Matterhorn Restaurant and Bakery
Swiss restaurant · Pacific Heights ·
Authentic Swiss fondue & raclette in a ski lodge setting
Authentic Swiss fondue & raclette in a ski lodge setting
"A San Francisco bar/cafe/bakery included among local businesses where Broke-Ass Stuart’s 5,000 worker’s rights cards have been distributed and are available to workers." - Paolo Bicchieri
"This longtime restaurant on Van Ness Street is a shrine to fondue and Western Europe delights. Of the nine fondues on deck, options range from Swedish-style of comté and Beaufort to the Vampire Hunter, a medley of Swiss cheeses with Japanese sesame oil. If that isn’t enough for the bon vivants in your life, it’s $10 for baked-to-order cookies: it’s $4 for a mug of milk, too." - Paolo Bicchieri
"At Matterhorn Restaurant and Bakery in Pac Heights I can share a $45 menu that starts with a salad or Swiss-style air-dried beef charcuterie and includes traditional cheese fondue served with bread, potatoes, and pickled vegetables, finishing with s'more chocolate fondue for dessert; indoor dining only." - Lauren Saria
"This fondue restaurant is an entertaining date night spot for those looking for something different than the traditional night out. The dining room is designed to look like an Alpine ski chalet, complete with a gondola for two (be sure to request it when making reservations). While the selection of gooey cheese fondue and raclette is the main draw, don’t forget to order the tender spatzle. Who needs a passport when you can get your fill of gruyere here?" - Rob Willis
"This fondue restaurant is an entertaining date night spot for those looking for something different than the traditional night out. The dining room is designed to look like an Alpine ski chalet, complete with a gondola for two (be sure to request it when making reservations). While the selection of gooey cheese fondue and raclette is the main draw, don’t forget to order the tender spatzle. Who needs a passport when you can get your fill of gruyere here?" - Rob Willis
