Where to eat on the mountain if you are on foot
With plenty to do in the village, fabulous winter walking paths and access to the same breathtaking views as the skiers, non skiers in a group will also have a fantastic visit. Ski holidays are usually pretty social and whether you have people off in different ski school groups or not skiing for any reason it can be great to meet up at lunch and catch up on the day.
Some of the restaurants are easy to access with lifts or walking, while some will require a longer walk or may be up or downhill so make sure your destination is suitable for you.
Opportunities to meet up for lunch are also aplenty, you can head up the mountain for the views or the skiers can head down closer to the village. Here are some of our favourites:
Al Bosco sits at 2,222 metres, part of the Riffelalp Resort, with a big sun terrace looking straight at the Read more...
Another great lunch spot with fantastic food and a traditional rustic feel. Half way down run 50 for skiers. The Read more...
Situated at the bottom of the Sunnegga home run, Cervo’s location has a couple of big pluses. Firstly, it’s perfect Read more...
The location of this restaurant alone make it a special place to visit. Whether you ski red run 19 or Read more...
Gitz Gädi is the restaurant in the Hotel Silvana just above Furi. They have plenty of local specialties and traditional Read more...
Glacier Alpine Kitchen is the sit-down lunch at the top of the Gornergrat, inside the 3100 Kulmhotel. With views of Read more...
You’ll find this pizza restaurant right next to the self service at Trockener Steg. With plenty of pizza and pasta Read more...
This is a cosy mountain restaurant where a warm atmosphere and good local food can be found. Just steps away Read more...
The highest restaurant in the Sunnegga area at 3100m. The terrace has wide ranging views but weather needs to be Read more...
The name tells you what you’re getting. saycheese! is the cheese restaurant at the Kulmhotel, and it does the Swiss Read more...









