Freiruum in Zug

Very large selection of food. A great meeting point in Zug

Tried out food stands, cool concept all year round, come back!

Great experience in Zug. Food court with an alternative feel. Recommended, there is even a climbing park and a play paradise as well as a trampoline park for children.

This hall with the various street food stalls is like immersing yourself in another world for a few hours. The hanging plants everywhere with the lights kind of give the whole thing a tropical feel. Each stand can be assigned to a country, so the place is quite multicultural and therefore everyone will find something they like.

Very nice place for kids , family and friends

One of my favorite places in Zug. It's also good that you switched to cash-free, you shouldn't let the traditional ones worry you. Maybe in the future there will be the possibility of paying with Bitcoin in open space and then no one can complain anymore, because only Bitcoin is real cash. The quality of the food varies a bit depending on the store, but that is of course normal for such a large hall.

Very cool place and overwhelming variety.

Crazy food, supper people, good music, good atmosphere. I'd love to come back! Wide range of food and drink 10/10 location 🫶

We found Freiruum purely by luck and were positively suprised! It’s the place to be on a gloomy day and if you like lots of food options. There’s something to eat for all kinds of people, no matter their dietary choices, and there’s even a bouldering area, as well as trampolines and an indoor park for kids to play. Another big plus in my eyes is that there is a free water corner and that dogs are allowed. Highly recommend!!!

A permanent indoor street food festival.

Great social place and food court with many food options!

I loved. Choice of cuisines, you order, take your plate and sit wherever you want. The room is huge, restaurants everywhere, the food is cooked in front of you and everyone can choose their restaurant. The three of us ate a pad'thai, a Greek, and a burger. And a huge playground. Perfect for a rainy day.

Top location for casual meetings in professional and private contexts. Great selection of food and drinks. Everything was very well maintained and clean.

Different stall of Food. Big place. Children has area to play and enjoy.

Man I hope you never close this

Very relaxed atmosphere and cool concept with different stands (food, bar, coffee, dessert) and lots of seats. Very well attended in bad weather. The prices are slightly higher than I expected, but you can eat and drink well for 20-30 CHF.

Cool place, delicious food Self-service

Actually great, but the entrance fees for children are way too expensive!

Fast food and shelter for poor people. In the end you get what you pay for.

Mega cool place with great food options

Cool spot. After work drinks, families, dogs welcome. Food stalls. Beer bar and wine. Some music. We really do like this place as it has a good vibe. Mixed food options. But have also had (mild) food poisoning.... twice. We love the libanese place. I must have eaten there more than 10 times now. Have had food poisoning once from it so I guess hygiene could be improved. Often go to the little wine stall in the corner. Very generous wine servings :). If you fancy a pizza, you really can't go wrong with a Woody's. There is also a water station in the corner which is awesome.

Freiruum is located in a large old factory hall in which there are many small restaurants and stands that offer a large selection of international dishes. The hall is large and flooded with light, beautifully decorated and you have a lot of space to enjoy your meal in peace. Here you can order pizza, tacos, burgers, mezze plates, crepes and everything possible - there is definitely something for everyone. Toilets are large and clean, free water is available, WiFi connection is stable and as I saw there is also a climbing hall. All in all, for me it is a great place where you can enjoy eating something and spending time.

We love Zug and looked for an indoor kid playground on a Monday for my 4 year old girl. Freirum was a great choice, though parking was a challenge (not surprise around midday). Kuds area costed 12,- for 90 minutes, and it was clean, polite and friendly customer service. Then there are loads of different places and choices to get food. A pulled burger and a portion of pommes costed 27,- a handwash area and toilets for free. We liked it, we will be back. Next to the indoor playground there is a trampoline area, we want to try.

Great location. Large selection of dishes. Chill

Good food court. Some service is slow. But a loss of very tasty options and spots.

I can only recommend this beautiful place with all my heart ❤️.

Nice place for an afterwork, to have a drink and variety of food at the different stands

Very complicated organized. For example, you can't get an espresso at one bar while the other espresso bar is open. The burger was very tasty. The ice cream too and the espresso at the end too. Danger! Only card payment possible!

