Mountain Cafe - Arosa

OK this is not a fancy restaurant, so if you want fine dining go elsewhere. You won't find a five-star chef, and there are no tablecloths. BUT if you are looking for a place for a drink or two, a light meal, and you want to have some fun as well, I can recommend the Mountain Café wholeheartedly. The food was way better than I anticipated, and the prices were fair (and this is otherwise an expensive resort). Friendly Staff.P.S. I am from Colorado USA and this place is similar to the night spots in Aspen or Vail if you've ever been there. You can come in ski boots (I did) but would also look OK if you were dressed in street clothes. The crowd is young - mostly 20- and 30-somethings when I was there - but I did not feel out of place and I am nearly 60. P.P.S. I don't smoke, but for those who do, they have a smokers' lounge (and no, I did not smell smoke from the other room so don't worry...)

Okay, that's not a chic restaurant, so if you want fine food to go somewhere. They won't find a five star chef, and there are no tablecloths. If you are looking for a place for a drink or two, a light meal, and you want to have fun too, I can warmly recommend the Mountain Café. The food was much better than I expected, and the prices were fair (and this is otherwise an expensive resort. Friendly staff. P.S. I am from Colorado USA and this place is similar to the night places in Aspen or Vail if you have ever been there. You can come in ski boots (I did, but would also look good if you were dressed in street clothes. The crowd is young, mostly 20 and 30 things when I was there, but I didn't feel out of place and I'm almost 60. P.P.S. I don't smoke, but for those who do, they have a smoker lounge (and no, I didn't get smoke from the other room, so don't worry...