A culinary journey through Davos: Restaurants to explore
Broaden your culinary horizons: During a journey through the restaurants of Davos in the Swiss Alps, you can sample your way through the region’s delicious specialities. Discover a whole new world of flavours, delightful aromas and inviting dining locations! Read our restaurant recommendations for a selection of exquisite dining experiences in Davos, all of them just perfect after a day on the slopes!


Bistro National
An air of Italy in Davos
Bistro National serves authentic Italian cuisine in a modern setting. Two chefs from the island of Elba prepare traditional southern Italian dishes, bringing a touch of Italy to the ski region of Davos. From homemade star-shaped ravioli to savoury saltimbocca, let yourself be whisked away to Italy by the specialities at Bistro National! You’ll find the perfect wine to go with your meal in the varied wine list offering an exquisite selection. Located at Hotel National, this restaurant is well worth a visit.
• Special highlight: Nominated for the title “The Most Beautiful Restaurants, Hotels and Bars 2024” by Callwey Verlag
• Perfect after: a winter hike through the snow-covered mountains
• Chef’s recommendation: Spaghetti alle Vongole
• Hosts: Federico and Giuseppe
Montana Stube
Cosy evenings at Arvenstube
Montana Stube is a cosy, welcoming restaurant in Davos Dorf. The warm atmosphere of the dining room makes it the perfect spot for a sociable dinner after a day in the snow. The house speciality is “Mistkratzerli,” prepared using a traditional recipe. Tender on the inside, with a crispy skin on the outside, this hot chicken dish is served straight from the oven to your table – a true delight!
Our tip: For a memorable culinary experience with friends, try the Fondue Chinoise in the 100-year-old “Arvenstube”.
- Special highlight: 100-year-old “Arvenstube”
- Perfect after: a day of skiing on Parsenn
- Chef’s recommendation: crispy fried “Mistkratzerli” chicken
- Host: Karol Vagner
Steakhouse Ochsen
Meat specialities on the hot stone
At Restaurant Ochsen, the meat sizzles on the hot stone. This method of preparation originally comes from Argentina and has been a feature at Ochsen restaurant for many years. Whether you prefer it rare or well done is up to you, as you grill the steak yourself on a hot stone. From Swiss Black Angus entrecôte to South American guanaco, there’s a wide range of both local and exotic meats to try. Vegetarians can enjoy this culinary experience with mushrooms and vegetables. The steakhouse at Hotel Ochsen in Davos is popular with guests from Austria and abroad.
- Special highlight: dishes prepared on hot stones
- Perfect after: a day of skiing on Jakobshorn
- Chef’s recommendation: Swiss Black Angus entrecôte on the hot stone
- Hosts: Marian Majercak and Peter Mastik
Restaurant Piz Piz
Cheese fondue with a twist
A good cheese fondue makes for the perfect evening – and the modern restaurant Piz Piz takes it one step further. They reinterpret the classic fondue by combining it with unique side dishes, turning the well-known dish into an exciting and unforgettable taste experience. With its diverse ingredients, the Fondue Chinoise, also known as a “Hot Pot”, is a visual highlight on the table. It only takes one look at the menu to see that the restaurant at Hotel Davoserhof comes up with new, surprising dishes every year, making it the perfect place for a culinary adventure with friends or family.
Our tip: For those who don’t fancy a fondue, Chef Paride’s delicious Schnitzel is the perfect choice.
Restaurant Alte Post
Wood-fired pizza in a traditional Walser house
Fancy a wood-fired pizza or perhaps a fondue? At Restaurant Alte Post, you can choose your dining room based on your meal preference. In the oldest fondue parlour in Davos, a classic fondue is served, which you can refine with mushrooms or mountain herbs as you wish. In the second dining room, à la carte dishes are offered, and in the third, you can enjoy a delicious wood-fired pizza. The restaurant at Hotel Alte Post boasts excellent cuisine and a cosy atmosphere.
- Special highlight: The new tenant has transformed the traditional Walser house in the heart of Davos into a place of indulgence.
- Perfect after: snowboarding on Jakobshorn
- Chef’s recommendation: wood-fired pizza
- Host: Remo Müller
Stall Valär
Exquisite dining in a former stable
Stall Valär is renowned for its high-quality cuisine. The dishes created by Chef Paride are a feast for both the eyes and the palate. The kitchen team excels at crafting surprising dishes from premium ingredients. Carefully selected dishes, a charming atmosphere and a refined wine list make every visit to Stall Valär a special occasion. After a day full of experiences in the mountains of Davos, a visit to Stall Valär will delight all your senses.
- Special highlight: fine dining in a former stable
- Perfect after: a freeride adventure in the deep snow of Davos Klosters
- Chef’s recommendation: Paride’s meatloaf
- Host: Miteinander GmbH
Restaurant Giodavin
Cordon bleu and more
If you’re looking to enjoy a great cordon bleu, restaurant Giodavin is the place to be. Located on the ground floor of Hotel Strela, this restaurant serves an exceptional cordon bleu. You can choose from three cordon bleu variations, as well as a vegetarian option. The hosts and their team prepare delicious meat dishes and classics with passion, using regional ingredients. A special highlight is the homemade risotto, served in a cheese wheel. The diverse menu and top-quality wine list ensure every culinary desire is met. The perfect restaurant after an active day in the snow!
- Special highlight: homemade risotto served in a cheese wheel
- Perfect after: sledging fun on Rinerhorn
- Chef’s recommendation: "Der Bündner” cordon bleu
- Hosts: Marian Majercak and Peter Mastik
Let the culinary journey through the Swiss Alps begin! Discover Davos from a foodie’s perspective and try our recommended restaurants! What better way to end an eventful day in the mountains than with a well-prepared dinner?
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