Chaletbar — Kleine Scheidegg, Eigernordwand, 3823, 3823 Kleine Scheidegg, Switzerland

We visited Klein Schedigg while in the area in March and were recommended Chaletbar and we were glad we went. We ordered at the window 2 burgers and fries. I had a local beer and my wife had a cider. The views were amazing despite the overcast day. Highly recommend and would live to see it in the summer.

Pete Drummond

This is a great place to have lunch and admire the view of the mountains. We had the burger and the veggie burger, which were both pretty good. Also had the spicy sausages which weren't bad but a bit fatty however they tasted good. However, the service was excellent, and the lady was very helpful in advising which route to walk back to Wengen. If you want to...just ask her! Best part was the cold beer!

John Davidson

We tried to find a table at Grindelwaldblick on our hike from Männlichen to Kleine Scheidegg but the service was not good because they did not acknowledge our presence...luckily we then discovered this gem a few metres down the path. Lovely views and the friendliest service I've experienced in a long time. My partner brought over the drinks and in moving my chair I spilt and broke a glass within 5 minutes of arriving...a waitress arrived very quickly to clear the mess and was very kind to me, they even brought out a new drink free of charge. The flammkuchen was delicious also. Thank you for helping to make our day lovely ☺️

Emily

Delicious food and a hot chocolate with whipped cream that was top notch 🤩 beautiful views and very friendly staff. Oven fries aren't as good as freshly fried but still crunchy. Definitely worth a visit …

Trisha

Lovely little chalet restaurant, had röstipommes frites with a sausage. Just awesome. Staff were super too

John Bull

Fantastic place to stop for a drink and some food whilst hiking in the mountains. Visited twice, both times great. According to the kids the Hot chocolate was the best they’ve ever had. Beer was super cold. Surprisingly affordable too compared to villages in the valley.

Scott P