Delphin Restaurant und Seehotel

    $$$ Seafood, Bars, Buffet
    Open9:00 AM - 12:00 AM (Next day)

    Location & Hours

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    Seehotel Delphin

    Delphinstrasse 26

    5616 Meisterschwanden

    Switzerland

    Mon

    • Closed

    Tue

    • 9:00 AM - 12:00 AM (Next day)

    Wed

    • 9:00 AM - 12:00 AM (Next day)

    Thu

    • 9:00 AM - 12:00 AM (Next day)

    Open now

    Fri

    • 9:00 AM - 12:00 AM (Next day)

    Sat

    • 9:00 AM - 12:00 AM (Next day)

    Sun

    • 9:00 AM - 10:00 PM

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    About the Business

    Willkommen im Hotel Delphin Lassen Sie es sich gut gehen! Geniessen Sie unseren Service, die gute Küche und die besondere Gastfreundschaft des Seetals. Zusammen mit einem unserer hellen und stilvollen Zimmer bietet das Hotel Delphin die perfekte Grundlage für einen erholsamen Aufenthalt.…

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      Tyler T.
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      5 Jul 2016

      Well the best time to be there is for diner. the menu has more options . The food was good and hot .
      Last order at 9:30 pm

      Duke great  I love it
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      Qype User (desser…)
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      8 Aug 2011
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      I went there with my parents since we didn't yet know whether the restaurant was any good.
      The food in two words: Hearty. Fishy (in a good way).

      The restaurant in two words? View. Expensive.
      The pastete that was served with my salad was tasty, but the terrine could have been left away altogether. And they were both on the thin side, the plate being bulked out with veggies. My main course beef paillard with a mushroom and nut filling, vegetables and curry fettuccine tasted nice, but was far from flawless: The beef was quite tough and since a steak knife was conspicuously absent, I looked like clumsy lumberjack, sawing away at my meat. And the plate was soooo small, left my beef and fettuccine hanging lazily over the plate, making me look even clumsier. To top it off, our knives and forks were not changed after our entrée. I have not had to cut into a main course with dirty cutlery in years. We were quite shocked.
      My parents chose their beloved beef stroganoff (in a fish restaurant, of all places) as a main course. It's good, they said, but the Seerose's stroganoff is better. It was tasty, but the Seerose really does a better job. It's a Gault Millau restaurant (13 points) that is also situated in Meisterschwanden, but doesn't have quite the same view.
      The restaurant's dessert menu, disappointingly attached to the back of a commercial ice cream menu, seemed rather uninspired. We didn't want to cause undue stress by ordering a variation during dinner rush, so we left out dessert.
      The evening's only huge disappointment was the service. The young lady who served us seemed neither attentive, motivated or even friendly. She couldn't smile, not even with the restaurant's lake view.
      What else do you need to know? The view is really stunning and the fish cuisine is supposed to be quite good. Our food was good, yet a little loveless and extremely filling. After having one entrée and a main course I felt completely stuffed. The interior design is old-fashioned in a bizarre, 90-year-old-ish way. It's the kind restaurant your 90-year-old grandmother would design.
      The food and service don't justify the à la carte prices at all, but the restaurant does offer a six-course degustation menu for just CHF 81.50. I wouldn't dare indulge, since the restaurants selection was far too large and the degustation menu featured tatar a warning sign, believe me!
      In my opinion, such restaurants draw guests who come more for the view than the food. But a view doesn't have to exclude excellent food (like the Panorama restaurant in Steffisburg or eating outside by the lake at Jasper's in Lucerne).
      Funny: A guest stared at me with a certain fascination repeatedly during our meal I wonder why?
      For more restaurant reviews and food photography, please visit:

      http://www.dessertblog.ch

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