Which Swiss ski region has the best gastronomic offer?

This winter season, Blick and Switzerland Tourism are once again searching for the most beautiful ski areas in Switzerland and presenting the Blick Winter Awards in six different categories. Every ski area in Switzerland can register for a maximum of two of the six categories. You decide who will win!

The following ski areas have registered for the “Gastronomy” category that we present to your liking for now. Vote for your favorite now on winterawards.ch.

Various mountain restaurants in Andermatt offer specialties from the two cantons, Uri and Graubünden. With their traditional charm and varied menus, the restaurants inspire visitors to the ski resort.

Regional products and starred restaurants pamper gourmets in Crans-Montana. With 150 restaurants, an extensive wine region and many sun terraces, the venue is ideal for enjoying delicious food and stunning panoramas.

In the home of Glarner ski legend Vreni Schneider, you will have a unique view of Martinsloch and the Unesco World Heritage Site “Tectonic Arena Sardona”. There are also many mountain huts that serve delicious food.

From a simple snack to a variety of grill specialties and crispy pizza. There is something for everyone at Hoch-Ybrig. Many mountain restaurants have a large sundeck so that you can better enjoy the wonderful panorama.

The Kies-Mettmen cable car takes families, nature lovers, snowshoeers and ski tours directly to the Mettmen Alp (1600 m above sea level). At the mountain restaurants you can enjoy a variety of dishes and a relaxed and stylish atmosphere.

Montreux Riviera is the destination of choice for the greatest gourmets. A cuisine refining local products – high quality specialties from terroir. The destination is not only characterized by upscale gastronomy, but also offers a wide range of restaurants with something for every taste and every budget.

High-quality gastronomy makes a trip to Samnaun a unique experience. Samnaun is located in the border triangle of Switzerland, Austria and Italy and you can feel the influence of these three countries in Samnaun cuisine.

It is not without reason that Zermatt can call itself the mountain village with the highest concentration of gourmet restaurants. Want a classic fondue, raclette or rösti? Or could it be something more unusual? It doesn’t matter – the main thing is that you have a view of the Matterhorn.