Which restaurants on this list hold Wine Spectator awards?

Brasserie Uno and Marmo hold the Wine Spectator awards on this list, both dated 2025. Brasserie Uno, in Zermatt Village, holds the Best of Award of Excellence, with around 1,600 bottles and strength in France, Burgundy, and Italy. Marmo, in Furi, holds the Award of Excellence, with 600 selections weighted toward Italy, California, and France.

Which of these wine restaurants hold Michelin stars?

Brasserie Uno in Zermatt Village, After Seven in the center, and Alpine Gourmet Prato Borni in the town centre hold a Michelin star dated 2025. All three also hold a Michelin star dated 2024. Brasserie Uno is rustic fine dining, After Seven is modern European fine dining, and Alpine Gourmet Prato Borni is refined Swiss Alpine fine dining.

Which neighborhoods are these wine restaurants in?

These wine restaurants sit in Zermatt Village, the center, the town centre, Furi, and Zermatt. Brasserie Uno is in Zermatt Village. After Seven is in the center. Alpine Gourmet Prato Borni is in the town centre. Marmo is in Furi, on the ski slopes. L'Epicure is in Zermatt, at Le Mirabeau Resort & Spa.

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Best Restaurants for Wine Lovers in Zermatt

Brasserie Uno, in Zermatt Village, holds a Wine Spectator Best of Award of Excellence, and Marmo, in Furi, holds a Wine Spectator Award of Excellence, both for 2025. Brasserie Uno's program covers around 1,600 bottles, with strength in France, Burgundy, and Italy. Marmo's exceptional list has 600 selections weighted toward Italy, California, and France, and the kitchen serves Italian-inflected Alpine cooking a la carte.

After Seven, in the center, splits an exceptional, sommelier-led program between a regional Valais pairing and an international route. Alpine Gourmet Prato Borni, in the town centre, has an exceptional, sommelier-led wine program, with tasting menus called Heimat and Fernweh. L'Epicure, in Zermatt, has an exceptional, sommelier-led wine program, with a wine wall and French cooking that uses Alpine ingredients.

How this list is chosen: Restaurants with a Wine Spectator Restaurant Award or a deep wine list, listed alphabetically. Updated October 8, 2026.

After Seven
1 Michelin star · Deep wine list
After Seven occupies the third floor of Backstage Hotel, a Michelin one-star address where Florian Neubauer's team serves five- and six-course creative surprise menus in a room filled with Heinz Julen's artwork. The wine program splits between a regional Valais pairing and an international route. Open Tuesday through Saturday from 7:30 PM, with bread baked tableside as one of the more tactile touches in Zermatt's fine dining tier.
Alpine Gourmet Prato Borni
1 Michelin star · Deep wine list
Set within the storied Grand Hotel Zermatterhof, Alpine Gourmet Prato Borni distills the spirit of Zermatt into two exquisitely choreographed tasting journeys: Heimat, a tribute to the region’s alpine bounty, and Fernweh, an elegant voyage inspired by distant shores. In a classically refined room paneled in polished wood and suffused with warm, golden light, each course unfolds with poised precision and measured grace. Expect pristine ingredients handled with quiet mastery, an impressively wine list led by an attentive sommelier team, and service that anticipates rather than interrupts—culminating in an experience that feels both timeless and rare.
Brasserie Uno
1 Michelin star · Wine Spectator Best of Award of Excellence
Brasserie Uno sits beneath the Matterhornblick Hotel on Kirchstrasse, holding a Michelin star with a surprise multi-course tasting menu built on Swiss regional ingredients. The atmosphere runs closer to a Berlin neighbourhood restaurant than an alpine dining room, with close-set tables and an open kitchen. The wine program covers around 1,600 bottles, with strength in France, Burgundy, and Italy.
L'Epicure
Deep wine list
L'Epicure serves French Alpine Fine Dining at Le Mirabeau Resort & Spa, with a sommelier-led wine list, formal service, and a leisurely dinner pace.
Marmo
Wine Spectator Award of Excellence · Deep wine list
Marmo sits at Furi, the mid-mountain station above Zermatt, where Italian-inflected Alpine cooking meets a wine list weighted toward Italy, California, and France across 600 selections. At the €€ price point, it occupies a different register than the resort's high-spend Italian rooms, drawing a repeat clientele that returns for the balance of accessibility and seriousness. A 2025 Michelin Plate signals kitchen consistency worth noting.

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Which restaurants on this list hold Wine Spectator awards?: Brasserie Uno and Marmo hold the Wine Spectator awards on this list, both dated 2025. Brasserie Uno, in Zermatt Village, holds the Best of Award of Excellence, with around 1,600 bottles and strength in France, Burgundy, and Italy. Marmo, in Furi, holds the Award of Excellence, with 600 selections weighted toward Italy, California, and France.
Which of these wine restaurants hold Michelin stars?: Brasserie Uno in Zermatt Village, After Seven in the center, and Alpine Gourmet Prato Borni in the town centre hold a Michelin star dated 2025. All three also hold a Michelin star dated 2024. Brasserie Uno is rustic fine dining, After Seven is modern European fine dining, and Alpine Gourmet Prato Borni is refined Swiss Alpine fine dining.
Which neighborhoods are these wine restaurants in?: These wine restaurants sit in Zermatt Village, the center, the town centre, Furi, and Zermatt. Brasserie Uno is in Zermatt Village. After Seven is in the center. Alpine Gourmet Prato Borni is in the town centre. Marmo is in Furi, on the ski slopes. L'Epicure is in Zermatt, at Le Mirabeau Resort & Spa.