Marche Relais St-Bernard

Poor service Dirty tables Too noisy Outside the door full of ice, very dangerous to walk in. Someone should remove ice from the parking area.

Die Getränke sind extrem teuer. Sowohl die hausgemachte Limonade wie auch der Eistee sind nicht sehr gelungen. Sandwich ok. Süssspeisen grauenvoll.

On y vient souvent avec notre fils, la viande est excellente et le service en général sympa. Le menu pour enfant est juste parfait et on est à vite servi. Voir le carte

Great place to enjoy meal lunch or dinner or even a break from the road stylish its design as a buffet with indoor outdoor sitting area facing lake between mountains also there is activity for kids play ground a waking near by lake, also wsten village for kids. And supermarket coop

Die Wc Billette kosten 1fr. Der Kiosladen verweigert die Billette. Nur das Restaurant nimmt diese. Ist ja klar: man will die Leute zwingen, im teuren Restaurant zu essen. Ein misslungener Marketingtrick, finde ich. Wer auf die toilette will, sollte lieber zur Tankstelle, oder in den angrenzenden Park...konsumieren sollte freiwillig sein!

Waren um 8:00 im Marche zum Frühstücken.Die Brötchen und Co. waren gut und Frisch. Wen man jedoch Rösti oder was warmes wollte, muss man min. 15 min warten, da die warme Küche nach 2 Stunden Betrieb noch nicht man bereit war! Die Angestellten waren auch nicht wirklich Freundlich und zuvorkommend. Kein Vergleich mit Marche Würenlos oder Heidiland, wo dich die Abgestellten freundlich begrüssen und alle Bestellungen sofort frisch zubereitet werden. Voir le carte

This self-service restaurant is very attractively located at the shore of a small lake where one might find people windsurfing. The terrace is actually over the water. Very good selection of food served on market-stall stands, ranging from sandwiches to salads to hot prepared food. Expensive, but not unduly so for Switzerland. We enjoyed a good ham and cheese sandwich and a very good Käseschnitte/cheese quiche plus a bottle of the great Swiss Süssmost/carbonated apple juice from Ramseier.

Our tour group stopped here at this Marche Store and Restaurant for a rest stop and snacks. I learned a little about the area around it that made it more interesting than just a regular rest stop. The area is known as the Great St. Bernard Pass. The area is an ancient crossing point of the mountain and the Great St. Bernard Hospice was founded at the highest point on the road in 1049. The hospice later became famous for its use of St. Bernard dogs in rescue operations. The St. Bernard’s were bred large enough to traverse deep snow and to scent out lost persons. Today, the tunnel and modern technology have made rescue operations at the pass mainly unnecessary and in 2004, the dogs were sold o...

After our closed to 2hr train ride from Gstaad to Montreux, our tour group came by this restaurant for our lunch break before heading to Tasch. The restaurant is huge and spacious, bright because of the window panes that provided a great scenery for diners with the lake, mountain views, the sky, clouds and there's even a windmill out there. And there's also alfresco sitting. The restaurants offered a good range of food, be it meats, burgers, spaghetti, salads, desserts, drinks etc. Prices were reasonable by Swiss standard. And you collect the food at the respective counter and then pay at the central cashier. As we had a heavy breakfast, we decided to have something light for lunch which we... Voir le carte