Located just steps away from the Neuchâtel train station, La Terrasse restaurant offers delicious cuisine that evolves with the seasons and the desires of Chef Daniel Aires.
The restaurant dining room, located on the ground floor of the hotel, can accommodate up to 50 people “à la carte” and 100 for festive meals and banquets.
From May to September, weather permitting, the panoramic terrace offers a unique view over the city’s rooftops, the lake and the Alps. Completely renovated and redesigned, the outdoor area is now divided into a bar-lounge section and a restaurant section.
Monday to Saturday*
*The bar is open only weather permitting.
Sunday
Light Bites
From 5:00 pm to 9:00 pm, a selection of light bites is available for guests wishing to enjoy a snack alongside their drinks.
Monday to Friday
Saturday
Sunday
La Terrasse vinaigrette
tomato caramel, burrata and basil
with passion fruit and ginger, lightly toasted homemade brioche
with sesame sauce and tomato-cumin coulis
served on a fennel cream with dill-infused oil
veal noix with tuna sauce
with chimichurri sauce, garnish of your choice
with fresh thyme, lemon and olives, garnish of your choice
with toast and fresh French fries
béarnaise sauce, garnish of your choice
with barigoule artichokes,garnish of your choice
garnish of your choice
Chasselas sauce or brown butter, garnish of your choice
fresh goat’s cheese and a vinaigrette with pine nuts, olives and honey
All our dishes are served with a vegetable.
Choice of side: homemade fries, roasted new potatoes, gratin dauphinois, rice.
homemade chutney
with lemon sorbet*
vanilla cream and raspberry sorbet*
with a coulis flavoured with Abricotine from Valais
served with a scoop of vanilla ice cream*
four mignardises, choice of coffee
*vegetarian dishes
** Does not meet the requirements of the Label Fait Maison
For children up to 12 years old, Veal rack, Filet mignon and pork belly, Perch fillets, Gnocchi sauté are available in half portions, at half price.
Origins
Pork, beef, veal, lamb: Switzerland
Perch: farmed in France, filleted in Switzerland
Lake fish: Neuchâtel
Salmon: Switzerland
Tuna: Philippines
Langoustine: South Africa
Sea fish: based on availability