5 Best Traditional Raclette Grills
Our most comprehensive comparison: five grills dissected to find the one that fits your evenings and your budget.
Read the comparisonGuides, tested gear and pairings that actually work — plus a free planner that works out quantities and who brings what.
Honestly, the machine does half the work. We've plugged in, scraped and burned through quite a few before spotting the ones that actually last — whether you're feeding two people or twenty.
Our most comprehensive comparison: five grills dissected to find the one that fits your evenings and your budget.
Read the comparisonFor the balcony, the campervan or the coffee table in front of a film: cordless grills that go wherever you do.
Read the articleOven, frying pan or blowtorch: how to enjoy a proper raclette when you don't (yet) own a grill.
Read the articleHow to tackle the aftermath of a seriously cheesy evening — coupelles included — and keep your grill going for years.
Read the guideWe cooked them, sometimes botched them, and always went back for more. Here are the ones worth firing up the coupelle for — from the classic Valaisan to the Tuesday-night rescue job.
The real deal, straight from the Valais — explained step by step: which cheese to pick, how much to allow per person, and what to put on the side. Essential reading before you venture into the wilder versions.
See the recipeA raclette craving on a Tuesday evening, with no time to spare. Done in half an hour, and honestly it holds up beautifully.
See the recipePacked with grilled vegetables and mushrooms, with cheeses that have real character. Nobody will ask for meat — promise.
See the recipePrawns, salmon, scallops and melted cheese on top. Yes, it works. And yes, it will impress the in-laws.
See the recipeFeel like leaving the coupelle in the cupboard tonight? Three addresses where raclette becomes a proper ritual — from a Valaisan wheel to a Montréal table.
In the heart of the Valais, this raclette temple serves unlimited helpings of five raw-milk alpine cheeses certified Raclette du Valais AOP, scraped straight from the wheel by the pros. More than twenty terroirs rotate through the year, from valley floor to high mountain pasture.
See in the directoryThis Parisian cheese shop and restaurant has become a benchmark for all-you-can-eat raclette. Rare varieties take centre stage: smoked, goat's cheese, wild garlic, truffle or Espelette pepper.
See in the directoryOn the Plateau Mont-Royal since 1985, this Swiss institution keeps the true alpine raclette tradition alive — scraped at the table, BYOB style. One of the last of its kind in Montréal, and still the city's gold standard.
See in the directoryNobody has ever left a raclette at the time they planned to. That's rather the point.— the house motto
Our tool takes care of the invitations, the “ who brings what ” and the reminders. All you have to do is plug in the grill. In four steps:
Date, place, number of guests. Two minutes, and no account to create.
One link to send on WhatsApp, text or email. Everyone replies in a single click.
Cheeses, charcuterie, drinks, dessert: the list fills itself, with no duplicates.
Automatic reminders and a clear recap. No more endless group chat.
A magazine in five languages (FR, EN, ES, DE, NL) and a platform to get organised without the headache. We're the type who tends to stay at the table until the very end.