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Where to eat Contemporary food in Locarno: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover Restaurants offering the best Contemporary food in Locarno, Swiss Alps, Switzerland. Locarno (Italian: [loˈkarno], German: [loˈkarno]; Ticinese: Locarn [loˈkɑːrn]; formerly in German: Luggárus [luˈɡaːrʊs]) is a southern Swiss town and municipality in the district Locarno (and its capital), located on the northern shore of Lake Maggiore at its northeastern tip in the canton of Ticino at the southern foot of the Swiss Alps. It has a population of about 16,000 (proper), and about 56,000 for the agglomeration of the same name including Ascona besides other municipalities.
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1. Osteria dell Enoteca
Overall Ratings
5 based on 194 reviews
Reviewed By Manuela L
Wonderful terrace in contrada Maggiore, tipical inn, in a perfect place to enjoy traditionnal good dishes, excellent Tuscan cuisine, romantic ambiance, ideal for a charming and nice eveningBuongiorno Manuela LThank you very much for your opinion on TripAdvisor. It was a pleasure to have you with us and we are glad that you are satisfied with our service and our kitchen - which is, we would like to mention that - not tuscan but regional from Ticino and mediterrean. Hope to welcome you soon againHeike and Giuseppe
Most Popular European food in Locarno, Swiss Alps, Switzerland
2. BLU Restaurant & Lounge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 503 reviews
BLU Restaurant & Lounge is located in Locarno, directly on the shores of Lake Maggiore. In a unique setting with a splendid view of the lake and mountains you can enjoy delicious cuisine. The wide and varied menu of the BLU Restaurant & Lounge is particul
Reviewed By soehail
Stunning location; Offers an upscale yet very trendy location and the food is also good for me as an vegetarian when other options are unavailable. Attentive servive, Reasonly priced as well (Pasta/Pizza 20CHF) and as well try to mic an Scandinavia decor with Italian Basics. Good for lake and mediterianian lovers
Where to eat Swiss food in Locarno: The Best Restaurants and Bars
3. Grotto Baldoria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 526 reviews
Reviewed By TripDip
Enjoyed my lunch and discussions with the owner and gentleman in the next table. Family style, tasty and easygoing, almost like the outside dining room for locals. You can eat quietly and talk small or big topics, but better try out your German or Italian, even if a bit rusty!
Most Popular French food in Locarno, Swiss Alps, Switzerland
4. Ristorante Seven
Overall Ratings
4 based on 631 reviews
Ristorante Sevenâs philosophy, born from the love and respect we show to our raw ingredients, is a return to honest cookery. By combining traditional recipes of the âBel Paeseâ and innovative cooking techniques, our Chefs create an array of wholesome dish
Reviewed By Benji_Suiza
My husband and I have been visiting the SEVEN restaurant several times in the past five years.It has never occurred to me that I got treated as an unwelcomed second class guest in my entire life than this time:A friend from South-East Asia came visiting me in Switzerland. We just drove from Zermatt directly to Ascona, to the restaurant SEVEN, because I wanted to show her a nice spot in Ascona to eat out.Since we wore our trekking gear from the Zermatt hike, we were about to be seated at a table with a wall right in front of us(!), although other tables were available with views to the lake and the setting sun.We then politely asked to be seated to the neighbour table with lake view. Which the chief of service (the blond guy, our guess from the behaviour of the other waiters) hesitantly allowed us to be seated.We had to ask for the wine and food menue twice and waited 15â until we asked three waiters if we could order wine and meals.We waited another 35â until our meals were being served.Although we gave them the feedback as we did now in this review, nothing had been untertaken. We consumed meals and wines for CHF 210.â and even paid for the espresso.We would like to outline that Celine and Claudio were very kind to us and committed. Without them, we would have left right away. The food was good. The wine (Unique, Donatsch, 2009) was excellent.However, I will not return to Seven again.Dear Benji, allow us to correct you: we do not treat people wearing trekking gear (or jeans, or leggings) as second class customers. We do, however, reserve our best tables to the customers who took care to book one. In high season, diners who "pop in" last minute, might have to settle for the less scenic tables, despite us striving to accomodate everyone with the best we can offer.As for that particular evening, we had just been "greeted" by a summer storm. Diners seated outside had to be quicky transferred inside, with their dishes, bottles, glasses... an organizational nightmare, swiftly and expertly taken care of by our motivated staff. Then, as the storm cleared, we had to ensure everyone got accomodated back to their tables outside.. that's why you saw empty tables, but were told by our manager that they were not free, and that's why, unfortunately, we did accumulate a little delay in serving you and our other kind customers. Next time, we advise you to book your table in advance, to guarantee the best sightseeing spot to enjoy your meal.. unfortunately we can only cross our fingers to keep the summer storms away!
