Outdoor Dining Area – restaurants in canton of Grisons
James Baron has cooked at top addresses in countries near and far and has found his own gastronomic signature. In Engadine, he draws inspiration from the surroundings and combines regional ingredients and recipes with a pinch of internationality.
In an intimate yet very natural atmosphere, regional produce is perfected into gourmet vegetarian cuisine that is full of character. The guest sits at the counter and can watch the Oz chefs working creatively. Beautiful wine list with fairly calculated prices.
Top restaurant for wine-pairing and dining pleasure. While the chefs conjure up creative and classic dishes, Oliver Friedrich and his team recommend the ideal drop to accompany each dish. The location is also sensational - surrounded by vineyards in the Bündner Herrschaft.
The Riva team offers plenty of gastronomic variety with "Wild Weeks" or "Asian Days". The top address is also open for lunch and offers two gourmet menus in the evening, one of which is vegetarian. Special attention is paid to the presentation of the dishes.
The "Bocca Fina" is a recognised gourmet address in tranquil Tarasp. Chef Andreas Heidenreich makes everything fresh from scratch and lets his creativity run wild in the completion of the dishes. The beautiful restaurant is a good place to chill.
The gastronomic focus at Mulania is a modern interpretation of classic French cuisine. In order to present sea fish to perfection, it is served with seasonal, regional side dishes. The gourmet menu is available with either three or six courses.
Martin Dalsass has firmly established himself in the Upper Engadine with his South Tyrolean charm and exquisite cooking skills. With his family behind him, he spiritedly looks after the well-being of guests in the stylish Engadin house, and the wine selection also deserves respect.
Dario Cadonau has brilliantly realised his vision of his own gourmet restaurant in the family-run hotel. His cuisine is imaginative and resonant. Animatingly presented on the plate, he finds inspiration for his dishes in Engadine nature.
A top address in Schnaus that invites you to a regionally and seasonally inspired gourmet journey with up to nine courses. Guests can also select individualistic dishes from the gourmet menu. Old World wines accompany the evening in the warm Arvenstube.
A picture-perfect alp in the middle of the Arosa ski area. From the nut croissant to the tartar, the AlpArosa classics have gained a reputation among winter sports enthusiasts and sun worshippers. Vegan alternatives have also been considered and the wine list is very convincing.
Casa Casutt serves a gourmet menu in the evening, in addition to hearty and down-to-earth dishes on the menu such as pizokel, capuns and bramata, beautiful meat dishes and fresh fish of the day - including information about the waters in which the fish was caught.
With its gourmet restaurant, the Engadine GuardaVal offers a cosy oasis of pleasure with Alpine flavours. The dishes focus on local ingredients, with a gourmet menu that changes with the seasons.
The kitchen team at the gourmet restaurant Guarda Val is grateful for the surrounding treasures from nature and offers regional dishes such as entrecôte of lamb, sea bass with asparagus or braised veal cheeks in perfection. In addition, there is an almost 50-page wine list.
At the Krone, a talented young team is passionate about providing guests with a unique dining experience. Now awarded a Michelin star, beautiful tasting menus are offered, one of them vegetarian, but there are also à la carte dishes.
Top chef Rebecca Clopath lives appreciatively with the surrounding nature and likes to track down rare vegetable varieties. In her kitchen, she helps these to make a splendid appearance. She describes her cuisine as purist and honest in taste.
The Chesa Grischuna has an eventful history and was at times considered "Hollywood on the rocks" – a guest book bears witness to former guests. From a gastronomic point of view, the gourmet restaurant offers a delicious selection of French classics and a seasonal menu.
The philosophy of thoughtful terroir cuisine is lived out credibly at the Hotel Schweizerhof: Only what the surrounding farms, the hotel's own mountain fields, the lush meadows and the trusted producers provide is put on the table. That's what earned the hotel a green star.
The creative menu is seasonally adapted, although classics such as marrow leg with parsley salad or beef tartare are usually available. Wine lovers will also get their money's worth in the extremely charming restaurant, as Dal Mulin has its own wine shop.
In the cozy restaurant with its rustic charm, enjoyable menus - including a vegetarian option - and fine wines from the near and far surroundings are served. In addition, there is a selected à la carte offer from chef Siggi Tschurtschenthaler.
Matthias Althof has acquired a personal gastronomic style that hints at his great love for the cooking profession. When the weather is nice, guests can dine directly by the village fountain or in the garden, and the guest lounge inside is also an atmospheric place.