Very nice and good food, very nice people. Unfortunately the toilet facilities were very unclean and could be improved.

Cool concept. Perfect for families. Here you can eat delicious food while or after the children have fun in the sports area. All the fun is a bit expensive.

Brilliant! Finally a food court!

A very good food court in Zug with a wide variety of meals. Also good for families. Highly recommended.

Great and varied but it was too crowded and so the trampoline was canceled for the kids! However, it's great that there is something for every age!! Prices are also payable! Great variety for the whole family

The food selection is wide but not everything is good. Price performance is not always right. Otherwise it's great if you know where to order something and get good food. Kids always have fun, you can spend a whole day here.

The switch to a cashless payment system directly paves the way to the social credit system!Agenda 2030. It is crucial to slow down technological advances when they threaten our freedom. Unfortunately, the term “Freiruum” becomes an empty phrase in this context. I encourage you to think critically about this decision! In the meantime, I and all those who value our freedom will consciously bypass your offers.

Price performance is not quite right. For an entrance fee of 24 francs and 90 minutes of playing time, that's pretty cheeky.

Great food hall with different cuisine from all around the world.

Great social place to eat and drink. It can get busy Friday and Saturday evenings but that just adds to the atmosphere albeit a little trickier to find larger takes!

Mega cool modern concept. Lots of different food stalls, with a really great selection and top quality. Everyone will find something here👍🏻 Not all stands are open on Monday and Tuesday evenings, so it's best to inform in advance. Great ambience. Indoor and outdoor areas available. Parking garage almost right next to it, therefore very easy to reach. And parking spaces right in front of it too, if you're lucky.

Special restaurant with many different "eating counters" and food preparations. No table service.

Great place to go eat and see Zug community 🙏

My kids like trampoline park, during that time parents can take a coffee. You need own non slippery socks, and the bracelet which you can keep. Can get crawdy on rainy days...

Were there today with kids. Halle from the trampoline park is “big” and flooded with light. But I think, and so do my kids, that with 80 children it becomes extremely tight and dangerous. Above all, none of the children look from left to right. You just jump, regardless of whether there is another one on the ground or not. You would have to give up a bit of sales and give up more on the safety of the kids. Then just let less in. Which is a real shame. Topic Entrance to the trampoline hall. I've never seen anything so horrible, or not. Why don't you write the entrance correctly? We had a coffee in the meantime and noticed that the staff showed us where the entrance was at least 5 times. You better write that down. Price performance is 👍🏼

Recently there has been Securitas in the open air, which I find a little scary. My question: Why is Securitas needed there? Couldn't normal Freiraum employees also check on the guests? I've also heard from various friends that the Securitas there are very unfriendly and experienced it myself... In the end, I fully understand that Securitas is needed, but in the open space? Otherwise, I think it's great to have the freedom to meet friends and find something that suits you from a variety of options.

The food is varied, the drinks too, but according to the taste - only to satiate hunger. Super music plays in the background.

Liked! It was our first time, but we will definitely come again!

The location is so perfect. The demand matches the supply. The city of Zug needs a meeting place like this, which is equally important for young and old. Whether as a couple, as a family or as a group, it is a welcome place to spend a few hours. The only disadvantage I have to mention is that children up to the age of 6 stay in the small play area and the older ones only have to be in the trampoline area. A common area would be very nice so that smaller siblings can also play. Otherwise, all visitors will probably get their money's worth.

Today I was really disappointed with the Freiruum for the first time. I've been coming back since it opened and have always been completely satisfied with the food etc. This time, however, we were just annoyed. We ate all evening and also consumed drinks from Freiruum. The Securitas then stood at our table and reprimanded a colleague because of a PET water bottle and said it was forbidden and they didn't want to see it anymore. (It had tap water in it.) Well, later they came back to our table and condescendingly said to me "What is that? Again? (hypophorically meant) and pointed to my water thermos bottle (which had been there all evening I used it because I didn't want to get one of the small glasses from the tap and I always have the bottle with me anyway). .. Conclusion: Because of the Securitas, the rest of our evening had a strange aftertaste and the way they pointed it out to us was just condescending and didactic. They could have pointed it out to us in a more objective and simply nicer way. I think it's a shame that it's no longer like " "Encounter zone" and only consumption is in the foreground, at the expense of the joy of visitors. Unfortunately, I don't feel like coming to the Freiruum next time either, which is a shame...

