Top Food & Drinks Spots in Switzerland

My advice is to grab a booklet from the entrance! It has great info about the cheesemaking process, plus some cool history tidbits that made my visit much more enjoyable.

I recommend checking out the shop before leaving. There are some unique cheese products that you won’t find in regular stores, but be ready, it's a little pricey!

If you want a good photo op, swing by the outside area around 3 PM. The light is just perfect for capturing the beautiful Swiss landscape along with your cheese adventures!

I think the cheese tasting experience is a must! Don't rush it; take your time to enjoy the different flavors. I suggest going around 1 PM when it’s less crowded.

My advice is to check out their special events calendar. I stumbled upon a live DJ set that took my night to a whole new level!

I suggest going on a Thursday night; it felt less crowded and more relaxed, making it way easier to chat with people. Friday nights can get wild!

I suggest checking their happy hour specials if you're looking to save some cash – the drinks are way cheaper and the vibe is still great. I loved the cocktails, and I think I saved at least 20 Swiss francs this way.

If your into the ambiance, I recommend visiting just after sunset. The lighting is on point and creates a really nice vibe. Perfect for a laid-back evening!

Definitely try to go during the weekdays if you can. I went on a Saturday and it was super crowded. Weekdays are much more chill, and you get better service too.

My advice is to visit during the week if you can. The weekends get super busy, and I found it hard to get a seat sometimes. Plus, the energy is a bit more relaxed!

Try to chat with the bartenders; they have great local recommendations for drinks and places nearby that aren't always listed online. They really know their stuff!

If you're planning to try some of the more exotic drinks, ask for a sampler first. I tried a couple of things, and some were surprisingly strong; sampling was a lifesaver!

I suggest checking out their happy hour specials; I saved quite a bit on drinks when I went around 5 PM... It's a nice vibe before the crowd hits!

If you're looking for a cozy spot, I recommend visiting around 5 PM when it's less crowded and you can really enjoy the vibe

I think it's best to order ahead during peak times like weekends; I had to wait quite a while, and it was a little frustrating.

My advice is to grab one of their daily specials if you want to save some bucks. I tried the special wrap and it was delicious!

Don't skip the wine tastings! They have fantastic local wines, and many wineries offer tastings by the glass. Just don't drink too much if you plan on hiking back!

Start your hike in the early morning, around 8 AM. The temperature is cooler, and you can enjoy the beautiful sunrise over the vineyards without the crowds. Trust me, it's worth it!

My advice is to check their menu online before you go. It's not huge, so you might want to plan your meal ahead to avoid any surprises. I found their dessert options a bit limited for my sweet tooth!

I highly recommend making a reservation for dinner, especially on weekends. We showed up unannounced and had to wait ages for a table! Totally worth it once we got in, but save yourself the hassle.

If you're a cheese lover like me, you gotta try the fondue! It's a bit pricy but sooo delicious. I think sharing it is a great way to save some cash while still enjoying it.

I suggest arriving right at 5 PM when they open if you hate crowds. We got a nice table by the window and the atmosphere was perfect. Later on, it got busy, and I felt rushed.