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#20 in ZürichBahnhofstrasse, Zürich

Carlton Restaurant & Bar

The five-star hotel dining room on Bahnhofstrasse — where Swiss precision meets Lake Zurich panoramas for the client you need to impress most.

CuisineModern European
Price$$$$
AddressBahnhofstrasse 41
SettingBahnhofstrasse all-day brasserie
8.5
Food
9.0
Ambience
7.5
Value
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Bahnhofstrasse's Reliable Brasserie

Carlton on Bahnhofstrasse is one of Zurich's reliable all-day brasseries — a format the city does well and a room held to the standard the city's principal shopping and banking street demands. The format handles breakfast, business lunch, café service through the afternoon, and a serious evening dinner equally.

The cooking is Swiss-French brasserie at its proper level: Zürcher Geschnetzeltes with rösti, considered fish, careful seasonal preparations. The wine list is unsurprisingly deep on Swiss producers.

What to Order

Zürcher Geschnetzeltes — the city's classic veal-and-mushroom dish, with rösti. Lake fish from Swiss waters, handled simply. Seasonal preparations rotate; the wine list rewards a Swiss white ordered with care.

The Format

The dining room is well-spaced and comfortable; the bar handles a meeting that runs long; the Bahnhofstrasse address resolves the logistics of a Zurich business lunch.

Best Occasion: Close a Deal

Carlton handles a Zurich deal lunch with quiet authority. The address communicates a particular kind of city seriousness; the format keeps the meeting focused; the wine list lets the dinner ascend if the deal does.

Restaurant Details

AddressBahnhofstrasse 41, Zürich 8001
CuisineModern European
Price Range$$$$
Dress CodeSmart casual
HoursMon–Sat lunch & dinner
GroupsExcellent — large dining room
SettingBahnhofstrasse all-day brasserie
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