Service was amazing even after a Viking tour had just walked in to be seated. Delicious fondue, excellent portions. Friendly service, Damian was great!

Sean G.

This place was a pleasant surprise stop in Lucerne! Parking wasn't great, but we found a spot up the hill and walked down to the bridge and explored the town. Then we stumbled across this and shared a delightful meal with a crisp beer and enjoyed people watching as they came to the beautifully painted building. 10/10 recommend stopping by! Insta fondue for you, fondue for me! Cheese Fondue for 1 Cordon Bleu Restaurant Fritschi Lucerne

Michael B.

A very enjoyable evening sitting at one of their outdoor tables. Bratwurst and fondue were both good. One of my favorite meals of this trip. The restaurant is a block off the main old town area so it was a little quieter place to enjoy dinner with friends.

Chad M.

Very good, but definitely on the pricy end. Fondue is some of the best I've had--simple and exquisite at the same time. I enjoyed a local beer, but they have solid wine list I wouldn't have minded sampling. Service was friendly and helpful. Loved the old world atmosphere, and it was a convenient location. Glad to have dropped in.

Nicholas K.

We came just as the kitchen was closing, actually a few minutes after 2pm where they shut down until the evening meals, and our server was very nice and asked us as we sat if we were going to order food so he could ask the kitchen if they would stay open to make our meal. The waiter came back with a smile and said they were happy to serve us. We opted for a traditional Alpenmagronen which is a Swiss dish of macaroni, and Swiss cheeses, cubed potatoes and apple sauce on the side, and it's topped with perfectly crisp French onions. This was so rich and creamy I felt like skipping the local chocolate shop I was craving. This dish is what you want. Also water is usually an extra charge everywhere, so be prepared for that. The waiter was prompt when we asked for the bill. Learn some of the language and you will be rewarded with amazing experiences that equal your food.

Salam A.

I ordered the cheese plate because the fondue is NOT HALAL. The saddest meal i've eaten the fries were fresh and a very big portion.

Mark Y.

Great place. We all figured we're in Switzerland, we have to have some Swiss Fondue. We asked one of our guides and she recommended this place. The building is just gorgeous. There are many beautiful painted buildings in Luzern and this one is definitely one of them, very eye catching. The guide said this place was popular so we got there early. There were just a few people when we go there but by the time we were done, it was jam packed. One thing that I noticed is a large majority of the diners looked liked tourists so I think it's common for the staff to have their hands full with customers like us who know very little about a fondue place. The first server that came to our table looked frustrated with our questions so he immediately turfed us off to another server who seemed much more patient. :) The four of us just ordered the cheese fondue with a side of potatoes to dip along with the bread. Just this was more than enough for the four of us. The fondues I've had in the past were usually with french or sourdough bread but this one was served with a wheat bread. This bread along with the potatoes were delicious dipped in the cheese. With the bread, a small ramekin of vodka was given to us. The server explained the thing to do was dip a small corner of the bread in the vodka before dipping it into the cheese. I gotta say, this really gave the bread/cheese combination that extra kick, fantastic. We unfortunately were leaving Luzern the next day otherwise I would've loved to come back and try some of the other things. This place was a bit pricey (about $33 person just for the fondue) but it was definitely worth it.

Yang G.

To be honest, they serve a good meal. The price of the food is acceptable, though it is expensive but it is just a little bit beyond the average level of the downtown price. However, there is a bad-service poker face manager who seems not happy when we just order a fondue and pork sausage dish, and he even add 7 bucks for plate without any notice. Excuse me, please at least tell your customers before adding any additional fee next time, or it's immoral.

Quinton M.

This is a restaurant is in old town of Lucerne that serves traditional Switzerland meals. I have the sausage and has browns and my brother had the chicken and Mushroom. Both dishes were very good and filling. The flavors were just right. Not too strong and not too weak. They specialize in their Fondue which we did not get, however a table close to us got the cheese and chocolate fondue and it looked exceptional! The smiles on their faces said it all! Dishes range from 25 Swiss francs - 50 Swiss francs. Great place! I'd recommend it for any traveler.

Valerie K.

Eh, it's Switzerland, so be prepared for most restaurants to have at least a $50 tab for 2. My brother's order got mixed up as he ordered a sausage fondue and I ended up getting the herb fondue instead of the one with a fried egg. When I raised the question about where the egg was, our server just kept asking if I wanted egg, so I said, yes if it was included. So she did bring me the egg, but I was billed separately for it, which ultimately worked out to the price of what I ordered, but it was a bit confusing at first. My sister in law ordered some fish and a side salad which was the size of an appetizer for $30. The fondue, which I really wanted to make an effort to try in Switzerland, was really nothing special to be quite honest. It didn't taste much different than the ones you get here in the states. It was $32 and all it included was some potatoes and bread. If you share, they'll tack on another $32 per person. The fondue bowl was way too big for one and there just wasn't enough dipper items for it to be worth it. Our bill ended up being about $70 for the fondue and my husband's rosti. It was really nothing special to be quite honest. Water will run you another $6-7.