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Two-Bedroom Apartment
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Two-Bedroom Apartment
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Restaurants nearby
- Löwen - Apriori★ Michelin You can sense the dedication of hosts Rita and Domenico Miggiano-Köferli, who, since 2000, have been running this lovely inn that is steeped in history. As well as having tasteful, individually decorated guestrooms and Gaststube (their everyday restaurant), Löwen is home to Apriori, a fine dining restaurant that has held a MICHELIN star since 2018. The setting is modern and elegant, with warm tones and elegant design details shaping a refined interior. The small private dining area, with just five tables, offers a wonderfully intimate atmosphere. Chef-patron Domenico Miggiano puts his heart an7.2km
- BlumeBib This charming restaurant serves regional cuisine prepared with high-quality ingredients – the chef has a particular passion for risotto. Offal dishes, such as tripe or liver, are also available. The Gourmet Galgenspiess flambiert (flambéed hanging skewer) and the Chateaubriand have to be ordered in advance and are served to the whole table. The rustic downstairs space makes for a cosy setting; the upstairs room is a little more elegant. With her friendly, outgoing manner, the proprietress brings a personal touch to the service. The peaceful rural location, about 25km from Zurich, is a draw in 7.7km
- Sternen - Badstube★ Michelin Located in the sleepy town of Wangen, this pretty inn successfully combines the old and the new. A dedicated couple have been plying their trade here since 2005 – Matthias Brunner is in charge of the kitchen, while Bettina Brunner-Schill oversees the friendly front-of-house team. The cuisine has classical leanings with modern influences. Diners can choose between a seasonal and a vegetarian set menu (each with up to seven courses, featuring dishes such as "kingfish, pumpkin cannelloni, lemongrass" or "radish and tonburi ravioli, calamansi"), as well as a smaller "classics" menu. The wine pairi15.4km
- The Restaurant★★ Michelin The Dolder Grand (formerly "Curhaus", dating back to 1899), one of the city's most exclusive hotels, boasts an idyllic location above Zurich, providing a magnificent setting for this chic and elegant fine dining restaurant. If possible, book a table near the window so you can savour the magnificent view while you eat. The huge glassed-in wine cabinet also draws the eye. Chef Heiko Nieder's elaborate and creative cooking is built on classical foundations but peppered with exotic Asian accents – think Breton lobster with green curry vinaigrette, avocado and herbs or "hot and sour" langoustine. F18.8km
- Gasthof zur SonneBib This 500-year-old heritage-protected inn is run by Patricia and Cäsar Meyer, who represent the second generation of their family here. He has a penchant for fish caught in Lake Zurich, just a stone's throw away – you can't get any fresher or more regional than that! Meat and vegetables, too, are sourced from the immediate vicinity. Besides the whitefish and perch, the Stäfa venison is especially worth trying, such as the overnight-braised shoulder with Pinot Noir sauce. This commitment to regional ingredients underscores the kitchen's sustainable approach. Food is served on the first floor of 12.7km
- Bären Culinary passion is alive and well in this charming 17C inn! Owner Christian Mutschler is always on hand, advising and serving, but also sharing stories about the eventful history of the place. The no-frills food is tasty, and most of the ingredients come from the region. The game dishes are definitely worth trying – made with game hunted by the owner, they could hardly be fresher or more seasonal. The lunch menu is more limited, but depending on the number of reservations you may still be able to order from the regular menu. The wine list is also dominated by Swiss labels, and there are plent6.6km
- Löwen - Gaststube Run by Rita and Domenico Miggiano-Köferli, Gasthof Löwen's second eatery is a delightful and more down-to-earth alternative to the fine dining restaurant. The atmosphere is inviting, not least because of the warm hospitality provided by the waitstaff. The freshly prepared, flavoursome dishes include pan-fried Lötschberg perch fillet with lemon thyme and almond butter, and Zurich veal ragout with glazed vegetables and butter rösti. Vegetarian options available. Popular lunch deal.7.2km
- Zum PflugsteinBib Considered the largest erratic boulder in the canton of Zurich, the Pflugstein is located just above this distinguished half-timbered house dating from 1750 and lends its name to this idyllic restaurant 550m above sea level. The interior comprises an attractive wood-panelled space and a room with a fireplace; outside, the terrace beneath the boughs of plane trees comes into its own in the warm seasons. The service team overseen by the charming Jeannine Meili also deserves a mention. The kitchen prepares classic, regional and seasonal dishes made from fresh ingredients – à la carte or as a set m16.1km
- First Somewhat tucked away, this delightful restaurant in the Zurich Oberland has plenty of regulars. One draw is the wonderful view – in good weather you can see Mt Säntis. The interior is an attractive blend of cosy and traditional, with more modern touches. In summer, make a beeline for the gorgeous terrace in front of the building. The menu changes with the seasons. Choose à la carte or take a punt on the four- or five-course surprise menu, which also comes in a vegetarian version. Friendly and dedicated front-of-house team.13.0km
- Chrüz This centrally located inn has tables in the stylish conservatory or a simpler dining room where you can tuck into traditional fare that often draws on international influences. The wide-ranging menu includes spaetzle with Sbrinz (hard cheese) and truffle, cordon bleu with Alpine cheese, "Vorässä 2.0" (beef stew with a twist) and salmon green curry. The service is friendly and attentive. Lunchtime options are more limited and moderately priced.13.2km
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Attractions nearby
- Pfäffikersee lake in canton of Zürich, Switzerland3.4km
- Lake Zurich major lake in Switzerland14.0km
- Greifensee lake in the district of Uster in the canton of Zurich, Switzerland10.1km
- Pfannenstiel mountain in the canton of Zürich in Switzerland11.7km
- Kyburg Castle castle in Switzerland15.0km
- Foundation E.G. Bührle Collection art collection in Zurich, Switzerland19.2km
- Fluntern Cemetery graveyard in the city of Zurich, Switzerland19.1km
- Adlisberg mountain in Kanton Zürich, Switzerland17.3km
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