Fast, fresh and reasonably priced. A good range of takeaway options…read more All food made to order, with a varied menu covering the basics, from fish and chips, to hamburgers and kebabs. Look for the flashing 'open' sign in the window, as it is easy to walk past.

Well, Lucerne is a great city with amazing views, but when it comes to cheap eats, it certainly…read moreneeds to do a bit of work. We went to twinys looking for quick bite to eat under $20 and it was a hard search unfortunately (we were tired of quick meals at coop and migros). And twinys really came to our rescue. It's a food stand so everything there is to go and there is no where to sit. The staff was very friendly, one of my friends had a food allergy and they had no issues whatsoever adjusting his sandwich accordingly. I got the chicken sandwich, their staple sandwich and I was a big fan. Would recommend getting the twiny sauce and the garlic sauce as well. Was quite a flavorful sandwich and the staff even added extra pickles after I joked it. The bread is nice and crispy and the chicken came out hot. My friends loved their salami sandwich. I would note that the sandwiches can be a bit messy, we had a few bread crumbs and pieces of lettuce fall out while eating and the sauce does start to drip. We ended up coming back for more sandwiches later in our trip as our go to quick eat spot that is inexpensive. If you are looking for a bite without spending a fortune in Lucerne would recommend a visit!

I'm happy I found this because 1. I am burnt out on pork and I have only seen pork schnitzel…read moreoffered at restaurants and 2. The price tag is a little more consumer friendly than most places. It's a takeout window. Easy to order and food was ready quickly. I ordered the large chicken schnitzel with garlic sauce and a side of pommes for 20 CHF. Served on a baguette, the sandwich had multiple cutlets of schnitzel throughout. They go heavy on the sauce and Im here for it! The sandwich was filling but a little messy. The fries were good, nothing remarkable, but good old heated up precut frozen fries. We took our food down to the water and ate on a bench. It was great. In fact, we were so full from our sandwiches we decided to skip our sit down dinner a couple hours later.

Went here tonight looking for an affordable place to eat (which I've come to accept doesn't exist…read morein Switzerland). The 16 franc pizza we ordered was supposed to come with mushrooms and arugula. We left off the mushrooms and added prosciutto, and they charged us 20 francs, which seemed to be a pretty big price difference. There were other pizzas with prosciutto + another ingredient that were 18 francs, so I don't know...maybe arugula is a hot commodity. It sort of just seemed like she was tacking on charges for every ingredient, even though the arugula was already supposed to come included in the cost. ANYWAY, the food was fine, but we had just come from Italy, where you can get the same thing for 8 Euros. There aren't too many options on the menu, but what they do, they do well. My biggest qualm is that it isn't really worthy of a single $ here on Yelp. Like most other places in Switzerland, I would put it at 2 $$, and there are other options in Luzern with similar prices that might be more desirable.

Great pizza, super authentic to Ticino and Lugano. They were very friendly and accommodating. It's…read morequite small (only four tables) so if you want to sit you might have to wait during lunch and dinner hours.

Holy cow! Holy cow burger is good! The price may feel steep, but it reasonable and expected for…read moreSwitzerland. So your factoring the price, there burger is a five star experience. The beef is local Swiss beef, and is juicy and tender.

My son Timothy went here and wanted to sit down. They have no seating. It's also really expensive.read more

In and out the perfect for a day of ice cream ... touch screens for orders and has a variety of…read moredesserts.

Poor breakfast options. Mainly Croissants. There was no…read moreavailable egg McMuffin. There was nobody in the restaurant at 9:30am on a Saturday which is a bad sign. The Starbucks next door was booming. For dinner I ordered a double big mac and it came messy and cold. These folks that work here just don't take making the food as a quality product, like other European cities do. I would pass on this location which seems to be avoided by many others as well seeing that it's always empty when I walk in.

Love the simplicity and deliciousness of the lamb curry! Highly recommend…read more After all it was my Airbnb host who recommended it. If you're looking for something fast, yummy, and not a wallet damager come here!

