Marzili Bridge

Gasstrasse 8, 3005 Bern, Switzerland

“Steps from Parliament House and along the banks of the Aare River, the oldest restaurant in the Marzili district has been impressing guests from near and far since 1872”

Marzilibrücke restaurant in Marziliquartire has been serving locals and visitors alike since 1872. Marzilibrücke combines hospitality, professional service, culture and contemporary cuisine to make its restaurant one of the best. ideal place for locals, especially on holidays or weekends to combine enjoying delicious food and relaxing with family and friends.

Stepping through a small wooden fence covered with green leaves to enter the cobblestone front yard – a favorite place for diners on sunny days or cool weekends, Marzilibrücke offers a cozy friendly space with wooden tables and chairs. Comfortable pillow covers against elegant white backdrop. The restaurant is well managed by young couple Barbara Steimer and Thomas Niffalanger who have many years of experience in the field of hotel and food service management. Barbara is the owner of the HF hotel, and Thomas is a federally certified chef.

The ingredients used at Marzilibrücke are always of the highest quality and are harvested from local sources. Examples include fresh asparagus and eggs from Vero's organic farm in Allenlüften, and fish purchased from Christinat in Gévaux on Lake Murten.

During the summer months, diners can enjoy delicious pizzas under the shade of chestnut trees in the restaurant's front yard. On Sundays and public holidays, Marzilibrücke also serves a full brunch. The menu at the restaurant is always diverse, healthy and also has many vegetarian dishes.

During the winter months, the Marzilibrücke's front yard is equipped with plenty of private space for warm fondue evenings with friends and family.

Address: Gasstrasse 8, 3005 Bern

Opening hours: - Mon - Fri: 11:30 - 23:30

- Saturday: 12:00 - 23:30

- Sunday: 10:00 – 22:30

Email: marzilibruecke@taberna.ch

Phone: 41 31 311 2780

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