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.

Was hungry after getting off the train and saw all the sausages on the grill... looked great!…read more Didn't know what anything in the menu was and after a quick translation on the iPhone, I still didn't know any more... but I took a chance and went for the chiliwurst which ended up being a good choice. It came in a bun with a hole in it and the guy asked (and gestured, since I couldn't speak the language) if I wanted ketchup and mustard to which I nodded yes. This was a very tasty sausage with a bit of a spicy kick to it. The sausage itself was hearty and had a nice char on the outside and the bun was nice and soft. Total was 8.80 CHF and it hit the spot! Will probably get this again on my way out of Zurich!

Good price and good food! Great catch the train station very helpful told us what to do and we…read moreloved the Cervelat and Zürcher Bratwurst

Half of the items from menu were not available when I went there. Food taste is very bad, doesn't…read morefeel like Indian taste at all. I found the guy in the counter to be very bad mouthed. During my 5 minutes conversation with him, he was abusing India all the time. It was surprising that he hates everything about India but still running an Indian food joint.

Fair price, but the food quality is barely over the average…read more Suggested if you're around and want something quick to eat.

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.

Located a short walk from the Crowne Plaza Zürich, this Italian restaurant run by Turkish (?) folks…read moreserves an excellent wood-fired pizza. Not terribly authentic, but quite delicious and speedy too. The bread served with salads, etc is essentially pizza dough, light and fluffy with a nice crusty outside. There's a piano bar inside, and plenty of open-air seating out in front. An English menu is available, but if you don't speak any Swiss German, you'll have to resort to pointing to order.