Pouletburg, Chicken restaurant in Attinghausen, Switzerland
Pouletburg is a chicken restaurant in Attinghausen, a small village in the canton of Uri in central Switzerland. The kitchen focuses entirely on poultry and offers a range of preparations for both individual guests and groups.
The restaurant was founded roughly two decades ago by the Imholz family and gradually built a reputation in the region. What started as a local specialty drew guests from an increasingly wide area over time.
The name "Pouletburg" combines the French word for chicken with the German word for castle, giving the place a playful identity. The menu revolves entirely around poultry, which sets it apart from most other restaurants in the region.
Booking ahead is a good idea, especially for larger groups or weekend visits. The restaurant sits in the center of Attinghausen and is easy to reach by car.
The restaurant sits in a canton closely tied to the founding story of Switzerland, making it an unlikely spot for a simple chicken meal. A visit here pairs naturally with an outing into the surrounding landscape of Uri.
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