"Sunday Opening" Restaurants in Canton of Thurgau
At Mammertsberg, Silvio Germann and his team serve creative, award-winning cuisine with regional roots. The stylishly renovated restaurant offers a fine dining experience with a view of Lake Constance - and the option to stay overnight on site.
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.
Seegarten am Jachthafen has been an established address for 30 years - fish from Lake Constance, seasonal menus, a set menu that changes every month and the legendary "Festival de Fruits de Mer" in winter. The Günters manage the restaurant with heart and soul and a well-stocked wine cellar.
Goethe was once a guest at this beautiful inn. Delicious Swiss classics and dishes from all over the world are served in the historic ambience of the parlour and on the cosy terrace. In addition to à la carte dishes, there are also excellent gourmet menus.
This historic inn serves down-to-earth cuisine of the highest calibre. There are regional specialities such as "Chretzer" - perch from Lake Constance -, schnitzel and "Mistkratzerli", prepared with impeccable craftsmanship using the best products. Wonderfully nostalgic.
Right on the edge of the castle park, the Landgasthof Wartegg invites you not only to eat, but also to celebrate: a kitchen party with hunter's fare, a Martini Goose Weekend and an evening with Magician & Dinner are all part of the regular programme here. Very superior cuisine.
The pretty Riegelhaus between the Thur river and vineyards serves classic cuisine, but the menu occasionally has surprises such as Thai curry. These can also be found on the wine list, which includes regional and international wines - including many grown-up wines.
At Gasthaus Schupfen, 650 years of history meet regional cuisine on the Rhine. In the rustic parlour or on the terrace, you can enjoy classics such as Zurich-style veal slices or asparagus salad with smoked trout - cosy, stylish and timelessly beautiful.
Golf, panorama and wellness - all these attributes can be found in the name or subtitle of the hotel. Of course, we also have to talk about gourmandise, as the cuisine relies to an astonishing extent on regional produce: Thurgau apple pork, Schrofen beef, cheese from here.
The Kundelfingerhof, run by the fifth generation and one of the oldest fish farms in Switzerland, was established in 1879 in a stable building. The restaurant specialises in its own fish, complemented by delicious alternatives. Families appreciate the large outdoor area.
The Stürzinger family have been running the Morgensonne for five generations and spoil their guests with wonderfully uncomplicated, market-fresh cuisine. The inn has its own farm, which provides cider, wine and meat from the in-house smokehouse.
In the former Riegelhaus, the fourth generation is already working together. Seelust dances to the rhythm of the harvest between the hills of Thurgau and the bays of Lake Constance. The cuisine honours regional produce with down-to-earth elegance. A traditional country inn with soul.
Jacqueline and Reto Bundi have a Matterhorn of gastronomic experience between them. In the new restaurant they have taken over, they serve down-to-earth cuisine, focussing on "fait maison" and hospitality of the warmest kind imaginable.
This restaurant serves traditional and down-to-earth food. The sausage and cheese salad, cordon bleu and cheese spaetzli taste even better than usual in the secluded garden and cosy restaurant. Popular for events thanks to the large banqueting hall.
This 100-year-old brewery not only serves excellent beer, but also cuisine to match. Cordon bleu, roast meatloaf and Chässpätzli are served, as well as many delicacies from the oven. The food is cooked here with just as much dedication as it is brewed.