MAYF — Restaurant in Montreux

We were enticed by the restaurant’s claim of serving the “best cheese fondue in town,” but the reality couldn’t have been more disappointing. The menu was extremely limited — just four choices total. We ordered the cheese fondue and a perch fillet with chips. Things started badly with a complimentary soup that was served cold, with fat floating on top. When we brought it to the staff’s attention, they simply reheated it without any apology. The soup was still unappetizing — overly salty with strange floating egg bits. The cheese fondue was far from exceptional, completely underwhelming. The perch fillet looked unappealing and was served with greasy, soggy chips. To make matters worse, the restaurant itself was in poor condition. It was poorly maintained, with visible signs of neglect — including a partial falling ceiling board. This was hands down the worst meal and overall dining experience of our entire trip. We truly regretted coming here and would not recommend...

The “Mayf” is an institution in Montreux. It used to be a tea room in the 70’s, same in the 80’s, became the place to be in the 90’s where all the teenagers would go for a night out and witness the birth of the House Music movement, kept on rocking in the 00’s where the next generation of teenagers would spend their weekday nights chillin’ with friends, their weekend nights dancing/drinking and their Sunday night playing the famous quiz, transformed itself in the 10’s in a more spacious bar with a New York chill atmosphere where you can enjoy a few drinks with a Chicha while watching a football game and will surely keep on going in the 20’s with the same success. They have a restaurant on the second floor serving good daily specials, one of the nicest terrace right on the lake in summer time and a Chalet, also right on the lake during the winter season to enjoy a great fondue. Montreux’s history...

My wife and I were looking for a fondue spot local to where we were staying. We found this through Google so ventured to check it out. They fondue plastered over their windows so we assume they would have some. They told us they did not and didn't serve any food. Don't know if it was the time of day or what because there was not explanation. So we had just 2 drinks, a small beer and aperolspritz, cost nearly 18 CHF. The atmosphere was odd, the woman that greated us didn't ask us anything when we seated ourselves, just kinda stood there until we asked for a menu. Even then it's was only the Chicha menu and drink menu. We was anticipating fondue and food. Dogs were welcome but with everything else, we wouldn't recommend this establishment until they figure some things out and advertise their...