It's a shame that the toilet isn't checked more often. Otherwise very pleasant in the hall.

There are better indoor playgrounds and the price is not appropriate for the size. But yes, it's in the canton of Zug🙈 Otherwise it's very clean and has nice trampolines and a climbing hall. Unfortunately, my children are still too small. We will definitely come again in a few years

Great concept. A bit nasty with the ventilation in winter.

The best food court in town..and the only one .A BIG SHAME!! Zug should at least have 2 of these...

Various food stalls. Good choice.

If you like options that’s the place to go. It’s spacious n clean n has many options for food n drink

Diversity of food, but sadly too much salt. It’s nicely arranged place with friendly staff and the atmosphere is very relaxed.

Great meeting place for all fine dining I would love to go there again 👍

Everything is great, everything has been thought of. Food ranges from unhealthy to healthy. Prices are okay. Can recommend it to everyone. The only thing that bothers me are certain guests who have no decency and simply don't clear their plates. I would love to pull their ears out.

Amazing place to have fun and get amazing international Cousine

Very cool atmosphere for many areas of life. I was able to enjoy it in the form of a company party and it was brilliant for me.

Very cool place! I can only recommend everyone to go there. Simply put, it is an all-day street food festival. There is everything your heart desires, from burgers to pizza, Asian or sushi but also ice cream & creps.

Great and busy place with food from all over the world. There's something for everyone.

Best (only) food court in town with play areas for the kids.

Very cool designed event hall with many different food and drink stands

Hello everyone Great idea and cool place. Unfortunately completely unsuitable for brunch on Sunday. Brunch Factory understaffed with 2 people. Employees didn't speak a word of German. Food cold and very expensive. In addition, the guests were not served in the order they ordered. Never again for breakfast, maybe for dinner - we'll see.

This is absolutely outrageous! At our colleague's birthday party, we all treated ourselves to drinks (approx. 15 p.). When we asked for cutlery for a cake we had brought with us, we were brazenly charged a fee of CHF 55.00 - more expensive than the damn cake itself! A fee of CHF 10.00 for cutlery would have been understandable, but CHF 55.00 without any comprehensible justification is simply an outrage. This is ridiculous and I expect an explanation as to why we are being ripped off so much for something so trivial!

"Matcha tea from the barista is excellent and highly recommended – very fresh!"

Well done. Great selection and variety. Quite expensive for self-service.

Nice food court. Variety of cuisines offered. Pizza place is great, though ours was slightly burned. Chicken club was also quite tasty!

Great food court for business lunches! Many different kinds of cuisines and all good quality (as everything in Zug)

Lots of choice of food. Very nice

Typical former manufacturing hall converted into a diverse meeting place.

Great place where families can spend time, especially in bad weather. The food was good and it has many different stalls. The atmosphere is great inside. There are plenty of opportunities for children to let off steam. Why only 4 stars or 1 star minus. Because cash is not accepted at the stands. I'm just wondering if the card terminals go out for an hour or so, what do you do then? It happens very rarely, but it does happen. Cash is a must in the catering industry.

Really a great international food court type place, which reminds me of the Markthalle in Basel but more versatile, with also coworking spaces, commercial/office premises and a large annex with climbing walls and trampolines. The place is not necessarily easy to find, in the middle of an industrial zone and anonymous offices. There are sufficient parking possibilities nearby (paid parking). The atmosphere outside peak hours (lunch and weekends) is super pleasant. The space is bright and well organized. The choice of food there is not bad at all for a small town like Zug and the food is prepared on site, which is a change from standard restaurants. I haven't yet tried the climbing/trampoline area, but I'm looking forward to being able to come back here with my family!

