Restaurant Kronenhalle
Fine dining restaurant · Fluntern
Rämistrasse 4, 8001 Zürich, Switzerland
Highlights
Dine amid masterpieces, enjoying gourmet Swiss cuisine and ambiance
Dine amid masterpieces, enjoying gourmet Swiss cuisine and ambiance
"This Zurich institution located on Bellevueplatz has housed a restaurant since 1924. Be sure to look around – the walls are adorned with original art by Joan Miró, Marc Chagall, Pierre Bonnard! You can choose to dine in the lively atmosphere of the Brasserie or the more intimate ambience of the Chagall Room. There is also the Swiss Gallery on the first floor. In this beautiful, stylish setting, diners tuck into classic, traditional cuisine at its most heartfelt and satisfying! Much of the food is presented to diners tableside. A signature dish is their Kronenhalle sliced fillet of veal with rösti." - Michelin Inspector
"Kronenhalle is a well-established Zurich restaurant known for its traditional Swiss cuisine and fine dining atmosphere."
"Dining Amidst Museum-Quality Art Open since 1924, Zurich’s most esteemed classic restaurant exudes wealth—mahogany wood paneling, glittering chandeliers—and patrons would need a lot of it to dine here, too. (The veal steak with morel sauce and spätzli, a favorite, is an eye-watering 68 Swiss francs.) But some say the museum-quality art collection—with works by Picasso, Chagall, Matisse, Mirò and Braque—make dining here well worth the splurge."
"Dining Amidst Museum-Quality Art Open since 1924, Zurich’s most esteemed classic restaurant exudes wealth—mahogany wood paneling, glittering chandeliers—and patrons would need a lot of it to dine here, too. (The veal steak with morel sauce and spätzli, a favorite, is an eye-watering 68 Swiss francs.) But some say the museum-quality art collection—with works by Picasso, Chagall, Matisse, Mirò and Braque—make dining here well worth the splurge."
"Dining Amidst Museum-Quality Art Open since 1924, Zurich’s most esteemed classic restaurant exudes wealth—mahogany wood paneling, glittering chandeliers—and patrons would need a lot of it to dine here, too. (The veal steak with morel sauce and spätzli, a favorite, is an eye-watering 68 Swiss francs.) But some say the museum-quality art collection—with works by Picasso, Chagall, Matisse, Mirò and Braque—make dining here well worth the splurge."
