Street Food Guide Switzerland 2025: The Best Street Food in Espace Mittelland
If you’re in Interlaken and craving a burger, you’ve come to the right place. They offer burgers with juicy beef, crispy chicken, or vegetarian options, along with a variety of snacks and sides. As much as possible is made in-house—and you can really tell by the burgers!
If you're looking for Mexican street food in Bern, this is the place to go. You'll find familiar dishes like tacos and burritos, as well as specialties that are harder to come by in Switzerland—such as "tortas" (sandwiches) or "gringas" (cheesy wheat tortillas).
This small snack bar in Bern offers a wide variety of Thai food. The dishes are prepared using old family recipes, which is why you’ll find dishes here that aren’t available everywhere. The selection is small, but everything is always fresh and made with the finest ingredients.
This unassuming restaurant in Muri serves authentic Thai food that goes beyond pad Thai, tom yum, and curries—though, of course, these dishes are also on the menu. Vegetarians will also find a wide selection of healthy and delicious dishes.
This snack bar serves South American street food. The menu features delicacies from various Latin American countries, including tacos, sandwiches, arepas, empanadas, and much more. Almost everything is made from scratch and served in generous portions.
From breakfast to happy hour, you’re in good hands at Viktor. There’s something delicious to enjoy at any time of day, from croissants and coffee to generously filled focaccias and healthy salad bowls, right down to a platter of cold cuts and hummus to go with a glass of wine. Its central location right next to the market square is also great.
According to insiders, Pavlos and Heidi serve the best gyros far and wide—and all from a tent in Tiefenau. Juicy, perfectly seasoned meat and flavorful vegetables wrapped in a fluffy pita—this is where vacation dreams come true. Open only when the weather is nice.
According to the restaurant, Chu Garden is the only restaurant in Switzerland that offers Korean BBQ with a charcoal grill built into the table—just as is customary in Korea. Those who prefer Chinese cuisine can order one of the many dishes from the Middle Kingdom.