What and where is Europe's best restaurant? According to Opinionated About Dining'smost recent annual list of the Top 100+ Restaurants in Europe, right now, it's to be found in a tiny village in the Swiss Alps.
Helmed by chef Andreas Caminada, Schloss Schauenstein is housed in a beautiful castle in diminutive Fürstenau (population: barely in double figures). A disused private school when local boy Caminada bought it in 2002, it's now a a hotel/restaurant with nine guest rooms and three Michelin stars to its name, a must visit destination for Fine Dining Lovers the world over, keen to enjoy Caminada's artfully assembled, clean and fresh plates in the stunning surrounds of the Domleschg valley.
Below are a selection of dishes from the restaurant and further down, let Caminada himself show you round in our exclusive video, filmed way back in 2011, which gives you a great idea of this idylic Alpine spot.
Top photo, clockwise from left: Green salad; Yogurt and corn; Petit fours; Cold cucumber and lettuce soup. All photos: Schloss Schauenstein
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