine, Swiss

This chalet perched at 2 100m above sea level right by a ski slope boasts an incredible view of the Matterhorn – unsurprisingly, tables on the terrace are in great demand! Inside, the abundance of wood and attractive decor spread a rustic warmth, and the service team is attentive and charming. The traditional cuisine has a regional twist, and features delicious creations such as mountain goat cheese ravioli with thyme and nut butter, caramelised Valais pear and dried pear purée, or "Vrony's organic platter” of dried meats, Alpine cheese and house-made sausage. The restaurant can be reached on

Zum See

€€regional

For over 30 years, the Mennig family has welcomed guests to their cosy chalet, which enjoys an idyllic location in a little old mountain hamlet – the terrace is truly one of a kind! The menu features regional cuisine, with the Cremeschnitte (vanilla slice) as the undisputed classic. Exceptionally warm and efficient service is the icing on the cake. In winter, the property sits right by the ski slope. The 45min walk from the town centre is more than worth it.

Aroleid Restaurant

€€Creative, World Cuisine

Located right by the ski slopes just above Furi gondola station, this restaurant is housed in a modern and stylish chalet that exudes rustic charm. As well as stunning views, diners can look forward to a diverse menu of delicious dishes inspired by the chef's international travels. Incidentally, the coffee comes from the hotel's own roastery and the crockery is also made in-house. For those who don't mind the long walk, it's a 1.5hour hike from Zermatt to the restaurant.

Marmo

€€Alpine, Modern Cuisine

Right on the ski slope, close to the gondola lift station, this mountain restaurant enjoys a prime location – and that, of course, means spectacular views of the peaks from the terrace. Inside, diners soak up the cosy Alpine atmosphere of the charming chalet-style decor. The establishment is run by brothers Alessandro and Sergio Grand, with the latter fulfilling chef duties, crafting modern Alpine cuisine from select ingredients. Highlights on the menu include marinated char with duck tartare, Horu cheese fondue and Luma Black Angus burger, as well as their own take on a classic apple strudel,