The perch was cooked properly, flaky and moist. Portion felt generous for the price. Sides were pretty basic, but that sauce saved the plate. I sat near the window and the light was nice, though the chairs could use a bit more padding. Solid lunch stop if you&#39;re in the area.

Nice cozy spot. The menu&#39;s compact but packed with good choices. I went for the roasted lamb shoulder - cooked just right, fell off the bone. Could have used a touch more seasoning for my taste, but still a solid dish.

It was packed when we walked in with our group of six, no booking. They squeezed us in at a corner table and the service never felt rushed. A nice surprise for a busy Friday.

Service was slow &mdash; we waited ages just to get the menu, let alone order. Food was okay, nothing to write home about. Portion size was decent for the price though, so I can&#39;t complain too much. Would probably come back if I&#39;m in the area and not in a hurry.

Dinner set me back 39 CHF this time. That&rsquo;s getting steep, even for decent food. The staff were friendly enough, and the meal itself was solid&mdash;nothing fancy, just well-prepared. But honestly, unless you&rsquo;re properly hungry, it&rsquo;s hard to justify the price. I&rsquo;d probably come back only if I&rsquo;m craving that specific menu again.

Stopped by this little bakery in the old town and honestly it&rsquo;s such a chill spot. Staff were super friendly, made me feel welcome right away. Got a couple of pastries and they were fresh, no complaints. Place is small but has a nice calm vibe, good for catching up with a friend over coffee. Would pop in again if I&rsquo;m nearby 🙂

The food at Les Ateliers was really well done, lovely ingredients. Service was friendly but a bit slow, still a nice evening out.

Fast and efficient service paired with classic pizzas at a fair price makes this pizzeria a must-visit in Vevey.

Lovely little spot right by the station. The daily menu was fresh and tasty, decent price too. Service was friendly enough to make it feel welcoming.

Been coming here for years now. The tagliatelle al rag&ugrave; is still the reason I walk across town every time. Service stays consistent, never rushed, always friendly. Place gets busy around noon, so I usually aim for early lunch. Not the cheapest, but you pay for what you get. Still my go-to in Bologna.

With very reasonable prices for a gourmet restaurant, this place is a hidden gem that I highly recommend for anyone looking for a unique dining experience.

The cr&ecirc;pes here are genuinely the best I&#39;ve had in Switzerland. Light, buttery, just the right amount of crisp at the edges. I grabbed one before wandering over to the ice skating show nearby&mdash;made the whole afternoon feel like a proper little outing. They&#39;ve got savoury stuff too, hot dogs and paninis, but honestly, just get the cr&ecirc;pe.

Nice cozy spot, feels like a mountain lodge. We had the beef bourguignon, it was good. A bit pricey for the portion, but the atmosphere is lovely.

The charcuterie board had such fresh, quality ingredients. The homemade yogurt with berries was a perfect light finish.

The breakfast buffet was the best part of my stay. So many fresh pastries and hot options to choose from every morning. It really set me up for the day.

Been coming here for years. It&#39;s right by the lifts, so you can pop in for a quick coffee or a beer without bothering with the ski boots. Simple, does the job.

The staff here are so friendly, always smiling. I tried their local craft beer, it was nice. The snacks were tasty too, especially the olives - they tasted really fresh. A pleasant spot for a light bite.

The beef stroganoff was the best thing I ate in Zermatt, hands down. The waiter picked a wine that just worked with it. Place is tucked off the main street, easy to walk past if you&#39;re not looking. Felt a bit quiet when I went, but that was fine.

Grabbed lunch here with a few people. Food was solid, came out fast and hot. We ordered a bunch of stuff to share, no complaints. Service was on point too. Good spot if you need a quick bite without the fuss.

Lotus is a fantastic Asian restaurant with a warm and friendly atmosphere. The staff is attentive and always greets you with a smile, making every visit enjoyable.

The dishes are carefully prepared and the prices are affordable, making it an excellent option for Asian cuisine lovers.

The pho was solid. Broth had real depth, beef was tender. 25-30 CHF for the area is fair. Noodles could&rsquo;ve been a bit firmer but I&rsquo;m not complaining. That&rsquo;s the dish I&rsquo;d come back for.

The pizza was decent&mdash;good flavors, generous portion. Seasonal menu had a couple interesting twists on the classics. Pretty solid spot.

Stayed at the campsite and ate here one night. Food was decent for the price, owner didn&#39;t fuss when we asked for extra stuff. Breakfast croissants were the best part though.

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The best restaurants in Sion

auberge de la Pleyeux

Restaurant Manon Les Sources

Café Zeph Restaurant

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Pici Pasta

Gildo's Ristorante

Sushi Kaiten

Boulangerie Bread Store

Les Ateliers

Pummaro Pizzas

Le No 6

La cantina del Borgo

Les Saisons

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Chalet Valdôtain

Emotions par Guy Ravet

Café d'Ycoor

Restaurant Le Rosebud

Royaume du Cervin

Baita Layet

Willy Bar

Bar Cafe' Des Guides

Restaurant Avena

Fai Wong

Restaurant Le Lotus

China House

Restaurant Maison Viet

Nouvelle Terre

La Nonna

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