Has food for everyone. The momos are very good. Can recommend.

A huge hall inside, with refreshment points offering local specialties and those of different nationalities. Food can be taken away or consumed on site, inside or, season permitting, outside in the large garden. The place is very busy for lunch time, in the evening it is quieter. I had a plate of different Lebanese specialties and I really liked it, my husband had a pizza and said it was very good. In front of the building there is a comfortable and large car park. It's best to have your credit card with you, because not everyone takes cash.

Love this meeting point in Zug! Various food options and great atmosphere. Often, I enjoy going here to work remotely.

Since there are so many different stands, there is something for everyone. Everything I've eaten so far has been very good!

More for younger guests! Card payment only!?

Wonderful stalls with good food in a casual setting. The prices are a bit high now. Therefore only 4 stars.

Excellent place to hang out, was good food. One thing which was really irritating and disappointing that customers can't pay in cash. I noticed other families as well in front of us wanted to pay in cash but they were forced to pay with card. Of course the banks and card company like to collect data and additionally they make millions of swiss francs only on credit card and debit card commissions. First thing it is very customers unfriendly and second it is against the Swiss law I will follow it up with your office this week and eventually with authorities as well.

Freiruum is a fantastic place to eat, go for drinks and for getting kids to move and play. This place has changed our life in Zug! When we go with family or colleagues, anyone can chose what they eat. There are dishes from around the world. The ambiance with music and weekly live band creates a lovely atmosphere. Freiruum has given Zug a different dimension. Keep going if you want to keep the Internaitonal flair and the young people in Zug!!

Great food court, with lots of very tasty and original options, for everyone's taste

We were in Freiruum with another family. The food on offer is very good, the prices are a little higher but the quality is generally good. => 4/5 stars The other leisure activities (trampoline, play area, etc.) are less positive. We wanted to go to the trampoline course with the children. But this is only for ages 6 and up. But it hasn't really been declared. When I booked the time slot, I was surprised that I couldn't buy the corresponding ticket. When we got there, the lady explained the age restrictions to us. But one look at the trampoline was enough to see that not all of the children were 6 years old. After a lot of back and forth, we were able to redeem the 18 CHF entrance fee for adults for entry to the Spielruum and a drink voucher. It all seems very disorganized and the prices are after all intended for the clientele in Zug. => 0/5 stars

It would be cool if they offered gluten-free beer and generally declared allergies straight away.

Trampoline park is generally great, but the rules (one person per trampoline, no running around/fangis) are very poorly enforced. It often happens that children run uncontrollably across the trampolines where jumps such as somersaults are practiced. This makes it more of a play area than a jumping hall and not without danger. If the management really doesn't want to enforce these rules, it would be more logical to abolish them and declare the hall a arcade.

As always great. The various restaurants are great.

Repeat visitor to Freiruum since it opened several years ago. Love the great selection of food, the live music, the bar, the outside dining area and the general ambience and relaxed family friendly atmosphere: Hope Freiruum is here to stay!

A great place to go with a group of friends!

Sensational location with a lot of different food options. Very friendly service, menus with decent prices.

Large selection, fair prices. We recommend!

Cool location in Zug. There are various food stalls in a large hall. It is comparable to street food.

Good place to go anytime, where's you can try many types of food around the world

Freiruum offered delicious food and a wide variety. The atmosphere was inviting and the service was friendly. An all-round successful experience!

A huge food court with numerous global choices! That is why I am giving 3 stars. Otherwise not more than 2 for style, decoration, cleanliness and self service! The burger was just descent with extra charge nice potatoes.

Cool location where everyone can find a suitable meal for themselves.

...what a fantastic place in Zug...great for going out to eat and drink something casual...

Very nice place in Zug. Food court has something for everyone

Very rude service at the bar ruined my evening

Just like the market hall in Freiburg, various restaurants and food offerings for all tastes in a common hall, water station with free water, seating outside in summer, child-friendly with play options such as trampoline and climbing, etc.

A variety of options ideal for young and old