Fabulous place to stop for a coffee and treat on the way through Switzerland. We also noticed…read morethere's a hotel above the restaurant.

After viewing the famous Lion Monument, just up the hill we stumbled into Cafe Sowieso by chance…read moreand good fortune as is the fate of the patient and adventurous traveler. Not famished by any means, we were searching for a rich cup of thick hot chocolate that managed to allude us for our entire 3 days in Switzerland. We first caught an eye of the kitchen staff through a window from an adjoining street--from above and saw tomato sauce being prepared on an outside table. Very neat and clean looking. Even around 1:30 pm the cafe was full with those who appeared to be locals enjoying a variety of plate du jours. We were welcomed by a group of friendly wait staffers and given a bright window table. Once they understood that we were Americans and likely oblivious of how to speak French or German, they sent over a young lady who explained the menu options in superb English. We went for the chicken breast special which included a lovely and fresh garden salad to start, then the most tender and well prepared piece of chicken that could be imagined. Spinach pasta, Brussels sprouts and carrots accented the entrée. We finished with a take on Apple strudel that was creamy, full of vanilla, whipped cream, ice cream and with miniature diced apples. This was a gourmet caliber luncheon all for a stunningly low 28 francs. The Cappuccino was just as satisfying as that elusive cup of hot chocolate would have been. We were only saddened that they were not opened for Tuesday dinner or we would have been first in line for an encore meal that same evening. Five stars!

Fantastic little lunch spot in the town Mark Twain called "the most charming place I've ever seen "…read more We had the rocletta and a side salad. So fresh and made with love. The people and views over lake were spectacular!

The food was delightful and the setting just perfect on a sunny afternoon by the lake. The service…read morewas great and the sweets just devine.

Decided to stop by this cafe before heading to Mt. Pilatus. We loved the coffee and chocolate…read morecroissant. The best part was our hostess, Sabine, was very welcoming and friendly. It was lovely chatting with her.

A cozy cafe where locals hang out and the baristas are friendly to everyone. The chai latte was…read moreperfection, the homemade donuts are divine, the egg and toast hit the spot and the waffle topped with raspberries was a delicious piece of art.

I wandered out of the train station in search of a coffee and stumbled across this cute little…read morecafe. The people were incredibly inviting and helpful with the language barrier. The food was absolutely fantastic and so was the owner! If you go to Luzern you NEED to go here.

English: The pizza I ordered tasted awful! Even school pizza in USA tastes better than that. There…read morewere also a lot of flies surrounding the people while they eat. The only thing good was the friendly waiter. Deutsche: Die Pizza, die ich bestellt habe, hat schrecklich geschmeckt! Sogar Schulpizza in den USA schmeckt besser als das. Es gab auch viele Fliegen, die die Menschen umgaben, während sie aßen. Das einzig Gute war der freundliche Kellner. Français: La pizza que j'ai commandée avait un goût horrible ! Même la pizza scolaire aux États-Unis a meilleur goût que ça. Il y avait aussi beaucoup de mouches qui entouraient les gens pendant qu'ils mangeaient. La seule bonne chose était le serveur sympathique.

Amazing. We stopped after a day of sightseeing for something fun. We had a Sundae and Banana…read moreBubble waffle - both were delicious. Waitress was warm and welcoming - spoke English which is always a good thing as our language adaptation into Dutch, German or French is lacking. A definite must go place

Yelp Review 2026 #91:…read more Heini Conditorei is Luzern's very own. I've loved all the conditoreis I've been to in Switzerland. But Heini did not deliver. I had breakfast here which was my first meal in Luzern and it was not a great start but it wasn't terrible either. There wasn't very many places open before 7am in the area. So, Heini it is! Many locals come here reading the newspaper while drinking coffee before going to work - like people still read actual newspaper! I love that for them! The ladies behind the counter were pretty friendly. After looking at the options behind the glass case, we made our selections. Shepherd's Pie: The crust was thick, dense and dry. It was more like a savory tart. I ate the middle part and left the pie crust part. 2/5 Chicken Champignon Pie: This was also mostly crust but it wasn't as hard and thick as the shepherd's pie. 3/5 Luzerner Festtagstorte/ Luzern Festive Cake: From their website: "A delicious chocolate biscuit, filled with a truffle cream, delicately sweet raspberry jam, and nougat flakes". It wasn't too sweet. The flavors were very mild. I didn't get much of a chocolate taste that I assumed this cake would have. 3/5 I should have just stayed with the quiche. I went to another Heini location to get chocolates. They have them here too but I didn't want to start my day lugging chocolates all the way to the end of the day.

We were looking for a small cafe for a quick coffee and snack near the river. Stumbled on this…read moreplace and found it quite decent. Her - my Latte Machiato was good. Not too sweet (even though it had caramel), good quantity and great coffee! The pesto flat bread and croissant was good too, but I expected more from the fresh bakery looking place. His - Found this local cafe shop Heini where the lady barely spoke English but we were still able to easily order croissant and a pizza kinda thing. Coffee Capuccino was great!! You can pay by Visa card. [Category: Her Rating] Taste: 7 Ambience: 6 Service: 7 Value for money: 8 [Category: His Rating] Taste: 5 Ambience: 6 Service: 8 Value for money: 8

We grabbed a coffee here during our stay in Luzern. This is a cozy, charming, and quiet cafe. We…read morewere able to talk to the owner who told us his story, it was a pleasant exchange. The coffee was strong, as coffee should be. They have lots of seating are which is nice.

Charming coffee spot in Lucerne. Coffee was strong and great. They have games where you can use…read morewhile killing time. Nice ceiling lights where they made use of moka pots and coffee jute sacks as part of their motif and decor.

Macchi is conveniently located near Lucerne's main ferry terminal and train station. It's an…read moreinviting space with wonderful employees. The croissants are pretty tasty, but they lack the proper flakiness and composition. Honestly, the croissants down the street at the train station are surprisingly better! However, Macchi does have some very good bread, so that's probably a better bet.

Wonderful little bakery around the corner from the Marriott Renaissance! Friendly staff, with a…read morenice selection of croissants, coffees, sweet breads, as well as several pre-packaged breakfast or lunch sandwiches. We each selected the large slice of cheese quiche, which they warmed for us. It was heavenly. Excellent value in a typically pricey area; for the two large slices quiche, one large buttery croissant (hubby couldn't pass it up), and a couple cappuccino drinks to go it was around $16 francs. They had a sweet dessert slice, with cherries. We will be back tomorrow to try!

We came after Titlis and loved the food. The quiches were tasty and the latte hit the spot…read more Atmosphere was quiet and welcoming. I had an apple tart and it was super. The bread basket was a large portion and great. Looking forward to the chocolate muffin for the car ride.

Very nice Cafe close to the train station. Prices are very…read morereasonable considering the high prices everywhere here. Server were extremely nice and friendly, would come here again