Saint-Moritz

St Moritz restaurants and nights: where to eat, and where the town ends up

St Moritz eats late and in a small number of rooms. Almost everything that matters sits inside or beside two hotels, which makes the week simple to plan and the doors harder to walk through.

The centre of it

Badrutt’s Palace on Via Serlas is where the town’s evening starts, on a CHF 1,800 guide. Whether you stay there or not, a table inside it is the simplest way into a St Moritz night.

Where it goes

King’s Social House, in the Palace, takes the night on a CHF 2,500 guide — loud, late, and the room most people mean when they say they went out in St Moritz.

The difficult door

The Dracula Club in Kulm Park is a members’ club at a CHF 2,000 guide and does not work like a restaurant booking. Ask early; it is an introduction, and we are honest when it is not going to happen for a given night.

Planning the week

The figures are seasonal guides, confirmed in writing before anything is held. For the rest of the trip, see the season guide and the Saint-Moritz guide.

Good to know

Where should I eat in St Moritz?
Badrutt’s Palace on Via Serlas is where the evening starts, on a CHF 1,800 guide. Most of what matters sits inside or beside two hotels.
Where is the nightlife in St Moritz?
King’s Social House inside Badrutt’s Palace, on a CHF 2,500 guide. The Dracula Club in Kulm Park is the members’ alternative and a much harder door.
Can you get into the Dracula Club?
Sometimes, as an introduction rather than a booking. We ask early and tell you honestly when a given night is not going to happen.
Do St Moritz venues have minimum spends?
The rooms we place do — guides run from about CHF 1,800 to CHF 2,500. They are seasonal, and we confirm the exact figure in writing first.