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Restaurants nearby

• Schloss Schauenstein★★★ Michelin The jewel in the crown of Andreas Caminada's suite of restaurants delivers an exceptional experience across the board. From the wonderfully stylish interior of this historical castle nestled at the foot of Piz Beverin, to the impeccably professional service, to the sophisticated, beautifully balanced cuisine abounding with interestingly contrasting flavours. Instead of relying on conventional premium ingredients, the dishes draw almost exclusively on the very finest of what the Graubünden region has to offer! Some of the produce is sourced from their own fantastic vegetable garden. The meal ki3.9km
• OZ★ Michelin The beautiful grounds of Schloss Schauenstein are home to OZ, another of Andreas Caminada's restaurants. The name is derived from the Romansh word for "today", a nod to the contemporary cuisine served here, which is exclusively vegetarian. Seasonal produce arrives fresh from the estate's own permaculture garden or from long-standing partners, and preserves ensure variety on the plate during the winter months. You certainly won’t miss meat, given the diverse and harmoniously composed flavours showcased by chef Simeon Nikolov in his creative nine-course menu. The Chawanmushi variation is a highl3.9km
• Casa CaminadaBib This restaurant enjoys a lovely, quiet location in the castle grounds. Inside the bright, high-ceilinged space, modern design meets warm wood; outside, there is a gorgeous terrace. Service is adept and delivered by a thoroughly charming team. They serve regional cuisine, in which seasonal ingredients sourced from select local producers go into extremely flavoursome dishes – the produce steals the show. Andreas Caminada's take on Graubünden classics also features on the menu, such as Maluns (fried potato crumbles) with apple compote and cheese, or Capuns Tatta (dough-filled chard leaf wraps). T3.9km
• Casa Casutt - UstriaBib In this house with a long history, Linus and Therese Arpagaus serve up excellent cuisine made from fresh ingredients. The menu takes its cue from the region and includes Mediterranean influences. Expect classics such as capuns and pizochels, as well as offal specialities such as sweetbreads, veal liver and tripe. At lunchtime, there is also an inexpensive menu of the day. The interior is charming with its pretty traditional Stube, and the presence of many locals makes for a lively atmosphere. Expert service is overseen by the cordial lady of the house. The secluded garden terrace is a wonderfu15.5km
• Casa Alva This restaurant has an upscale modern interior that beautifully incorporates original architectural features from the former parsonage in which it is housed. The cosy setting is complemented by the warmth and dedication of your hosts, creating a truly inviting atmosphere. Ambitious cuisine is served as the "Chef's Choice Menü", in a five- to eight-course format. Mediterranean, French and regional influences go into dishes such as "scallop, peas, chorizo, shallots" or "ricotta and wild garlic tortellini, asparagus cream, morels". Attractive guestrooms available for overnight stays. Tip for moto10.1km
• Gasthaus am Brunnen The picturesque Gasthaus am Brunnen sits in the centre of this Graubünden mountain village. Locals meeting for lunch or a drink favour the rustic dining room, while the smart, minimalist-style restaurant is more elegant. The food is modern and uses exclusively local produce. Try the veal tenderloin cooked on a rock salt slab and served with herb caviar, mustard and garlic risotto and vegetables. The female chef's desserts are delicious.10.6km
• Guarda Val At the fine dining restaurant of the Maiensäss Hotel Guarda Val, which enjoys an idyllic location, the rustic charm of a 300-year-old cow byre meets sleek contemporary design. Exceedingly tasteful decor also lends warmth to the lovely lofty space, and the team provides friendly and adept service. The kitchen champions regional sourcing, relying almost entirely on Swiss ingredients for the two set menus (one vegetarian) and à la carte options such as "Lago Maggiore pike-perch with verjus and Jerusalem artichoke". Lunch is more streamlined, featuring a three-course set menu and an à la carte sel10.9km
• Scalottas - Terroir At this trendy Alpine-style restaurant, the kitchen works exclusively with regional ingredients, many of which they produce themselves. Seasonality and a strong sense of terroir define the cuisine – the staff will be happy to tell you more about their concept. To order, simply mix and match the dishes on the menu that pique your interest. From Vazerol char to Grisons lamb, the outstanding quality of the ingredients shines through in every course. The wines are also sourced from the region and surrounding areas. Warm and courteous service is provided by staff who are attentive to diners' needs.11.8km
• Mulania Brasserie With its combination of sleek, contemporary style and rustic ceiling beams, this old Graubünden building provides an attractive setting. Host couple Yvonne Marx and Sascha Meyer have reimagined their place as a brasserie, serving tried-and-tested regional specialities such as capuns (chard rolls) or quark pizokels (buckwheat spaetzle), plus brasserie classics like moules frites or beef bourguignon. Last but not least, there are some delicious seafood options – the chef's first love. Delightful terrace. Open from 3pm.13.6km
• Cavigilli Combining modern features with the original wood and stone, plus cordial service and a pleasingly down-to-earth atmosphere, this charming 15C Grisons building provides a wonderful setting in which to enjoy seasonal ingredient-led cuisine. The focus is on the essentials, so the flavoursome dishes are served in pared-down combinations. Tip: Make the most of the quiet terrace in summer! There is a small and simple lunch deal.14.1km

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