A cute little mountain inn. The floors in the guest rooms are beautiful bare wood --- there's a…read moreshoe rack to put your boots. Bring sabots or slippers! Bathrooms are on the hall; the place was mostly empty when we stayed, and there was never a line, but there's certainly a limited supply. There's a small children's play room on the first floor, with some pint-size couches and a well-stocked bookshelf covering about 8 languages. The restaurant has some Indian leanings and doesn't serve red meat, but does serve chicken. For both the rooms and the food, service was very friendly but a bit slow --- plan ahead and don't expect to swipe your card and run to the train.

From the owner: Das Gasthaus Schweizerheim ist ein rustikaler und gemütlicher Landgasthof mit saisonalen…read moreSpezialitäten und gutbügerlicher Küche. Dieser Betrieb existiert bereits seit über hundert Jahren und hat sich sein ländliches Flair sowie das urchige Ambiente bis heute erhalten! Treten Sie nun ein in die Welt des Schweizerheim's und lassen Sie sich optisch vom kulinarischen bis hin zum "Nachtlager" überzeugen. Wir würden uns freuen Sie bald bei uns im "Schwyzerheim" begrüssen zu dürfen ! Ihr Wirtepaar Petra & Tony Durrer - Rey

We found this on Yelp, followed directions to the restaurant only to discover that the place is no…read moremore, or at least it has moved.

We walked to this location not finding the Mexican. An owner of an adjacent bar saw us and came out…read moreand asked if she could help. We told her and she said that restaurant closed last year.

Five star Al pastor! I don't think I've ever had better Al pastor anywhere! Girlfriend had the…read moreburrito and liked it, but the beef wasn't great honestly. And the burritos don't have rice in them. The chips and salsas were great too. Pineapple sour beer was excellent also. Girlfriend loved the red cabbage, maybe a little anachronistic for Mexican, but tasty! Super cool ambiance with all kinds of Mexican images (heavy on the Frida khalo I'll say though). Service was fine, prices were fine by Swiss standards (about $30 USD for a burrito with red cabbage and chips or 3 tacos with no sides). A 750 ml pitcher of margaritas for $80 USD was a bridge too far though. ;)

This place was such a gem! My friend and I came across it on tik tok and we were blown away with…read morethe decor of the place! It reminded us of a Mexican restaurant back home (we're from Oklahoma). To start the margarita was SOOO good, the hibiscus syrup they put in it? Yes, get you one immediately. Guacamole and salsa were so fresh and I'll dream about the fish taco. Our server (Pablo?) was fantastic as well! 5 stars!