The gnocchi at lunch was the highlight&mdash;soft, pillowy, exactly what I needed. Sat outside and watched the town go by, location really is unbeatable. Staff were nice too, no complaints there. Just wish the sun had stayed out a bit longer, but that&#39;s not on them. Solid spot if you&#39;re in the center.

Pizza was solid, service efficient enough. Busy spot though&mdash;even with a reservation we waited a bit. Food made up for it.

The host really knows how to make you feel welcome. Food was fresh, and they paired my wine nicely with the catch of the day. Solid spot.

Stopped by for lunch after a morning walk. The chef and his wife really care about what they serve. I had the grilled fish, it was fresh and simply seasoned. They even came by to ask how everything was. A bit pricey, but the quality felt honest. Nice spot in St. Moritz if you want something light.

The grilled shrimp was fresh, cooked just right. Lake and mountain views from the table too, but honestly the shrimp alone would bring me back.

Came here with a couple of friends last week and honestly the escargots were the highlight for me. So buttery and garlicky, perfect for sharing. We also got the apple strudel with vanilla cream sauce and it was super comforting. Vito checked on us a few times, really friendly guy. Place is small so it gets a bit cozy, but that kinda adds to the vibe 😊

Sunday buffet at 34.50 CHF, decent spread. Cheese and cold cuts were solid, omelette station did the job. Service stayed friendly even when it got busy.

The ossobuco with spinach was decent&mdash;tender, well-seasoned. My friend had the braten with smashed potatoes, also pretty good. Portions are generous though, so don&#39;t overorder like we did. We left stuffed. Service was fine, nothing to complain about. Would come back if I&#39;m in the area again.

Dropped by for the 8-course surprise menu. Kitchen tour at the start was a nice touch. Food was solid, creative without being fussy. Service kept things moving. Not cheap, but fair for the experience.

Came for the pizza. Toppings were solid, dough could be a bit better. Service was friendly enough. Pricey, but yeah, it&#39;s St. Moritz.

The Tom Yum here is legit, spicy and sour just right. Green curry was solid too. Portion size surprised me, honestly enough for two if you order a starter. Paid around 30 CHF for a main and rice, which feels okay for Chur. Not a fancy place but the food does the talking. I&#39;d go back for the curry alone.

Been coming here for 14 years now. The entrec&ocirc;te on the hot stone is still my go-to, meat was properly tender. Fries were a bit soft today, could&#39;ve been crispier. Wouldn&#39;t mind a small side veggie either. But honestly, at this point I know what I&#39;m getting. Fine for a casual dinner.

The 8-course tasting menu is seriously pretty &mdash; every plate looks like it was arranged by someone with an eye for detail. Scallop sashimi and the radish soup were my favorites. Only small thing: the mango dessert had this smoky taste that reminded me a bit too much of the trout course. Service was nice, and the space feels cozy without being cramped.

Came for the game meat and the venison stew didn&#39;t let me down. Chestnut noodles were a nice change too, hearty and warm. Portion felt right for the price. If you&#39;re tired of fondue and want something different, this is a solid stop.

The sushi was pretty good&mdash;fish slices were thick and tasted fresh. Sake came at room temperature though, which was a bit of a letdown. Place felt a little cold inside too. But for sushi in Davos, it&rsquo;s a decent option. I&rsquo;d go back if I was in the mood.

The staff translated the whole menu for us since there&#39;s no English version. Food was pretty good and reasonably priced.

Came here with a few friends for dinner and honestly the cordon bleu was the highlight for me. Crispy outside, cheese still oozing. Menu&rsquo;s pretty big&mdash;pasta, risotto, all that&mdash;so it took me a minute to decide. Staff were nice, didn&rsquo;t rush us even when it got busy. Only thing is it&rsquo;s a bit loud inside, but fine for a casual night out.

The vegan tasting menu was a nice surprise&mdash;clearly labelled, which I appreciated. Food was pretty good, nothing over the top but satisfying. The view over Davos is the real highlight though. We sat by the window and it made the whole meal feel calmer. Service was decent, maybe a little slow at times, but fine overall.

Decent spot for a casual afternoon. Grabbed some nachos and a couple drinks on the terrace. Place is a bit pricey, but the location makes up for it. Service was quick enough, even when it got busier. Fine if you&#39;re in the area and want to sit outside for a bit.

The grilled octopus with potatoes and garlic was really well done&mdash;simple but full of flavor. I sat near the window and the light was nice, though the chairs got a bit uncomfortable after a while. Still, a decent spot if you&#39;re after Portuguese classics without any fuss.

The curry soup was the best thing I ordered. Garden seating made it feel a bit more special, even if the service was a little slow.

Daniela was super attentive&mdash;made sure we had everything before we even asked. The food hit the spot too. Would come back if I&#39;m in the area again.

The seasonal dishes were decent&mdash;nicely plated and pretty flavorful. The old 1450s building gives the place a bit of character, which I liked. Not mind-blowing, but a solid meal overall. Maybe a touch pricey for what you get, but I&#39;d still say it&#39;s fine for a casual dinner.

The gnocchi and sea bass with Mediterranean veg were really good&mdash;I let the staff pick for me and they nailed it. Place had a nice buzz for a casual catch-up with friends. Only thing is it got a bit loud later on, but we were too busy eating to care 😄

The chicken and egg concept is clever, and the menu has plenty of options, even vegan ones. Service was friendly and attentive, which made the meal easy and relaxing.

The pizza dough was light and the toppings tasted fresh. They even brought coffee while we waited, which was a nice touch.

Great spot for a chill dinner with friends. We grabbed a table by the window and the view over Arosa was unreal. Food was solid, service friendly. Maybe a bit pricey but worth it for the setting. 😊

Open when half the town&rsquo;s shut for the season. Solid service, nothing fancy. Had the local special and it did the job. Fine if you&rsquo;re nearby and hungry.

The terrace is lovely and the coffee was decent, but CHF 23+ for a tarte flamb&eacute;e felt steep for what you get. Cakes looked good though. Maybe stick to those.

The crispy chicken at this mountain hut was seriously well-seasoned. QR code ordering kept things quick, even when it got busy. Prices are a bit steep, but the quality makes up for it.

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