Restaurant & Beizen Guide 2026: The Top 10 Restaurants with Swiss Cuisine
This gem only opens its doors by reservation, but guests are then rewarded with heavenly classic cuisine. Urs Wilhelm's sauces in particular are known far beyond the canton's borders. The ambience is cosy and makes you feel right at home.
In a house steeped in history, Casa Casutt serves down-to-earth Grisons classics such as capuns, pizokel or rare offal, seasonally refined. Whether in the rustic Ustria, in the elegant Sala or on the cosy garden terrace - this is a place to enjoy.
This friendly inn is located in the historic centre of Walenstadt, close to the lake. In the "Beiz" you can enjoy a glass of wine or a business lunch. In the "Taverne", gourmet dishes are served to hand-crafted perfection. Versatile wine selection.
In the idyllic wine village of Fläsch, the Adler restaurant serves seasonal French cuisine with a modern twist. The wine list with over 600 labels perfectly complements the creative dishes made from regional products in the cosy, wood-panelled dining rooms.
The Adlisberg lies above Zurich, on the edge of the forest. There are Zürcher Geschnetzeltes, meatloaf, cordon bleu, all home-made. The ingredients often come from the neighbouring farms. In summer, meals are served on the terrace, otherwise in the parlour with a view of the countryside.
Hospitality has been cultivated in the "Bären" for six generations and freshly cooked specialities are served in the parlours of the inn, which was built in 1542. In the wine cellar, 3000 bottles await the thirsty. And connoisseurs order the cream slice for dessert.
The Old Swiss House is an institution in the heart of Lucerne. The historic building is a living history and a place of fine cuisine, where traditional dishes are skilfully combined with modern elements. The wine cellar stores 30,000 bottles.
This historic guild house has been serving food since 1636. The view of the Münsterhof complements the bourgeois but not dusty restaurant perfectly. The menu features Zurich classics and creative new creations by Wojciech Grzejszczyk.
The Kronenhalle legend lives on! For 100 years, the Kronenhalle has been the institution par excellence in the city on the Limmat. The only things more famous than the works of art on its walls are the countless stars who have come and gone here. A place of pilgrimage for Zurich classics.
Before stopping off at this picturesque inn, we recommend a walk along the River Aare. Because then you'll be hungry enough to savour the hearty but finely prepared home cooking. Regionality on the plate is just as important as the fine selection of wines.