I'd seen a video on social media recommending this cafe/bar and happened to be staying nearby, so I…read moredecided to try it out. The vibes were immaculate, and I would absolutely love to dine in. However we'd already had food, so I just got some food to-go. The vegan panini (about 12 CHF) was thin, tasted interesting, and wasn't my favorite flavor, but it was good for a quick lunch on the go after a hike. The staff were so friendly and helpful even though we didn't speak German.

The food was good. The atmosphere was great and very much a local hang out bar! Nice outdoor…read morepatio too.

I was craving fondue, but then I discovered raclette…read more Fondue House Du Pont is a great option for anyone craving an authentic fondue experience in Lucerne. This cozy spot offers a wide selection of delicious fondues with unique flavors. Make a reservation for the patio as the restaurant's prime location gives you an amazing view of the Chapel Bridge and Old Town Lucerne. Our classic cheese fondue was tasty, but I loved the raclette! What is raclette? Raclette is a Swiss dish in which a wheel of semi-soft cow's‑milk cheese, traditionally from Valais, is heated and the melted layer is scraped onto potatoes, bread, and pickled vegetables. Raclette refers both to the cheese and the dish. The name comes from the French racler, meaning "to scrape," describing how the melted cheese is served. Our traditional raclette had a wedge of cheese that was heated on a special tabletop electric raclette machine. It was served with bowls filled with boiled red potatoes, cornichons, tiny, pickled pearl onions, steamed veggies, cubes of bread and sliced fruits. Loved the melted cheese that topped the fruits, veggies, pickles, potatoes and bread. Note: Although they do have chocolate fondue here, many Swiss Fondue restaurants do not.

Very very very expensive and not worth the price! The fondue…read morewas just ok, and was very overpriced. I cannot recommend this place for fondue.

A great Saint and a very nice restaurant. I'd recommend anyone stop in and enjoy. Service was very…read moregood. Food was excellent.

One of the most delicious food experiences I've had in a long time! We selected the chef's 7 course…read moreoffering and with every plate it felt like I was eating these foods for the very first time. Their wine selections were absolutely spot on ( they made a few suggestions). I'm not a big fan of eggs, but their oeufs dish made me feel like I was 11 again, just living life as it was, with no complications. If I could give this restaurant 6 stars, I would

Came at the recommendation of the Viking cruise host at our hotel for views and menu of sausages…read more Wasn't disappointed good beer, sausage and pretzel and potatoes. Yea being across from the bridge a tourist trap with half of the customers sounding like tourist and the other spicing like local enjoying the good views and ambience. The poor waiter was so overworked and made for slow service and even slower food arrival is why - a star

Along the river, you'll find this cool chick local brewery serving some of the best brats and beer…read morecheese soup I've ever had. You can sit outside and watch the tourists walk by or across the Lucerne bridge or you can sit inside and enjoy the atmosphere. A full array of local beers are available to choose from as well as some of the creamiest beer cheese soup I've ever had. Of course who doesn't love a German brat served perfectly in a portion that can more than feed one person. Our service was great. Our atmosphere was fantastic and the food was more than enough. We're so glad we stopped in here for a bite of lunch on a super cold day.

The Seehaus Grill restaurant is located around the bend of the lake, just a short train ride and…read morethen walk past the transportation museum with views of the lake. It is actually part of a tennis club but open to the public. We arrived at our appointed time and were worried when our online reservation (go to their website) couldn't be found. When I pulled up my email confirmation we discovered I had booked that date....but for a year from now! (A bit surprised an online reservation would allow submitting a rsvp request that far in advance). Luckily for us they had one table left. A group of 44-all the remaining seats-were expected at 7 so we hustled with our ordering. We started with a charcuterie platter then all got the special, grilled white fish (which was really good). Interestingly, the fish came atop mixed fall vegetables (tasty) then in addition, they bring fries and a pasta salad plus three sauces all served family style to the table-so plenty of food. Loved the bernaise with the fries. To their credit despite the presence of the large group, we never felt neglected or ignored. It was fascinating to watch the precision of the small staff in plating and serving the group given the very small open kitchen. A truly hidden gem off the beaten track and well worth taking the train to dine here.

Had an excellent dinner at Seehaus on an overcast evening. The views were great and the food…read morematched. We started with the caesar salad - it's the best we've had on our two week trip through Europe. For mains ordered the barbecued veal short ribs (which had great char and flavor) and the fried trout filets. The filets were very nicely breaded and fried, but needed a little salt and pepper to spice them up. Bonus points for the restaurant having a chili sauce to add as well. The included sides and sauces were very good too. Would eat here again on a return trip to Lungern.

Great friendly service with lovely and reasonably priced vegetarian buffet!!…read moreYou can not go wrong!!

Really good vegetarian food. It's a buffet, but the staff interaction we had was very positive and…read morewere friendly. All the food felt fresh imo. I would have liked a little more spices in the vegetarian lentils and other creamy vege stuff.. but that's not going to stop me to grab a quick plate before commuting..

We had a great dinner at this Spanish tapas restaurant near the train station in new town. Our…read moregroup of 4 shared a variety of traditional items from olives, jamon iberico, patas brava, shrimp in garlic butter and more. The menu is contained on an iPad and you can "heart" things as you peruse and add to your "wish" list-just like online shopping-except the ordering is via a real person, who in our case was Alexis. The atmosphere is nice and prices pretty reasonable for Switzerland and a nice change of pace.

Not really tapas but fantastic Spanish food…read more The steak was out of this world. The crème brule was perfect. The service was fantastic atmosphere was romantic!

We were craving for some Mediterranean/Greek food and this place did not disappoint…read more Awesome service and great atmosphere. Be sure to try their Tyrokafteri...one of my favorites.

Located right next to the lake in Luzerne, with wonderful views of the city and water. The squash…read moreblossoms and spanokopita were delicious, the veggie moussaka was fine. Authentic food with great ambiance.

We were fortunate to get a reservation as they squeezed us in for an early dinner. Switzerland is…read morequite an expensive place to visit but this place was reasonable and we got healthy serving sizes for our orders. The pastas were well seasoned and fresh tasting. I link mine al dente and that's the way it was served. The pizza was excellent and I love the thin crust dough. Service was also prompt and friendly. Glad we found this place!

Made in Sud was our favorite spot during a 16 day trip. We arrived on a cold, rainy night 1/2 hour…read morebefore opening. To our surprise, we were kindly let inside to warm up and later enjoyed a fantastic meal. The entire experience was so incredible that we immediately booked a reservation for the next night. Do yourself a favor when in Lucerne and reserve a night or two at Made in Sud!

This was recommended by the hotel staff and what a great find. We would never think of fried…read morechicken while in Lucerne but so glad we stopped here. Best meal we had in this trip--not cheap but this almost convinced us that the Swiss are undeserving of their rep as having bland, expensive food. That's only half true--I mean it costs the equivalent of 10 buckets of KFC but oh so much better! The inside looked kinda like your grandma's dining room with that old timey vintage wooden stereo console. The food though and that yellow soul sauce were the highlights. Spicy, salty and fried to a perfect crispness, the chicken and potatoes went so well with their Aperol spritz. Dine outdoors for a perfect view of the bikers along these quiet side streets. Also, the WCs were stocked with various body sprays (I'm told Axe in the men's) and feminine products. Not entirely sure what that's about, but nice touch nonetheless.

The food was absolutely out of this world! Me and my family loved the chicken and the sauce…read morecovering it.The service was quite fast. Even though this is a small restaurant it is amazing.I loved the chicken in the last supper painting lol. Overall I would 100% come here again if I didn't live in another country.