This hotel's restaurant has a great hearty lunch that you should enjoy on their lovely terrace on sunnier days. We recommend ordering the kaseschnitte for those with a bigger appetite, or something more digestible like the goat cheese salad.

Part butcher, part wine shop, part restaurant, Boucherie is from the team behind 16 Art Bar and Saanerhof Pub. Queues form early for quality cuts of meat displayed upfront, but locals also drop in for lunch. The menu rotates between burgers, Thai-leaning plates and daily specials, with bottles from the well‐stocked wine fridge opened on request. Tables spill outside in summer, and takeaway is seamless for a slope‐side snack.

At 1,920 metres, Wasserngrat stands out for excellent mountain dining with a focus on local produce. Expect Simmental beef entrecôte, rösti with eggs and bacon, and gruyère moitié-moitié fondue served with pickles, potatoes and a sharp shot of schnapps. Meringues with thick double cream from Gruyère often close out the meal. Two terraces follow the sun, with sweeping views across snow-dusted peaks. Winter bookings are wise.