Visited today. Got up to the top and I was freezing. Behind the glass, it was warm and the view was amazing. Midday on a beautiful clear winter day.Orders the chicken Schnitzel and it arrived very quickly. and a big plate it was. Tasted great. Good bowl of salad. Generous helpings. (a bit too much salt on the chips - it gets added. no salt on the table although if I asked I'm sure I would have had some)So full marks on the food, especially with the, for Switzerland and it's location, reasonable price of CHF26 - including a coffee.Waitresses ad a nice touch with their traditional dress - sort off. I must say, the lederhosen hot pants my waitress wore looked pretty cool :)If you're going to be...
As other reviewers have said, the views are extraordinary from here.We just had some desserts and coffee, which were fine and one just asked for some bread and butter, the bread was stale, no jam, hence the average rating. Maybe that's mean, but it just seemed average, food-wise. It might do cracking lunches and meals, don't know.However, given where this place is situated, it's pretty amazing that they can run a business at all, so we give it a thumbs up for being there.The most interesting thing other than the views is the bird's nest we found atop the lamp at the entrance. Pic included. Brave bird, it's at almost 3,000 m, but a quite ingenious place to build a nest.
Our family of four had lunch here while one of our kids was snowboarding at Parsenn.My wife & I and our baby were not skiing but we took the Parsennbahn and the cable car up to the peak to see the views. We stopped in the restaurant initially just to have a coffee but ended staying for lunch as the main restaurant was jam packed.The food was really very good. The pasta bolognese off the kid's menu was excellent. Our other child still raves about the spatzle in cheese sauce. Being at the peak, the views are spectacular though it was snowing hard when we were there but we still got an appreciation.Service was very good. Definitely worth the trip up.
We came upon this place by accident, not realising that there was a restaurant at the very top of the cable car coming up from Davos. The views are just superb, with a wide panorama over the valley and the mountains opposite. The sun terrace has some shelter and the interior has great views too if the weather isn't to your liking.We had a great coffee/piece of cake, but having looked at the restaurant menu as well, weren't sure we would come if it was only for the food. Mostly of the burger/chicken nuggets/chips type fare.This said, well worth the trip up and one of our favourite places so far in the Davos area.
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Take the very steep stage one of the Parsenne mountain railway from Davos Dorf in the Graubunden canton of Switzerland. Cross over to the insanely high second stage for an even more spectacular high level view. Finally at 2850 metres, dangle on tooth floss in a heavy cablecar for 5 mins all the way from WeissFluhJoch to WeissFluhGipfel and reach about 2900 metres - yes that's 9500 feet. Play snowballs in July - snowdrifts will have melted down to 2 metres thick by now. Crazy! The restaurant provides good food and drink but beware the prices are as high as the mountain!
This one is situated at the peak of the Parsenn mountain - level with the birds! Good views then, but really there's little else to rave about. The building is functional & devoid of Swiss charm with only the traditionally dressed wait staff adding a whiff of authenticity. There is no outside seating, it's either the main restaurant or a rather numb conservatory style add-on. Perfectly pleasant but neither warm or charming. Food was ok - gutsy & generously proportioned & service friendly enough.
The best thing about this restaurant is the amazing mountain view from 2844 m altitude! There is a small but beautiful outside terrace where you can enjoy the spectacular view in nice weather.Some of the waiters were dressed in traditional Swiss outfits which was very charming!Definitely worth the trip up if the weather is nice!RegardsSvein-Magne Tunli from Bergen, Norway.
At the end of a five-hour hike up from Klosters Platz, the restaurant offered just what was needed. Perhaps not a culinary paradise but their potato soup with Frankfurter sausage was served in a huge bowl and provided the lost calories. The views are stunning...all around to enjoy a meal-ending drink. Card payments are also accepted, not a given in all summit restaurants.
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Great restaurant with scenic views and good cuisine. Try to arrive before midday or reserve in advance. Good dishes with Rösti.
Great restaurant with scenic views and good cuisine. Try to arrive before midday or reserve in advance. Good dishes with Rösti.
