In short: the Raclette Club directory lists raclette and fondue restaurants in the world’s capitals, city by city, with addresses verified on official websites, phone numbers, directions and reader voting. We’re starting with 38 addresses in Paris, Bern (with a bonus in Geneva, Lausanne and Zurich), Brussels, Luxembourg and Montreal, and the map will grow over the coming weeks.
Addresses verified on 28/10/2026, then re-checked on 03/11/2026. Prices and opening hours change often: check them before you go. Do you run a raclette restaurant? Write to us to be listed or to send us your photos.
Around the world in raclette, one capital at a time
There are two kinds of travelers: those who visit museums, and those who first look for where they scrape cheese. If you’re reading this, you probably belong to the second group, and so do we. This directory exists because searching for “raclette restaurant” in an unfamiliar city often turns up places that closed three winters ago, listings with no prices and photos of pizza.
Here, every address has been checked against the restaurant’s official website or official accounts, with its verification date. For each restaurant you’ll find the address, phone number, contact and social media when the restaurant publishes them, a Google Maps directions link and, whenever possible, a video or photo of the place. Anything we couldn’t confirm is clearly flagged, because we’d rather admit a doubt than send you to a closed shutter with an empty stomach and a fork in your hand.
And because the best judge is the one who has eaten, every city page has its own vote: readers choose the best raclette restaurant in town. The ranking shifts as votes come in, and no restaurant can buy its spot.
The world map of raclette restaurants
The big markers are cities, the small red dots are restaurants. Click a city to open its page.
Cities in the directory
| City | Country | Verified restaurants | Of which all-you-can-eat |
|---|---|---|---|
| Paris | France | 10 | 4 |
| Bern | Switzerland | 7 (+5 bonus) | 3 |
| Brussels | Belgium | 7 | 4 |
| Luxembourg | Luxembourg | 5 | 2 |
| Montreal | Canada (Quebec) | 4 | 2 |
Raclette restaurants in Paris
The mountainless capital that scrapes the most: all-you-can-eat raclette near République, chalets at Les Halles and Bastille, a vaulted cellar in the Marais and cheese naan. 10 verified addresses, the map and reader voting. See the raclette restaurants in Paris.
Raclette restaurants in Bern
The federal capital, linked to the Valais by the Lötschberg tunnel. Bonus: our addresses in Geneva, Lausanne and Zurich. 7 verified addresses in Bern and 5 bonus ones, the map and reader voting. See the raclette restaurants in Bern.
Raclette restaurants in Brussels
Raclette in the heart of the historic center, winter chalets and all-you-can-eat Sundays in a beer bar. 7 verified addresses, the map and reader voting. See the raclette restaurants in Brussels.
Raclette restaurants in Luxembourg
Pop-up chalets, all-you-can-eat Thursdays and fondue in a winter bar, a stone’s throw from the European institutions. 5 verified addresses, the map and reader voting. See the raclette restaurants in Luxembourg.
Raclette restaurants in Montreal
Not a capital, but a raclette institution on the Plateau. We couldn’t leave it out. 4 verified addresses, the map and reader voting. See the raclette restaurants in Montreal.
Upcoming cities
The rest of the tour is already packed in our suitcases: London, Berlin, Vienna, Amsterdam, Madrid, Rome, Lisbon, Copenhagen, Stockholm and Prague, then Washington, New York, Ottawa, Tokyo, Seoul, Singapore, Dubai, Sydney, Buenos Aires and Mexico City. Do you know an address in one of these cities? Send it to us and we’ll verify it before adding it.
How we choose the restaurants
A restaurant makes it into the directory if it serves raclette, fondue or genuine Alpine cheese cooking, and if we can verify it on its official website or official accounts. We rule out closed places, pop-ups whose season isn’t confirmed and listings without a source. We never claim to have tasted a dish we haven’t: we tell you what we take away from websites, menus and reviews. Images marked “Illustration” don’t show the actual venue.
To plan your own evening after the visit, read what raclette really is, choose your cheese with our guide to the best raclette cheeses, and your appliance with our comparison of raclette grills.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I eat the best raclette in the world?
In the Valais, Switzerland, where raclette was born, and in a few big cities that serve it straight from the half wheel. Our worldwide selection is in the best raclette restaurants in the world, and the vote on each city page picks the readers’ favorite.
How are the addresses verified?
Each restaurant is checked on its official website or official accounts, and the verification date appears at the top of every page. Uncertain information is flagged, and we update the directory as the seasons go by.
My restaurant serves raclette. How do I get listed?
Write to us with your address, website, social accounts and a few photos of your raclettes. Listing is free and has no effect on the readers’ vote.
Read also: the best raclette restaurants in the world and all-you-can-eat raclette nights.
