Walliserstube - Grachen

We stopped overnight in Grachen in June on our way to Italy and tried this restaurant for our evening meal. The place was practically empty but it was off-seaso... read more We stopped overnight in Grachen in June on our way to Italy and tried this restaurant for our evening meal. The place was practically empty but it was off-season. The food was reasonable but what spoiled it for us the complete lack of customer service from the waiter. He could not provide an English menu or speak English or French and just left us to muddle through. Fortunately another couple at the bar was able to help us translate enough of the menu to order our meal. When it came to pay, we were given another table's bill and again this mistake on the waiters part took some sorting out. I don't think we will be visiting again due the waiter's indifference.

During our holidays in Switzerland, we stayed 3 days in Grachen. One of our meals was in this restaurant, and we had an excellent experience. Here, you can enjo... read more During our holidays in Switzerland, we stayed 3 days in Grachen. One of our meals was in this restaurant, and we had an excellent experience. Here, you can enjoy local dishes (fondue), with an excellent service.

Very bad quality food! Avoid this place, please read more Very bad quality food! Avoid this place, please

Good luck read more Good luck

We chose this restaurant to have our first raclette of the trip, but the dish, though it looked beautiful, didn’t taste at all like raclette but rather like som... read more We chose this restaurant to have our first raclette of the trip, but the dish, though it looked beautiful, didn’t taste at all like raclette but rather like some nondescript cheese. There was no smell at all. Very strange. We are raclette lovers! When we asked the waitress about the raclette (thinking she might say it’s young or mild… conceivable if unlikely), she immediately turned angry and dismissive. When she brought us the bill, she said the card reader was broken, too. Again, this might have been true, but it seemed a strange coincidence. Finally, just a note that on the table, they advertise 10cl of a wine is 6.80 and 50cl is 38 CHF. Well… if you do the math, you’re paying more for the bottle than by the glass! We asked about this when we sat down, but she waved us away. So make sure to order by the glass! It’s cheaper.