Bäckerei Fuchs — Restaurant in Zermatt

Experienced terrible service toward (Asian) tourists whereby I would give 0 stars if there was an option for that. The eldest female staff served my family and I in an extremely hostile manner where she was in a hurry to get our order and before we could even finish ordering, she brushed us off and said "I still have many tables to serve" and thereafter, she walked away without even finishing taking our order. When we pointed to items on the menu due to us being tourists and being unable to read some German words, she frowned and gestured for us to stop pointing and implied for us to pronounce them to her instead because it was slowing down the ordering process for her. Overall, this was extremely rude service towards tourists where we did not even do anything to offend her. And honestly, other than her, the other waitresses were pretty nice so it was really just her that ruined the experience for tourists...

I have mixed feelings about this place for the first visit. The first lady was very attentive and offered me a seat very swiftly and took my order right away. I was very happy and was thinking of coming back every day since it was very close to my hotel. The second lady brought me dishes in hurry and came back in a few minutes though I was still eating. I had to stop eating while I pay and she quickly went inside the store. It was slightly disrespectful and discouraging attitude. A curry pain reminded me of the one I had in Japan except for some imbalanced location of fillings. Nothing is on the one side and the rest is at the other side. Still it’s worth trying for next several days to figure out the genuine quality...

If you’re in Zermatt, you have to try the famous Bergführerbrot (Mountain Guide Bread) from Bäckerei Fuchs. This dense, nutty, slightly sweet bread is filled with dried fruits and nuts. It was originally made to fuel mountain guides during alpine climbs!

It’s rich, chewy, and full of flavor, making it perfect for hiking or exploring the town. The packaging and the Edward Whymper display outside the shop add a fun historical touch. You’ll find it front and center in the window, and for good reason.

Definitely pick one up while you’re in Zermatt. It’s not just a snack, it’s a bite of...