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AFTER SEVEN

  • CuisineAlpine Gourmet
  • CategoryFine Dining
  • Rating★ 4.7
  • Price$$$$

AFTER SEVEN at the Eiger Selfness Hotel on Dorfstrasse in Grindelwald is a one-Michelin-star restaurant that brings destination-level fine dining to one of Switzerland's most iconic mountain villages. The restaurant takes its name from its evening-only operation — dinner from 19:00 — and positions itself as a contrast to the hearty Alpine fare available elsewhere in Grindelwald, offering instead a refined tasting menu that draws on local Alpine ingredients while applying contemporary technique.

One Michelin star brings gourmet dining to Grindelwald. Modern Alpine cuisine with stunning Eiger views from elegant hotel restaurant.

AFTER SEVEN at the Eiger Selfness Hotel on Dorfstrasse in Grindelwald is a one-Michelin-star restaurant that brings destination-level fine dining to one of Switzerland's most iconic mountain villages. The restaurant takes its name from its evening-only operation — dinner from 19:00 — and positions itself as a contrast to the hearty Alpine fare available elsewhere in Grindelwald, offering instead a refined tasting menu that draws on local Alpine ingredients while applying contemporary technique. The kitchen works with produce from the Bernese Oberland: game from the Jungfrau region, dairy from local Alpine farms, and seasonal mountain herbs and vegetables that reflect the surrounding landscape. The Alpine tasting menu typically runs to four or five courses at an accessible price point compared to Switzerland's three-starred rooms, making it one of the more achievable fine-dining entry points in the mountain context. Local game preparations — venison, chamois, and seasonal birds — are among the kitchen's strongest dishes. A Swiss cheese journey course draws on the extraordinary diversity of Bernese and Swiss Alpine cheeses. The dining room faces toward the Eiger north face, and on clear evenings the mountain looms dramatically over the village — a backdrop that few hotel restaurants anywhere in the world can claim. Reservations are required and should be made well ahead during peak ski season.

Signature dishes

  • Alpine tasting menu — $155
  • Local game selection — $58
  • Swiss cheese journey — $42

Good to know

Hours
Daily: 19:00-21:30
Reservations
Required

Location

Eiger Selfness Hotel, Dorfstrasse 168, 3818 Grindelwald

46.6244, 8.0394 View on map

Highlights

  • One Michelin star for Alpine contemporary cuisine in Grindelwald, with views of the Eiger north face
  • Bernese Oberland local game: venison, chamois, and seasonal birds from the Jungfrau region
  • Swiss cheese journey course — celebrating the diversity of Bernese and Alpine dairy traditions
  • Evening-only tasting menu, accessible in price compared to Switzerland's top three-starred addresses
  • Set within the Eiger Selfness Hotel — a hotel that combines fine dining with the mountain wellness context

Tips for visiting

  • Reserve as early as possible in peak ski season (December–March) — the combination of Michelin star, mountain setting, and limited covers means tables fill quickly.
  • The tasting menu is the only format; à la carte ordering is not available. Dietary requirements should be notified at booking.
  • Request a window table at the time of booking for the Eiger north face view during dinner.
  • Grindelwald is accessible by train from Interlaken Ost (approximately 35 minutes), making a dinner trip feasible from Interlaken.
  • Smart-casual dress is appropriate — mountain resort context means jackets optional but clean presentation is expected.

Accessibility

The Eiger Selfness Hotel is a modern hotel building with lift access. The AFTER SEVEN restaurant is accessible by lift and is wheelchair friendly. The Grindelwald village streets and the hotel entrance are navigable by wheelchair, though some mountain village terrain outside the hotel is steep.

Frequently asked questions

Is AFTER SEVEN only open in winter?

The restaurant follows the hotel's operating seasons, which include both the winter ski season and a summer season. Dates vary annually; confirming opening before booking is advisable.

How do I get to Grindelwald?

Grindelwald is served by the Bernese Oberland Railway from Interlaken Ost (approximately 35 minutes). There is no car access beyond the village entrance — an electric taxi or walk from the station is required.

What is the price of the tasting menu?

The Alpine tasting menu is priced at approximately CHF 155 per person, excluding wine, which is competitive for a Michelin-starred mountain restaurant in Switzerland.