Gstaad’s restaurant list is short by design. The village does not do volume, and in season the rooms that matter are placed weeks ahead by people who have been coming for years.
In the village
Le Chesery is the fixture — a CHF 450 guide and a room that behaves the same in February as it does in July. It is the table to hold first, because everything else in the week arranges around it.
On the mountain
Le Petit Cabanon is the mountain lunch at a CHF 400 guide — small, and gone on a clear Saturday unless it is held.
Where the night goes
GreenGo at Gstaad Palace is the night, at a CHF 2,500 table guide. The staying option above it, The Alpina, runs a CHF 1,800 guide of its own.
How to book it
All the figures above are seasonal guides and confirmed in writing before anything is held — how minimums work. Wider notes: the Gstaad guide.