Stopped by Glatz for a hot chocolate break, while we were walking around the snowy city…read more Mr was hungry for a savory snack & they had a nice variety. He chose a Caprese-style & liked it a lot The hot chocolates were very milky - could have used much more chocolate but then again, I was envisioning something more like a thick drinking chocolate & not so much like a latte-style glass of warm chocolate milk. but nevertheless, hit the spot & the place was totally packed but tables turned pretty quickly Free wifi with code on your receipt

We wanted breakfast pastries and Glatz was close to where we were staying. The pastries were all…read morevery good and service was friendly enough; however, the hot chocolate was not very hot, and it was thin and lacking in chocolate flavor.

This is a nice little spot in Thun. The burgers and fries here are probably some of the best that…read moreyou will get in the village. The beer was good, the service was quick, and the atmosphere was pleasant. This will be one of my go to spots the next time I am back to this area.

My wife and I wanted a typical Swiss restaurant and we were not disappointed!…read more1st of all, we were the only tourists in the house. There were families, couples, a birthday Group, etc. Of course, cheese is the norm and so is the schnitzel. I'm glad I made a reservation m, as they were tight when we arrived. We couldn't ask for anything better!

What a fabulous place. We had the fondue and added meat, pearl onions, gherkins and nuts…read more Absolutely fantastic! A true Swiss experience.

Very nice, very clean, very friendly (English speaking) staff. This was our base for six days at…read morethe end of July, to the first few days of August. It's a bit of an older hotel, but it would have been nice to have a mini fridge, air conditioning, and a shower that isn't the size of a phone booth. We had breakfast there every day and it was a buffet with many tasty options, sadly it was the same spread every day. Dinner was choice of four main courses, and an appetizer, desert was always interesting (such as a desert that looked just like an apple, pear, lemon) and all excellent! The hotel is close to the train station, the cable car, and the lovely (car free) town, and yes we would recommend this hotel!

This place used to be our go-to but has gone tremendously downhill. The food is sub-par, the…read moreservice is sporadic, and the rooms are spartan at best with next to no amenities. I'd steer clear, no matter how great the proximity to the train station seems.

Wartsaal is one of my favorite spots in Bern. Great atmosphere, lovely place in summer aswell as in…read morewinter. Very nice patio, overgrown by ivy, so you can sit in the shade and enjoy one of their delicious drinks (get their home made ice tea or an alcoholic drink), I like their coffee aswell (no charge for soy milk). Might be busy on Sunday's during brunch hours (so actually till late). Friendly staff and conscious about their food sources. Most of the ingredients are organic.

This is a nice place to have a couple of drinks and eat something at an acceptable price (which is…read morenot easy to find I n Bern) service is a bit slow due to the size of the kitchen but it's okay if you're, like I am , not in a hurry... They have a small terrace in front and a large one at the side which is always full. But as I said, if you have time you can make the queue and wait a few minutes for table to be freed up outside, like most Swiss people are doing...

Great service, tasty food. Ambiance is very much what you'd expect for a spot near a train station…read moreand a university. Only complaint was the price - with the exchange rate, it came out to $40 for a bowl of ramen, bottle of sparkling water, and a small dessert. I hadn't planned to go here, but it was raining and the ramen really hit the spot. The dessert was also very good - mochi pancakes with adzuki bean paste.

My husband and I came here after a day of shopping; he got the miso broth with gyoza ramen and I…read moregot the vegetarian with shio broth. The noodles are great, the vegetable ingredients are fresh, and the gyoza was delicious. I'm giving 4 stars instead of 5 because neither broth had much flavor and there was no tonkatsu on the menu (which is what I usually think of when I think of ramen). But - it was the first ramen we've found in the area, and it was pretty good!

Hands down the best steak house we had the pleasure to eat at. The butcher gave us excellent…read morerecommendations on cuts and temperature to cook each steak at. Some we never would have ordered, like the popcorn pork chops, but was amazing to our surprise. Prime Rib was the favorite of the evening even over the Filet. So tender and flavorful, perfectly caramelized. This is a must try if in Bern looking for a great steak dinner.

Amazing place and an amazing steakhouse. The interiors are very cool and I love how the place…read morecombines a store, an actual butcher's stand where you pick out the meats and place an order for them, and a nice restaurant all-together! We had steak and fries and the food was very tasty. The staff was very nice and happy to help! A much go for steak enthusiasts in Europe!

Stopped quickly at Confiserie Tschirren to try their champagne truffles, pralines, and other…read morechocolates. The Tschirren family has been making chocolate in Bern since 1919. Absolutely amazing and worth a quick stop! Definitely a good spot for picking up a present from Bern.

It's one of the best pastry shop in Berne. The main shop is in the old city in Kramgasse 73 near…read morefamous Zytglogge tower but there is a subsidiary in Berne railway station. They have an interesting choice of chocolates and cakes. The service is always very friendly and warmhearted. Princess fancy cake is definitely my favourite one. It's a soft cream biscuit cake covered with green marzipan and on top there is a red marzipan rose. They have it in 3 sizes but the small one should be enough for 2 persons. You can buy a bigger one but it's better to eat it in the same day^^ I did also tried other delicious products such as black forest cake, lemon and also orange quark cakes, chocolates etc. Tschirren is a traditional Bern pastry shop and they recently have got competition from Zurich Sprüngli who opened a branch in Berne railway station. The prices are rather averaged considering the very high quality of their products.