Inexpensive and edible. Their menu has french fries and hamburgers as well as kebabs and falafel…read more The fries were hot and crispy. Falafel was warmed in microwave and just did not have much flavor. They serve beer on tap. This works if you want fast and cheap.

They say it's the "official gourmet burger of Switzerland." Bustling and popular restaurant in the…read moreshopping heart of Lausanne. A nice Swiss alternative to a fast food chain hamburger. Wooden counters and table seating, good music and lots of windows. Ordering is by person at the counter and you can dine in (they bring the tray) or get it to go. I loved the Z Burger with raclette cheese and a juicy meat burger topped with thinly sliced air dried "viande.des grisons".

Meat is juicy, fries are fresh, crunchy and fat, located at the center of Lausanne near hotels,…read morechic clothes stores, bars. Worth the visit if you are craving for burgers.

this pace is a little kiosk near a bus stop and major roads. they have the best Panini I have ever…read morehad. The hot dogs over here come inside a bagette, which makes for great eating for a child.

A good kebab place, but has absolutely nothing to do with Tacos…read more Following my arrival to Lausanne, their name "Giga Tacos" (heh) as well as the tagline "Original French Tacos" (WTF) did intrigue me. So, as a grand amateur of Mexican food, I decided to check by myself what the fuss was all about and to go there and order. First of all, the "meat+veggies+sauce" with optional fries didn't presage anything Mexican. No hot sauces; no carna assada or avocados. However there was plenty of usual components of kebab - onions, kebab meat, choice of sauces that would usually go one kebabs, etc... And to top everything, it doesn't even come in a taco, but instead wrapped in a burrito tortilla; with all being pressed in a panini machine. Don't take me wrong, the final package is delicious and can be made well-balanced with an abundance of vegetable; plus all comes for the very reasonable price of 8 CHF, drink included. However it has absolutely nothing to do with tacos or Mexican food for the matter.

pretty neat set up. they have the kiosks if you really don't walk to talk to a person, but being a…read moreforeigner, I try to speak French anyways. clean, orderly, and marked well, you can assimilate this to any other mcd's

I'm slightly embarrassed to say that yes, I have had McDonald's in Switzerland and also happy to…read moresay that it's far superior to any McDonald's I've been to in the USA. When you order your meal, you also give them a number and you will get fast table service; a server will find you and bring the tray to your table. This is such a great location because like most cities in Switzerland, Lausanne closes up really early (especially Sundays!) so this is one of the last resorts for late night eats as it closes just before 2:00 AM in weekends. They have a lot of things that aren't available on McDonald's menus in the US and the food tends to be really fresh. They also make great french fries. It is right in front of main Lausanne train station, which is a bit dicey at night, but I don't think it's dangerous at all. Just walk straight ahead and don't listen to anyone if they ask you silly questions. There are two floors here and the top floor has a nice view with windows looking out onto the beautiful art deco train station across the street. You can order everything on the digital screens and you can also use the McDonald's Swiss/European phone app to order on your phone, although if you have a US phone and are roaming it may not let you download it. The most delicious thing I've ever had here was the "Raclette Burger" which had real melted Swiss Raclette cheese and a brioche bun; it was absolutely outstanding, but they don't offer that very often. It was just for a few months. The current double "M Burger" is amazing but has over 1000 calories. So definitely check the specials when you're ordering.

I don't know about the other stuff here, but whenever I've ordered the "Cappuccino + Croissant"…read morebreakfast special from the "McCafe," it's always been good! The croissant is nicely flakey and buttery (made with real butter!), and is served warm with a very tasty cappuccino. It's not a mind-blowing breakfast, but for 4.70CHF, it's a tasty and inexpensive option if you don't have time to peruse through a bunch of reviews to find the best cafe in town. Service was friendly and quick. The location is very convenient - right across from the Lausanne train station. The hours are friendly toward travelers - 5:30am to 1am (other locations in Lausanne have more standard hours). I haven't tried lunch/dinner items at a European McDonalds in a while, so would be curious to see what the quality is like. But for now, I'd say breakfast is solid!

Who doesn't want a pretzel to snack on while you shop…read more Happened to see this across the street while at C&A and had to stop by for a pretzel. Great service and awesome flavors. Stop by and grab one.

In a neighborhood lacking many good food options, this is a welcome addition for a quick bite. It's…read morenothing amazing or even good, but it's reliable for typical kebab fare. It's a tiny place and not all that pleasant, so you'll likely want takeaway. Prices are reasonable for the area.

I have been here a couple of times. The place has an almost "dive bar" feel without your feet…read moresticking to the floor or having unidentifiable odors....it is in Switzerland after all. The patrons are a mix of tourists and locals. The staff speaks English...in fact one woman told me prefers to so she can practice. I have had a burger and chicken Tandoori salad, both excellent. Full bar, lots of beer and espresso for after. They have live music sometimes, but right now Johnny Winter's "Stone Cold Boogie" is playing on the sound system. I am from Austin Texas and this bar could be located on South Congress....except folks speak French.

An oasis for the expats…read more Spanish soccer playing on the walls, British beer on tap, and burgers as the main fare. This place is distinctively not Swiss, but quite homey and delicious for travelers.