Die Rose - Piatti

A dream in perfection Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Price per person: CHF 40–50 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

Most amazing restaurant I've ever been to. The food was...breathtaking to say the least. Everything was super fancy. Incredible experience. Visualizza piatti

Food was very good, service nonexistent. Too bad about the good kitchen, prices too high, unfortunately not again; not recommendable! Food: 4 Service: 1 Atmosphere: 2

every star deserves right! wonderful service atmosphere! a jewel that I recommend with joy, especially to friends and strangers from other countries who would like to taste Swiss chuchi at the highest level in the limmat city. I'm running the water in my mouth when I think about it!

We went here in mid November for my husband's birthday. He is a vegetarian. Our son was also with us and he is not vegetarian. We all loved the food; it is incredibly creative and beautifully presented. The staff were very kind and attentive. The atmosphere is gorgeous, warmly traditional Swiss. We plan to go back again. Truly a delicious experience!! Visualizza piatti

Everything was pretty much perfect, as you'd expect in that level of dining. The menu is more flexible than most Michelin star restaurants since you have a base vegetarian menu and you can choose to add fish or meat to some of the base courses. Some of the very minor things we felt could have been a little better: the veal slice was nice, but too massive to our taste the final mignonettes were underwhelming

There are 2 restaurants here and we went to the Taverna Rosa which is not the Michelin star one. We were sat at a long bench with other people, so felt no privacy to chat. The starters were expensive. The green salad was 11.50 and the bouillon with ravioli was also 11.50-it reminded my husband of a stock cube with 2 bits of pasta floating in it. the mains we had polenta with mushrooms and with meat costing 34 and 38.50 .Overcooked meat with an unappetising gravy. No vegetables at all. I had the spaghetti bolognaise which was far too salty. The chocolate cake was 15 for a tiny portion. We shall not be going back there again. and shall not recommend it either.

Dinner at Die Rose isn 't just a meal out, it 's an experience. From the warm welcome when you arrive, to the traditional and atmospheric dining room, to the attentive yet relaxed service, you 'll have an evening to remember. Currently on offer is a vegetarian tasting menu consisting of five courses, plus a choice of fine meats and fish to add on if you wish. There 's also a wonderful cheese trolley and of course, this being Switzerland a chocolate trolley (both optional). Each course is previewed by a tiny, jewel like amuse bouche reflecting the ingredients of the next course. As befits a Michelin 1 star restaurant, the food is exquisite: seasonal, pairing interesting tastes and textures, a... Visualizza piatti