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Canton of Aargau, Switzerland Food Guide: 10 Mediterranean food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Baden
Find out what Mediterranean restaurants to try in Baden including Grosser Alexander, Bouillon, Grosser Alexander, Il brunello, Restaurant Schloss Schartenfels, Bodega Bar, Trattoria Il Gallo, Cittadella, Brasserie Weisses Kreuz, Mira Vino Y Tapas
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10. Mira Vino Y Tapas
Overall Ratings
4 based on 64 reviews
Reviewed By Chefsprive
Location-wise, I agree with other reviewers, it is great. Close to the train station and trendy bars in Baden. In teh summer, there is a nice outside sitting area, which is also nice. But, that's where the excitement ended for me. The service is just not friendly. I felt like we were being herded in and out of the place. The selection of tapas is OK, but the prices are ridiculous. CHF 16 for a tiny plate with a couple of bites is highway robbery in my opinion. The quality of the food was pretty good, so that's a plus. Overall, a one time visit for me. There is another tapas place in Baden, which is much better. So, if you are in the neighborhood, are bar hopping, want a bite and are not worried about dropping CHF 50 plus for a couple of tapas dishes and some drinks, then this place will do the job.
9. Brasserie Weisses Kreuz
Overall Ratings
4 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By OMeachair
First thing, the service was very welcoming and we were well looked after. Being Swiss cuisine, meat dominates. We ordered fillet steaks. The meat was only okay, definitely nothing special about it. But what I really didn't like was the seasoning. It wasn't just pepper and some salt, but some concoction with a variety of (synthetic?) flavourings that left a strange taste in the mouth. The meat, for what it was worth, wasn't given a chance as a result, and for 44CHF the main ingredient should be right and shouldn't need to be dressed in such an artificial way. I know that this type of seasoning is popular with some locals, but perhaps it's because I didn't grow up with it (like, say, marmite-type products?) it's kind of hard to get used to. The restaurant no doubt appeals to those with very traditional tastes. Not my cup of tea (or should I say, 'fillet of steak'!) though.HelloWe regret your experience. We would like to inform you that since April 1, 2018, there is a new owner with a brasserie concept.We would like to convince you and looking forward to see you soon.Kind regardsStefano & Team
8. Cittadella
Overall Ratings
4 based on 109 reviews
Reviewed By Passport682406
Great people hosting, lovely restaurant in a cosy side street. They always serve something AUTHENTIC as an appetizer from their part of Italy, which is not in the menu. Food is delicious. They really make you feel welcome by taking care of your special demands. Always a great experience!
7. Trattoria Il Gallo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 111 reviews
Reviewed By Madmartigand
An other good italian restaurant in Baden. Tiny and cozy. I tried panzerotti and they were excellent, a bit spicy as it should. Others had pizza and claimed very good. The place is very tiny, occasionally noisy, and that adds a bit of fun. Good service and chat.
6. Bodega Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 118 reviews
Reviewed By johan6688
We had mixed tapas to start with: mushrooms, jalapeños, ham and bacon rolls. As main we tried the tenderloin and the chicken. Both tasted great! Service was good. We sat outside and enjoyed the small square view.
5. Restaurant Schloss Schartenfels
Overall Ratings
4 based on 208 reviews
Reviewed By Frequenttraveler031
Schloss Schartenfels restaurant situated high on the hills in Wettingen offers fantastic views over the surrounding area and has a warm and friendly ambiance. The food is very good and artfully presented. The service is friendly and profecional. I can highly recommend this reastaurant to anyone who want a great night out.
4. Il brunello
Overall Ratings
4 based on 231 reviews
Italienisches Restaurant und Pizzeria. Saisonale Spezialitäten. Schöne Gartenwirtschaft unter Bäumen
Reviewed By 375AlbertoP
Business diner with other colleagues. Italian restaurant with italian style and italian waiters...The menù shows italian recipes, which indeed seems adapted to local tastes once the dish is on the table. The restaurant would be in the average, in taly, but here is of high quality. Prices are high, in line with the expensive switzerland. Some prices totally out of range, wine in particular. What to say, it's a recommended place if people is running dry of spaghetti...
3. Grosser Alexander
Overall Ratings
4 based on 71 reviews
Reviewed By Brittany A
I went with three friends to Grosser Alexander while staying in Baden. We had such an great meal. The risotto with prawns was so delicious! Desserts were likewise great, and I recommend the pistachio gelato. The whole night, we were very well cared for by the entire staff who were super friendly and helped with some translation questions we had. Definitely worth a visit if you're in Baden!Hello dear guest. Thank you very much for the nice words about our restaurant. That makes us happy.Best wishes from Baden and see you soon.Sandro, Walter & the Team.
Baden Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Baden
2. Bouillon
Overall Ratings
4 based on 128 reviews
Reviewed By JHBrewer
We went for a late lunch at 13:15 (we actually closed them down, but they were very understanding about it) and ordered from both the Daily Specials menu and the main dinner menu, no problem. I had the Gambas a la Plancha with a green salad, a beer and a glass of chardonnay. The gambas were really prawns, of course -- I don't think the Spanish let any of their real gambas out of the country (I don't blame them) -- but fairly authentically prepared; the salad was ordinary for Switzerland, which means excellent by North American standards. Others had everything from BBQ spare ribs to several vegetarian dishes. All good, from their reports. This cozy little place is adjacent to the Bahnhof, so easy to enjoy for travelers. It helps if you understand German, but they will speak English cheerfully if you wish. It's medium-expensive by Swiss standards, which means "fine dining" prices for us Yanks & Canucks. They do take credit cards, which is not guaranteed everywhere in Switzerland.
1. Grosser Alexander
Overall Ratings
4 based on 71 reviews
Reviewed By Brittany A
I went with three friends to Grosser Alexander while staying in Baden. We had such an great meal. The risotto with prawns was so delicious! Desserts were likewise great, and I recommend the pistachio gelato. The whole night, we were very well cared for by the entire staff who were super friendly and helped with some translation questions we had. Definitely worth a visit if you're in Baden!Hello dear guest. Thank you very much for the nice words about our restaurant. That makes us happy.Best wishes from Baden and see you soon.Sandro, Walter & the Team.
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