Nils and bar Kreissaal is by far the most chill vibe, safe and intimidate bar. The music, lighting,…read moreand especially, drinks, we're better than most places we've been to in the world. Nils is clearly a mixologist - always talking to us about our beverage which was super fun as well. Early night or late night, if you want a fantastic drink in a beautiful atmosphere, Kreissaal won't disappoint in its historic atmosphere.

Chances are you might not hear about this place without help from the locals, but I hope you're as…read morelucky as I was because it's probably the coolest place in town. Great drinks, especially if you're a Bourbon or Whiskey fan. But I'm a Gin fanatic and their Gimlets did not let me down either. Stuck your pockets with cash - no credit cards accepted, and yes it's a bit pricey, but in Switzerland everything is, so just go with it or don't go out at all.

Can't believe that I didn't know this bar before living so near by!…read more I liked it a lot because it has live music showcases (no cover, but they do pass the hat to collect some money) and also after the show the music and ambience is just what I like! Really casual and with no entrance price this is a nice place to go out on friday or the weekend. It does get full during the show, but that is fine and after it is pretty relaxed and you can dance away! I'll come back again and hopefully with the guys from Yelp, since the next round is on me!! http://www.bar-rossi.ch/info.html

This is a fantastic little hole in the wall place. Bar Rossi doesn't try to be anything that its…read morenot, just a very chilled location to have beer and enjoy live music. And my goodness it does this extremely well. The atmosphere is very relaxed. The clientele is in no way predefined. There is an eclectic mix of young and old, nerdy and hipster, locals and foreigners. Basically it is a place where everyone can just feel comfortable. The best thing about this place though is the live music. I have been there quite a few times, with absolutely no idea of who/what was playing and each time pleasantly surprised with the quality of music that is on show. The bar is not that big which helps in making the atmosphere as it doesn't require many people to give it that full/pumping feel. And as much a people squeeze into the back, there is always room at the front for a little boogie. After the bands back up, a DJ is generally on hand to lay down some tracks and set the mood. One of my favourite bars in Zürich!

They may not have food, but they welcome you ordering from zoo bar or the Mexican place across the…read moreway - those restaurants will even bring the food over to you! Love this place as you get the assortment of wine, beer and cocktails of a bar and the convenience of bringing in good you like. The seating has a nice vibe to it, but in the summer you will want to be out on the patio. This is a pedestrian street so it's quiet and a nice way to wind down at the end of the day,

Awesome hard rock bar. Actually I think it's the greatest rock music bar in Zurich…read more Although I grew up here I only discovered it about a year ago. According to Ruedi, the owner, I must have fallen through some kind of generational gap. In my late teens and early tweens there was a generation change and now there are often younger people saying to Ruedi "hi from my dad, he used to be a regular 20 years ago" ;-) What's really cool: Le Cactus started 34 years ago. And it's still here. And still awesome! It's open all day, but hardrock music starts at 6pm until 2am. There's DJs Wednesday through Saturday with house DJs DeeJoe and Urs plus regular guests. Both DeeJoe and Urs play hard music from the 70's to today. Urs really likes experimental stuff and on Wednesdays you might hear a few 15 minute songs. He turned me into a fan of The Cult and I still have a post-it where he wrote down for me his 3 favorite T-Rex songs. Just ask him questions about music and he'll be happy to share his knowledge and discuss/argue with you ;-) DeeJoe absolutely loves melodic rock from the 80s. And he played lots of Motorhead songs when Lemmy died. He's also a vinyl collector but loves the DJ software on his laptop. Depending on the people present and the current mood he will play classics by Foreigner, Deep Purple and ZZ Top, but also Stratovarius, Metallica and sometimes even Primal Fear, Children of Bodom, and of course the occasional Rammstein. And what I totally love about Le Cactus: Nobody cares what you look like or how old you are. I'm in my mid 40s and met really cool people 20 years younger and older than me. Just make sure you're at least 18. Or look 18 ;-) Obviously I love it here! Duh ;-)

Definitely the place of choice in Zurich if you're into classic rock or just want to have a few…read morebeer. They play classic rock without compromise. No heavy metal, no indie rock - simple, classic rock. Furnished like "your average biker bar", Le Cactus is a true classic and here to stay.

I have been here a couple of times. The place has an almost "dive bar" feel without your feet…read moresticking to the floor or having unidentifiable odors....it is in Switzerland after all. The patrons are a mix of tourists and locals. The staff speaks English...in fact one woman told me prefers to so she can practice. I have had a burger and chicken Tandoori salad, both excellent. Full bar, lots of beer and espresso for after. They have live music sometimes, but right now Johnny Winter's "Stone Cold Boogie" is playing on the sound system. I am from Austin Texas and this bar could be located on South Congress....except folks speak French.

An oasis for the expats…read more Spanish soccer playing on the walls, British beer on tap, and burgers as the main fare. This place is distinctively not Swiss, but quite homey and delicious for travelers.

Fun dive bar with booming music. People stand shoulder to shoulder and down shots. Tight rooms with…read moredrawings and names written on walls. Live music in basement. Cigar room. Beer and wine spot in historic Olten. Rebel review: 4

We had a nice lunch here today. The kids were enthralled with the pool table. No children's…read moremenu to speak of, but the older ones had gnocchi; the fish finger for the younger one came with sweet potato fries, neither of which hit the spot. Cloth bags of warm bread came to the table early, with olive oil for dipping. I started with the fondue selection as an appetizer -- cheese with paprika, regular cheese and cheese with beer -- and made a good appetizer. Sam had an enjoyed venison steak, and I had wild pork roast with mashed potatoes and a nice salad. Nancy found the green salad with cranberries too sweet, but I liked it, and she was very happy with her mushroom risotto

There is no fondue anymore they changed the menu . No fondue . No fondue . No fondue.read more

i love going to pubs. Some are better than others. This is one of the best…read more Cozy, but not too small. Great "Pub" atmosphere. Great selection of both beer and wine. Terrific bartender. Fun patrons. This place is why you go to a pub.

Food was wonderful. Located in the quaint city of Lucerne. Service was quick. Atmosphere was very…read morenice with a bar as well. Noise level was very low and tons of seating.