Service was good. They were all quite polite and helpful. Food left a lot to be desired. I had a…read morepizza and my other guests had pasta dishes. None were really that tasty. My Pizza was dry and overdone and a little too salty.

Cozy place with good food. We had pizza and lasagna, both were tasty! Affordable prices.read more

The Oeschinensee Panorama Hike is another trail that I planned my Switzerland trip around. The blue…read morelake, the snow-capped mountains, the free-roaming cows...it's the perfect Switzerland landscape! It's also an UNESCO World Heritage Site! We took a cable car from Kandersteg but hardcore hikers can also hike up the mountain, which adds a couple of hours to the entire trip. If you have the Swiss Pass or Half Pass, it's half off of the ride! From the start of the ride, you can see some amazing views already. There's a river that passes the station and there are several small waterfalls along the mountain that feed into it. For a summer day, it was pretty cold in the morning but we quickly got over that once we started the hike. From the cable car station, it's still a 15-20 minute walk to the lake but we decided to just start the hike before it could get hotter. If you go clockwise, you'll go by the lake first but I'd recommend going the other way so you could end the hike at the lake. The initial ascent is tough but we took our time and enjoyed the scenery. It's not really a dangerous hike...just don't be stupid and wear decent shoes. Lots of side trails to some amazing observation points and picnic spots so take your time to explore them all! There's also some mountain huts that sell snacks, beers, and fresh milk along the trail. By the time we got to the lake, there were a lot of people out and about enjoying the waters. People were swimming along the shores, renting little boats to row out, and having picnics. You can definitely spend an entire day here and with just the hike, we spent over 5 hours. There's also a summer toboggan that was really fun! Highly recommend making this a day trip from Interlaken or even staying the night in Kandersteg.

Gorgeous lake, must see in the jungfrau area. Once you reach the top via gondola, there are plenty…read moreof hiking paths to take advantage of. Really could be a full day of activities. Brief 25 minute hike from gondola station to the lake. Unfortunately we went on a drizzling day so our trip was cut short. There is an e-bus (additional cost per person) that runs every half hour between the lake and gondola - they take card.

Fish fingers, fries, bread were all good. Outside seating gives you a look at the Swiss Alps and…read morethe valley. The service is about 20 minutes. Go here.

Beautiful restaurant, amazing staff and wonderful tasteful food. 5/5 recommend. Espresso and…read morecappuccino highly recommend.

NEVER VISIT CHALET HOTEL ADLER. We should have seen this as a tourist trap when they gave us a big…read morepot of fondue. We ordered 4 beers and asked for one fondue to share for all four of us. However, when we received the bill, we were charged for one fondue each at price $27 per pot plus $9 ham for each. On the menu it stated one fondue for 2 people which we thought was shared between two people. My reviews are always honest and the although I include the price point in my final rating, the food was not even that good. The cheese tasted more like wine than cheese and the bread was hard. The ham tasted alright and was admittedly not bad but this price point and service just wasn't what we were expecting. We spoke to the manager about this and she was very condescending towards us. She said in Switzerland you would never share food and that you could never eat for 13 franks in Switzerland but there was a pizza on the menu for 15 franks. She started saying we were disrespecting Switzerland culture and that this wasn't some type of buffet when we were just trying to understand why our bill was so high. She said she didn't have time to "deal with us" because the restaurant was too busy but there were so many empty tables. Everyone was all smiles before we paid but was rude after we paid and tried to get us out. Overall $144 Swiss franks JUST for cheese was not a good experience. There was also a piece of hair on my ham which I regret not mentioning to the server....

3.50 CHF for Kandersteger wasser (tap water) Before the 20…read moreCHF martini... Tourist trap racket.

We strolled the town on a brisk evening near 9pm looking for chocolate fondue. We had already…read morecalled several restaurants in the area and all had said no. The maitre d' at Nico's greeted us warmly and after a brief chat with her chef came back with a smile and assured us the chocolate fondue would be out shortly. We sat at a table against a decorative bookshelf lined with books and had a nice view of the outdoor landscape through a nearby window. We each ordered a minestrone soup made with herbs from the garden! Fresh and so flavorful. The fondue came as promised and we were elated a dal glad we ventured out and stumbled upon Nico's!

Superb milk, yogurt, and, especially, cheese, including several house-made varieties. Skip the COOP…read moreup the street for dairy and eggs and head here instead. In addition to the amazing cheeses, they have a nice selection of quality Swiss wines, and some well-selected souvenirs, including (naturally) cheese boards, knives, etc.

Delicious homemade food. Service was excellent and the ambiance was quiet. 100% recommendation!read more