On November 2, 2026, the Michelin Guide announced its star ratings for restaurants in Switzerland. The ceremony took place at the Andermatt Concert Hall in the Swiss canton of Uri. At this event, the guide also presented its awards for Opening of the Year, Young Chef, Sommelier and Service. In all, 132 Swiss restaurants have earned Michelin stars.

Before the Michelin Guide presented its awards and stars, a video was shown to the audience of an interview with Gwendal Poullennec, International Director of the Michelin Guide. Michelin now manages the selection of restaurants in more than 60 countries around the world. According to Poullennec, the guide today has become “a global lifestyle platform,” covering restaurants, hotels and wine. In terms of Swiss gastronomy, he said the country has “an incredible pool of talent,” with one of the highest ratios of Michelin-starred restaurants per capita. He also described these restaurants as having a deeply-rooted commitment to high-quality local ingredients.

Swiss Restaurants with Three Michelin Stars

For 2026, the Michelin Guide announced one new restaurant with three Michelin stars for Switzerland: The Japanese Restaurant at The Chedi Andermatt. With all the other previous 3-star restaurants maintaining their status, this means that Switzerland now has a total of five restaurants with this distinction.

• Memories – Bad Ragaz (St. Gallen)
• Cheval Blanc by Peter Knogl – Basel (Basel-Stadt)
• Restaurant de l’Hôtel de Ville – Crissier (Vaud)
• Schloss Schauenstein – Fürstenau (Graubünden)
• The Japanese Restaurant – Andermatt (Uri)

2-Michelin Star Restaurants

The Michelin Guide did not name any new 2-Michelin star restaurants, but indicated that all current restaurants with this distinction have retained their stars. In all, Switzerland now has 22 restaurants with two Michelin stars.

New 1-Michelin Star Restaurants

The Michelin Guide named seven new one-star restaurants. Including the newly-starred restaurants below, Switzerland has a total of 105 restaurants with one Michelin star.

• Restaurant Myle – Bern (Bern)
• Ristorante con Enoteca Origini – Morbiore Inferiore (Ticino)
• Bärenstobe – Gonten (Appenzell Innerrhoden)
• rémy – Zürich (Zürich)
• ad lib – Zermatt (Valais)
• Schlüssel by Tanja Grandits – Oberwil (Basel-Landschaft)
• CAAA by Pietro Catalono – Luzern (Luzern)

New Bib Gourmand Restaurants 

The Bib Gourmand designation highlights restaurants with excellent cuisine at a more moderate price. With 11 new restaurants this year, there are now 92 total restaurants that have earned this label. In terms of geographic representation: 10 of these restaurants are in German-speaking Switzerland, and one is in Ticino. This year, the Michelin Guide did not add any restaurants in French-speaking Switzerland to the Bib Gourmand category.

• Gasthaus Traube – Die Braustube – Buchs (Saint-Gallen)
• Ya Mama by Moses Ceylan – Celerina (Graubünden) 
• Löwenstobe – Gonten (Appenzell Innerrhoden)
• Ristorante della Stazione da YanElo – Intragna (Ticino) 
• Löwen Messen – Die Land Brasserie – Messen (Solothurn) 
• Klostergasthaus Löwen – Gaststube – Pfaffnau (Luzern)
• Dorfhus Gupf – Rehetobel (Appenzell Aussherroden)
• Culinarium Alpinum – Stans (Nidwalden) 
• Capet – Neo-Bistro – Zürich (Zürich)
• Neri Cantina & Cucina – Zürich (Zürich)
• Soi 28 by Stefan Heilemann – Zürich (Zürich) 

Michelin Guide Awards for 2026

During the presentation of stars, the Michelin Guide also handed out awards in the following categories for professionals working at the top of their fields.

• Opening of the Year: Restaurant Myle – Bern (Bern)
• Service Award: Nicole Sawyere – Ad Lib in Zermatt (Valais)
• Young Chef Award: Guglielmo Curcio – Ristorante con Enoteca Origini in Morbiore Inferiore (Ticino)
• Sommelier Award: Émeline Gigaud – Arakel in Geneva (Geneva)

For more information about the Swiss restaurants included in the Michelin Guide, you can access the complete directory online.