Eating with locals
Book a meal with local hosts at home with us. Dining with locals is almost like being invited to dinner at your friends' house. The only difference is that you pay for it and meet "your friends" for the first time. They may also take you on a food tour of their city. Most of the time, your hosts introduce themselves online and you can see if you have common interests and if you like them.
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- Vegan dinner with Indian host in Geneva
- French dinner with your host in Lenzburg
- Typical Swiss dinner with local hosts in Basel
- Food Tour "Old Geneva" with local host in Geneva
- African dinner with local hostess in Geneva
- African dinner with local hostess in Versoix
- European dinner "Sönd Willkomm" with local host in Appenzell
- Japanese sushi course with your host in Lucerne
- Italian dinner with your host in Biel
- Food Tour "Eat and Chill" with local host in Geneva
- Peruvian dinner with local hosts at Lake Neuchâtel
- Cheese and wine tasting on Lake Thun
- "Küttiger Rüebli" visit to a carrot field in the Jurapark Aargau
- Afternoon snack in the garden of your hosts in Basel
Frequently asked questions
Eating with locals · answered by our editorial team
Do the hosts speak my language?
Hosts often speak several languages. With each individual offer to eat with locals, you can read exactly which language(s) your hosts speak.
When dining with locals, are Swiss dishes exclusively offered?
No. The hosts come from all over the world. Whether Asian, European or South American food, virtually anything is possible. The hosts cook the food that they have learned to cook as locals. So with a host whose roots are in Peru, you can expect Peruvian food, for example.