Hotel Morteratsch

If you happen to be in St Moritz in the winter season, then take advantage of the opportunity to dine at the stylish yet cosy restaurant of the Carlton Hotel, which boasts a glorious location overlooking the lake. Kick off with an aperitif in the charming lounge, then treat yourself to Italian food with soul – no frills; it's the craftsmanship and flavour that count. During the winter months, chef Paolo Rota from the flagship restaurant in Brusaporto, Lombardy, and his team create precise and effortless dishes that put the produce in the spotlight. Some of the brilliantly prepared specialities

With rustic floorboards, bare wooden tables and charming decorative touches including stylish chandeliers, paintings, wine bottles and wall clocks, the setting could not be more inviting. The atmosphere is pleasingly laid back; it's clear that the team enjoys what they do, and that strikes a chord with diners, who are basically treated as friends. The down-to-earth cuisine suits the vibe perfectly. Whether you plump for the pasta of the day, the red prawn carpaccio or the vitello tonnato, you are guaranteed a flavoursome dish made with select, fresh ingredients. The range of moderately priced

Premium materials, tasteful fabrics and attractive Swiss stone pine panelling make for a cosy yet elegant atmosphere – just the right backdrop for the sophisticated cuisine served here, which combines classic French culinary tradition with Italian influences. Opt for one of two set menus: the "Degustations Menu" or the "Geniesser Menu". Alternatively, dishes are also served à la carte. Tip: Try the canard à la presse – pressed duck – (prepared for two or more diners, served in two courses). Wednesday special: Chateaubriand for two or more diners. The restaurant is housed in the long-establishe

The globally renowned "Beefbar" concept, which originated in Monte Carlo, has now arrived in St Moritz, at the luxurious Grace La Margna hotel. Open in the evenings, this restaurant has an elegant interior with a DJ providing the perfect musical backdrop. The waitstaff are courteous and professional. The international menu is dominated by premium charcoal-grilled meat cuts, but select fish and vegetables also feature in seasonal dishes. The impressive wine list is complemented by a fantastic cocktail menu.

If you are looking for excellence and elegance, you are in the right place at Le Restaurant or Le Relais of the venerable Badrutt's Palace! In an atmosphere of luxury, the attentive front-of-house team provides classic service. The flavourful cuisine is made from exclusive ingredients and the menu also features a number of dishes that are prepared at your table, e.g. flambées, tartar etc. Whatever you opt for, there is a first-class selection of wines from the best vineyards to accompany your meal. Tip: You can also have breakfast here - accompanied by views of the lake and mountains.

"Irasshaimase" – this is the exclamation with which diners are greeted here. Housed in the building that was once home to Europe's first indoor tennis courts, Nobuyuki Matsuhisa's restaurant buzzes with infectious vibrancy. The wide-ranging menu features a fusion of Japanese and Peruvian cuisines – everything is prepared in the open kitchen (there is also a sushi bar). The black cod miso is definitely worth trying.

KCC stands for Kulm Country Club. The handsome L-shaped building is located right next to the ice rink and has a garden for summer days. Local produce takes centre stage in the dishes, which often draw on Mediterranean influences. As well as an appealing selection of starters and pasta dishes, the menu includes dishes for two, such as beef cutlets and lamb shoulder. Much of the food is flame-grilled or roasted over embers. The atmosphere is relaxed and the decor tasteful – the vintage sledges adorning the ceiling are bound to draw the eye! There is also a fabulous terrace. Live music and vinyl