My husband and I were visiting Switzerland for our 1 year anniversary and wanted to start a…read moretradition of attending a cooking class wherever we traveled. We're so happy we found Marco at Schnauserei! Marco was immediately warm and welcoming and had closed down the restaurant for our private class. What a first class experience we had as a result! When we arrived he had a selection of local meats and cheeses he acquired while hiking earlier in the day (so thoughtful) and a great wine selection. Everything was authentic and local to the area which is exactly what we were looking for! We were able to make traditional Swiss food like Chnöpfli - complete with salad and chocolate cake! The meal was incredible but most of all was Marco's hospitality and the setting. There was so much thought and care that went into Marco's restaurant and you feel like you're enjoying an evening of cooking at a dear friend's place. We felt right at home. We will definitely be back when we're in Switzerland to enjoy not only another cooking class, but a meal or two at his restaurant - and are definitely looking forward to the fondue cave he's working on! Thank you Marco!!

From the owner: We cook by reservation only for groups of 2 to 30 people (For tourists usually a cooking class…read moreexperience using local Swiss produce). Requests for the same day may be possible, just call or whatsapp.

I asked for tortilla chips and salsa. They brought me tortilla chips without salsa. I explained I…read morewanted just the chips...no cheese. They had no idea what I meant by salsa. They said they have several sauces. I tried to explain salsa....diced tomatoes etc...etc... They looked as if I was from the moon. I actually hadan to Google a photo of tortilla chips with salsa. They said they had a Mexican sauce. But not 'salsa'. They brought me a pinkish orange colored sauce with consistency of a thick salad dressing!!!! It was horrible and as they told me....From à Can! I can't believe they call themselves a Mexican restaurant when they have no idea what mexican salsa is....the most basic simple thing to make fresh in mexican food! The most un-authentic mexican restaurant I've been to!!! Prices are fair. Go to Cactus in luzern. ..At least they know what salsa is!!

Delicious and very friendly staff. We grabbed the Rusti Potatoes which were incredible as well as…read morethe Bufala pizza which we slurped down. Our first meal in Zurich didn't disappoint!! The place was very busy but we still got our food in a reasonable amount of time and our kind server was very attentive. Definitely worth a try.

Great pizza, nice thin crisp crust. WIDE selection of beers. Friendly staff. Very quick…read moredelivery. Love it.

it's for sure not a high quality restaurant but the portions are big and it tastes really good! i…read morerecommend to order the food for take away. service is nice.

The best food I've ever had in a long time. My favorite place to eat thai food . The staff is super…read morefriendly and prices are fair.

I give this place three stars for price and service. The food is good but resembles nothing even…read moreclose to Thai food. It lacks the authenticity and flavor of true Thai dishes.

Need a snack or a cold drink on the go? Have a quick stop at Coop. So easy to grab and go. The…read morepeach rivella was so refreshing on a very warm summer day after exploring the city. Rivella is famous as Swiss national soft drink. It was created in 1952. The red has sugar and the blue is sugar free. It has a fruity floral flavor.

Yelp Review 2026 #107:…read more I enjoy going to Migros and Coop while in Switzerland. They have groceries, pharmacy items and ready-to-eat food. Most tourists come here to get food at the fraction of the cost from eating at restaurants. I was getting tired of eating Swiss food so, I went here since I know they have pretty much everything. Sandwiches, deli meats and cheeses, fresh fruits, fruit cups, fruit bowls, sushi, pastries (both sweet and savory), pizza, salads, octopus salad, shrimps, salmon tartare, Mediterranean food, Middle Eastern food, chicken breast, samosas. Pastas you can reheat. It's also a good place to get some Swiss snacks, drinks, protein bars and ice cream. I grabbed sushi, salad and chicken breast. You do have to pay for utensils. The bad: the cashier was rude and was rushing us at the self-checkout counter - nobody needs your help, nobody needs your attitude. Like if you're bored and there's nobody in line, go make yourself useful and do something else. The rice on the sushi was a lot and it was dry which made it worse. The fish was thinly sliced. I tossed half of the rice.