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Top 5 Family Restaurants in Lucerne

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Lily Toengi-Andrews

Top 5 Family Restaurants in Luzern & Activities for Kids

As parents, we all know the joy of sharing a meal together without the stress of cooking or cleaning up. Luzern offers a variety of family-friendly restaurants that cater to the needs of parents and children alike. From healthy menus to play areas and welcoming staff, these spots ensure a relaxing and enjoyable dining experience for the whole family.

But why stop at just a meal? Pair your restaurant visit with an exciting activity like Pixel Zoo™ Ocean, an immersive digital aquarium experience running until the end of March. Here's how you can make the most of your family outing in Luzern.


1. tibits Luzern

Location: Zentralstrasse 1, Luzern Main Station Why Parents Love It:

  • A dedicated Kids Lounge with books, games, and coloring activities.
  • Flexible buffet-style meals with plenty of healthy, plant-based options.
  • Central location with easy access by train, bus, or car.

Pro Tip: Book ahead during peak times and keep an eye on the dessert bar—kids might make a beeline for it!


2. Restaurant Libelle

Location: Maihofstrasse 61 Why Parents Love It:

  • A cozy play area with toys, books, and a dollhouse.
  • A bright pink restroom with a changing table and even spare nappies.
  • A relaxed atmosphere perfect for lazy Sunday lunches.

Pro Tip: Parking is limited, so consider taking public transport.


3. Restaurant Opus

Location: Bahnhofstrasse 16 Why Parents Love It:

  • Stunning riverside views and outdoor seating near the Chapel Bridge.
  • A special Leo & Lily kids' menu with fun activities for fussy eaters.
  • A welcoming atmosphere for families with children aged 4-12.

Pro Tip: Register for the Leo & Lily Kidsclub three months in advance for a birthday surprise.

Futurekids robotics and coding banner for children ages 5-16 in Zurich, Zug, Winterthur and Lucerne


4. Neubad Bistro

Location: Bireggstrasse 36 Why Parents Love It:

  • A large playroom with table tennis, books, and toys.
  • A monthly Kinderklub with storytelling and songs.
  • Spacious indoor and outdoor seating with a creative, eclectic vibe.

Pro Tip: Check the daily menu online to ensure there’s something your kids will enjoy.


5. Mövenpick Luzern

Location: Pilatusstrasse 14 Why Parents Love It:

  • A Picky’s menu with kid-friendly favorites like pizza, chicken nuggets, and pasta.
  • Reasonable prices and a relaxed dining atmosphere.
  • Convenient location near the main station.

Pro Tip: While there’s no play area, coloring books and toddler seats are available to keep little ones entertained.


Make It a Day to Remember

Pair your visit to one of these family-friendly restaurants with a trip to Pixel Zoo™ Ocean or other kid-friendly activities in Luzern, like the

Swiss Transport Museum
Children driving through a special outdoor circuit with pedal carts, discovering road indicators and signs at the Luzern Transport Museum, Switzerland.


or the

Swiss Chocolate Adventure
A Lindt Maître Chocolatier stands in a premium chocolate shop, wearing a white chef's uniform and hat, holding a tray of chocolates in one hand and a chocolate-dipping tool in the other. Behind him, shelves are filled with colorful chocolate products, including jars, gift-wrapped assortments, and individually wrapped truffles. A large display screen prominently features the Lindt logo, while the warm lighting and elegant decor create an inviting atmosphere.


With so much to see and do, Luzern is the perfect destination for a fun and memorable family outing. 

Book your tickets in advance! 


A photo of writer Lily at her home near Luzern, Switzerland

Lily Toengi-Andrews

Lily is a travel and culture writer from Australia, living for the second time in Switzerland. The first time was in Zürich and then Zürich canton and this time she is enjoying living in Luzern with a view of the craggy peaks of Pilatus that she finds both mysterious and inspiring. She has a degree in Creative Writing and her favourite genre is creative non-fiction. She is passionate about writing about people with limb differences as it is important to start normalising disabilities in society.

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