Best food we've had in Switzerland!! Try the gnocchi. I promise you won't be disappointed. Great…read moremusic & friendly servers.

I visited a year and a half ago, and I can still remember what I ate! The salmon tatare was one of…read morethe best things I've ever eaten, the view was gorgeous, and the staff was great! Highly recommend!

We first stopped by this restaurant for lunch and were absolutely blown away at how good the Wiener…read moreschnitzel was, with a delicate, crisp crust and ultra tender pork inside (for lunch it's actually Schweineschnitizel). The accompanying pommes-frites were also wonderful. A few nights later we went there for dinner so my wife could get the incredible schnitzel and I ordered Walliser-style Rösti (with tomato and cheese melted on top). I like crispy Rösti, but in this case the potatoes were cooked to an ultra-crispy texture, making it a tasty, crunchy delight. Truly superb food served by a courteous, friendly and efficient staff. This restaurant was truly a culinary highlight of our visit to Engelberg.

Great Food, friendly and accommodating service, friendly ambiance with a local feel. The staff and…read moreowner were so friendly and it really felt like a unique experience.

Very pleasent restaurent were the service and food were very good and the price matched the quality…read more(taken into account that Swiss price are high on avarage)

Nice place. Pizza was very good and the steak was good. It was crowded, and the server was really…read morebusy, but our orders came out fairly quickly and the food was good.

this is the best restraunt I ate in switzerland，the pizza is wonderful，steak tests so good,because…read moreThere is no blood in the beef

Nice personal and tasty dishes. Good thin pizzas. You can order one with your favorite ingredientsread more

We stayed at Hotel Waldegg when visiting the tourist village of Lucerne and to take the trek up to…read morethe nearby Mt. Titlis. This hotel is dated, but rest assured, it is very clean. I think a good word to sum up this hotel is "retro". My favorite part was probably the retro elevator. It was literally an elevator probably dating back to the 1940's or '50s. The elevator didn't have doors, and you had to close the outer door by hand. My wife thought it was absolutely adorable. The door locks were also pretty low-tech too--no key cards, just a very large and heavy key (to my dismay). The room was very clean, but with torn carpet and an old CRT television. My favorite part of the hotel had to be the amazing view of the mountains from our balcony, and the crisp mountain air. There was no air conditioning inside the hotel room at all. But with all the comfortable temperatures, it really wasn't needed. The breakfast was VERY generic--yogurt, cereal, bread, juice....The usual. But as I came to figure out, all European breakfasts seem to always have the same items. Overall, a typical mountain top lodge, but still clean and comfortable.

If you go to the top of titlis mountain, be sure to eat at the sit down portion of the restaurant …read more After a thrilling trip to the top of titlis mountain we stopped here for lunch .The food , service and view were all excellent ! I had a traditional Swiss meal with roast vegetables and my partner had a fish fry. The bonus was being able to see the view of the Swiss alps .. well worth a try !

When in the area perfect place for fondue! Only challenge for me if you want cheese fondue it only…read morecomes with bread The meat fondue includes all of the meat and accompaniments just no Cheese! Had the cheese very good!

This restaurant was recommended by a local for Swiss food. It was nearly empty when we arrived. The…read moredecor inside is like a cabin with a homey feel. I tried the Geschnetzeltes Kalbfleische (Engelberger Art) - basically, veal, rosti in cream sauce with mushrooms herbs, apple, herbal schnapps, and walnuts. Our server named it as one of the four specialty dishes.. I devoured this. Another dish our server recommended incorporated some kind of cheese from Schaukäserei Kloster Engelberg, which is a must-go if you are in the area! The cheese was just phenomenal. Beware of the water! It was refreshing, but each bottle was $9 USD equivalent... so we were charged $18 for two bottles. Good service... except the server actually stood there and informed to us that the tip % was not included. He stood there watching us add tip. Awkward right?