It's called a Mexican restaurant, but alas, it is not. Because we're nowhere close to Mexico! What…read moredo you expect, they don't use the same flavors or spices or whatever Mexican people use to make their perfect enchiladas, quesadilas, tacos, because they don't have them! But hey, at least they're trying. I shouldn't even talk because I know more about Tex-Mex than Mexican. Anyway, we tried their Macho Macho Nachos. The tortilla chips were covered in beans, some salsa and a heaping helping of cheese, and they had been sitting there a while. So long that all the chips had kinda turned into a big tortilla blob. It was all very greasy from the cheese. So, it's not your typical Mexican restaurant, but it's cool that they're actually educating people on what quesadilas and fajitas are! I'd give them 3 stars, because I'm not actually expecting authentic Mexican food in Switzerland and I didn't try anything else, but the wait was ridiculously long. And it shouldn't take that long to throw some chips, salsa, and cheese on a plate. Es ist eines interesantes Restaurant. Ich weiss, dass mexikanische Essen und Kaese ist teuer, weil sie weit sind. Aber, das Essen war nicht gut, und wir hatten zu viele Zeit zu warten.

US-Mex is an okay restaurant. In St. Gallen, where just about all the restaurants are very much…read moreoverpriced, US-Mex is less so. So that's good. The selection on the menu is big, and my girlfriend loved the nachos. Of course, she's never had nachos before. I found them too soggy, and the tortilla chips didn't have much flavor. She enjoyed her Caesar salad, but I found my enchilada supremely underwhelming. Now, perhaps this is more of a place for going out drinking. I really don't know. Probably not great for beer, as a bottle of Bud costs 6.50 here. And they don't even have the decent local beers. The service we got was similarly eh. All the waiters reek of smoke since they seem to be outside smoking more often than they're inside working. I would give this place 2.5 stars, I guess, if I could... it's not horrible, but I wouldn't be back again. Oh well, I guess the joke's on me -- I went to a TexMex restaurant in Switzerland.

I was tickled to find an American themed restaurant in Switzerland, decked out in patriotic colors…read moreand images of football players, NASA, and Mount Rushmore. In the patio area sits large sculptures representing The States including a giant eagle and a tribute to our World's Largest Ball of Twine. http://www.yelp.com/biz/worlds-largest-ball-of-twine-darwin I guess I was most amused to see how another country would view and advertise such cuisine, and it appears this is Europe's equivalent to our Applebees. The menu jumps all over the place, from burgers to burritos, to Chinese noodles and Cajun catfish. Yes, we have all that in America, but certainly not under one roof! That being said, the food isn't anything spectacular, as is with any restaurant that serves a grab bag of meals. What shocked me the most - the price! CHF22.00 for a cheeseburger!? CHF24.00 for Chinese noodles or a burrito?!?! I realize things cost more in Switzerland than The States, but this is ridiculous! This food costs four times as much. In The States, we pay: - Cheeseburger (gourmet): $9.00 - Chinese Noodles: $7.50 - Burrito: $5.00 Interesting concept, Stars and Stripes, but I think I'll save my money and eat the real thing while I'm at home. Price per person: CHF30.00

Five star Al pastor! I don't think I've ever had better Al pastor anywhere! Girlfriend had the…read moreburrito and liked it, but the beef wasn't great honestly. And the burritos don't have rice in them. The chips and salsas were great too. Pineapple sour beer was excellent also. Girlfriend loved the red cabbage, maybe a little anachronistic for Mexican, but tasty! Super cool ambiance with all kinds of Mexican images (heavy on the Frida khalo I'll say though). Service was fine, prices were fine by Swiss standards (about $30 USD for a burrito with red cabbage and chips or 3 tacos with no sides). A 750 ml pitcher of margaritas for $80 USD was a bridge too far though. ;)

This place was such a gem! My friend and I came across it on tik tok and we were blown away with…read morethe decor of the place! It reminded us of a Mexican restaurant back home (we're from Oklahoma). To start the margarita was SOOO good, the hibiscus syrup they put in it? Yes, get you one immediately. Guacamole and salsa were so fresh and I'll dream about the fish taco. Our server (Pablo?) was fantastic as well! 5 stars!

Great place...location, service, atmosphere and FOOD!!!…read more Yelp map leads you to the wrong place...is located in Hotel Seehof; near Untersee.

So I'm sitting here, in Brisbane Australia, and I'm madly craving to go back to the snow and one of…read moremy favourite restaurants, "Cuculouche..." Bit weird I know and it's not like I can just fly over there for food... (unfortunately!) When I was living in Switzerland this place was an all time favourite. I've had a lot of Mexican throughout my life time (yet to go to Mexico...) and this place by far has the best Mexican I've tasted to date. Hands down. I literally lived out of this restaurant whenever we were on a ski holiday... helped it was right next/ in the hotel we were staying. The food is great - always of a high standard no matter when you go and the staff are really helpful and friendly. It's an intimate restaurant and parts had fairly dim lighting (from when I was last there and that was a while ago) but it made for a nice atmosphere especially when the weather is incredibly cold outside. They welcome kids and go above and beyond their expected call of duty by offering colouring books, pencils etc. They're really just so lovely. Arosa is very well known for its "children friendly slopes." There are a lot of families that go there over Winter break/ during ski season. They have a very well organised skischule for all levels (even adults). The instructors are really nice and not necessarily from Switzerland but they speak fluent Haute Deutsch as often English as well. It's a great place to go skiing. Arosa is smaller than some with most slopes being of average difficulty but the atmosphere is lovely. There are quite a few nice restaurants around for such a small town. It's also easy to access if you don't have a car - you can get to Arosa by train and then either walk around or catch the free shuttle bus (if you've got a ski pass, otherwise I think you have to pay). If you're heading to Arosa to hit up the slopes, make sure you pop into the Cuculouche for dinner one time!!! It won't disappoint :) !

Food was exceptionally priced for a great portion. Would recommend to anyone who wants a burrito or…read moreMexican food.

For some Texans that were hungry for some Mexican food, can say this hit the spot. Could not…read morebelieve the had Pacifico and Dos Equis as well. Food was excellent and would be happy to go again.

Probably the worst Mexican restaurant I visited, I ate a Mexican burger, it was no better than…read morefrozen burger from any street corner. Bread was same kind you buy in any coop that last 2 weeks or so. Only the price was higher than the street corner 20 frankern for a crap burger. My friends had ribs and chili, the ribs tasted ok, but you could see they were made several hours earlier, the chili tasted good, but the size was like a starter, but priced as full meal. No skip this place and go somewhere else.

Awesome service Stella is Amazing I will definitely return when I'm back in town the Margarita was…read morestrong

El Luchador is a fun Mexican restaurant located right in the place that I frequent a lot, but I…read morehave a terrible time explaining where it is. It's like, by the train station, but you have to walk a little ways in a diagonal fashion. What am I saying? Yeah, I don't know. Anyway, the food is good. I definitely love Mexican food, but will admit I've had better Mexican food in Zurich, and for a better price. But I am always thankful for a Mexican restaurant in Europe! The waitress that we had was absolutely lovely.