Lots of options for food and drinks. Decent prices. Beautiful views and free toilets. Great place…read moreto go! Highly recommend.

Very nice. Perfect stop in an afternoon of shopping in old town. Beautiful goods and friendly staff.read more

I usually come to this Departement store not to shop for clothes or household products. When I come…read morehere, it's mostly for the impressive food market in the sub-level, which might be overlooked if you're a first-time visitor. The products they sell there are fresh, tasty and wonderfully displayed. They got lots of import stuff, so if you look for something rare, this might be the place to get it. Besides a nice selection of fruit, veggies, meat, fish and seafood they also got a great selection of cheeses (Swiss and Import). You can sample some if you're honestly interested in buying. There's also a nice Bar in the middle, if you feel like having some oysters and Champagne (or other items). Besides that they have a great alcohol section. All kinds of Whiskey, Rum, Tequila or any other booze. And more importantly: a great range of wines! Right now I'm really into their "Buglioni Amarone", the Californian "Bogle Phantom" or the divine Californian "Caymus" Cabernet Sauvignon. If you are looking for some fancy but heavenly salmon, you should try some of their "Balik" Salmon. Best I've ever had. About 50CHF, but worth every buck. This is really the place to go when I look for some unusual, but great food items. The rest of the store is fine with the clothing section, toys, make-up, perfumes, jewelery, accessories, electronics our household products. A real restaurant with some nice views is on the top floor. They have nice christmas decorations for sale in the holiday season as well, but it's the food market which makes this place. Love it!

There are tons of souvenir stores in Lucerne. This one in particular is quite large and sells a…read moregood variety of fridge magnets, pins, decals, key chains and a bunch more of Lucerne and Swiss knickknacks. The cuckoo clocks and beer stein mugs were very cool.

This place was crowded with tourists as it has a lot of souvenirs…read more Be careful and double check your bag and make sure the merchandise you paid for are in the bag. Mine was missing one of the ponytail set and my receipt shows I paid for two. The sales rep only out one. Didn't think about checking it as you just want to get out coz it was too crowded. I found out that the same thing happened that day to one of my Tourmates. Unfortunately by the time we noticed it, we were in our coach to our next destination. Please check your bag after you pay to make sure you got everything you paid for.

Service was great. We had a very tight schedule because we were on a travel tour. They were able…read moreto help us in such short period of time. They also gave us several spoon souvenirs and half bottle champagne. Their watch selection is ginormous!

The Asian girl here is so rude. When I walked in and talked to her. She didn't even look at me when…read moreshe answered my question. Will never recommend this store to anyone.

Our tour guide told us she liked this store because of the reasonable prices and the restaurant…read morewhich is on the 5th floor. After our tour, my husband and I returned to eat lunch. A great buffet of all types of delicious foods with many desserts to choose. The food was so fresh and yummy. I had steamed asparagus with roasted potatoes. I also had a mozzarella pizza roll up. Shopping on the other four floors such as women's clothing, men's clothing, home goods, etc. The store reminds me of a Kohl's in the USA.

This is such a wonderful store filled with local artists crafts! Loved it! And the sales people…read moreare very friendly. Glad I found it in Lucerne.

They're tacky, obnoxious and high maintenance but you can't help but love a good cuckoo clock and…read morewhere better to purchase one than the city of cuckoo clocks? (Lucerne, Switzerland) They did it. They took the leap that they had been mulled on for nearly three years. We opted to return to the exact shop that had been helpful and friendly in explaining the world of cuckoo clocks so many years ago. This tiny corner shop has everything from wrist and pocket watches to manual clocks and batter operated versions. My sister opted for a vibrant-colored batter version; whereas, my father chose a surprisingly pricey and ornate manual (not shocking on the manual note because like his clock, he tends to be a pain in the ass himself from time to time;). If you're looking to take the cuckoo leap, I highly recommend this spot. Insider's tips: 1.) barter! And 2.) When you go to sigh the credit card receipt, take note of the nice pen. I fancied it so much I asked if he'd throw it in (this is where I get my dad's asshole bartering tactics) - the owner didn't even blink and brought out a packaged pen for each of us. Writes like a gem.