Chadalfo, tucked into the sun-drenched slopes of the Upper Engadin valley, is a delightful blend of Alpine tradition and creative Mediterranean flair. From the moment you step onto its timbered terrace—overlooking the pine-clad valley and the distant peaks—you know you’re in for something special.
Ambiance • The dining room is bright and welcoming: pale wood floors, linen-draped tables and a wall of windows that frame the mountains. In good weather, the terrace offers panoramic views and the gentle buzz of local hikers unwinding after a day on the trails. Soft jazz drifts through discreet speakers, setting an elegant yet relaxed mood.
Service • The front-of-house team strikes the perfect balance of professionalism and warmth. Our server was knowledgeable about both classic Engadin specialties and Chadalfo’s signature dishes—and happy to recommend Swiss wines that complement every course. Water carafes were refreshed without being asked, and check-ins were timed just right.
Food • Starters: The vaulted‐garlic soup spiked with black truffle shavings was a velvety triumph, while the beetroot carpaccio with horseradish crème fraîche balanced earthiness and tang. • Mains: A perfectly pink venison loin arrived with juniper-infused jus and a quenelle of chestnut purée, a true taste of the region. For lighter palates, the house-made tagliatelle with mountain-herb pesto proved both fragrant and comforting. • Desserts: Don’t miss the Engadin nut tart, served warm alongside a quenelle of vanilla-scented gelato—simple, rich, and utterly memorable.
Value • Prices reflect high-quality ingredients and expert preparation—expect to spend around CHF 80–120 per person with wine. Given the setting, the service and the inventiveness of the menu, it’s well worth it.
Overall Chadalfo is a must-visit for anyone exploring the Engadin Valley. It combines the hearty spirit of the Alps with unexpected culinary twists, all delivered in a setting that could double as a postcard. Whether you’re celebrating a special occasion or simply treating yourself after a hike, Chadalfo leaves a...
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