We stayed in an air bnb around the corner and walked here. Restaurant is pleasant and there were…read morediners eating. We picked up butter chicken , chicken makhani, and lamb curry. Large portion of rice. The very pleasant owner scooped ready made curries (it's fine! Food we're hot!) and two veggie curries. I asked for Raita, too. The chicken curries were on the sweeter side. The lamb curry was not sweet and tasted very good. The veggie curries were the shining stars. Maybe we should have gotten all veggie? $11 for the chicken dish and lam was $14. All very tasty and fast. I couldn't even get a pic of the butter chicken as kiddo consumed it like we never feed him. I saw the owner making naan fresh to order and it looked really tasty.

absolutely insanely delicious. The almond pretzel was so so good, and the prices aren't too bad…read moreeither! great for a quick snack at the train station.

This Swiss chain is a local Swiss favorite...they sell two things: Pretzels and Sausages. You can…read moreget a plain pretzel for $2, a cheesy Raclette pretzel for $3.50(YUM!), a pretzel sandwich for about $7, or a sausage in pretzel bun for $5.50-6.50...get the rauchwurst in a bun, a delicious quick meal! Travelers, both local and foreign, keep the business flowing almost nonstop. Being that this is a train station location, I think these prices might be slightly higher than normal location.

NOTE: They close 20min early from their closing time... :( I asked if i could get their cold juice,…read morebut nope, they were closed for the day at 7:40pm instead of 8:00pm. So, if you're running late, don't bother going after 7:30pm, they might already start closing. Sorry, no review for their food or environment, just wanted to put the note out there.

Food was healthy, fresh, and delicious. The mixture of smoked salmon, avocado, beets, quinoa and…read morecrunchy onions was amazing. The quinoa was warm and there was a slightly sweet sauce. The green curry was mildly spicy with a nice assortment of root vegetables and fried tofu. The food here is excellent.

Nothing fancy just great Thai food! And they do have seating so don't assume it's only take away…read more Excellent food and friendly staff. Highly recommend!

I love this place and come here pretty often. It has authentic food, be it Pad Thai, Chicken Rice,…read moreChar Siew (roasted pork), or a host of other dishes, and you can get the lunch menu for CHF 20. The owners are very friendly as well. Note that the location on the official website (www.ruanthai.ch) is out of date - it's actually located in the heart of Altstadt (the old town) on Eisengasse 12, and NOT on Gibraltarstrasse.

It was our first day in Switzerland. My husband and I were walking around enjoying the scenery and…read morenoticed that it was starting to get dark. It was around dinner time and we realized we had not eaten yet. Of course NOTHING IS OPEN. I never thought I would be so happy to see those 'Golden Arches'! When in Switzerland, eat McDonald's. LOL. They did have these Bagel burgers on the menu which were different and Ovaline and Toblerone McFlurries! We both ordered a Big Mac combo. I haven't eaten a Big Mac in several years, but we were on vacation, so why not?! I had to get a Toblerone McFlurry too. I think total we paid close to $20 US dollars for our meal (2 meals and 1 McFlurry). I guess in Europe they are not so giving on the ketchup. My husband and I both got combo meals so we each had fries and the guy only gave us ONE PACKET of ketchup. (Same thing happened when we were in Paris haha.) We had to ask for more. Oh us Americans love ketchup. They have a seating area upstairs which was nice. It felt more like a café than a fast food place. Overall, there was nothing special about our meal. It's just like any other McDonald's. 90/100 Reviews for 2015

Last night around 6pm we ordered 1 Big Tasty, 9 pcs nuggets, 1 chicken sandwich meal, and 2 medium…read morefries. And we paid almost $40. Then the lady gave us the food and 4 packets of ketchup. What....? only 4???? So I asked for more. And the answer was blunt: No it's not free!!! She didn't even look at me or at least told me it's 1 for a dollar or franc or something. Nope! No customer service... nothing nada! Later after we ate I asked for water because I saw a couple of people drinking from small cups. I thought we forgot to ask for water. So I went back to the same lady and asked for a cup of water. She was kind of surprised or shocked or something.... as if I asked for a Free Burger! She paused and couldn't say anything, just staring at me. And when her mind came back she went to i think a supervisor, wearing a white uniform. Then she came back to me and said: No, only bottle water! WTF!!!