Great bakery in Kreis 4, although a bit expensive (even for Zurich!) but their baked goods are some…read moreof the best in Town. They have a wide assortment breads, croissants and other things you would associate with a bakery. My favorites are the rye sourdough and the Chocomel (chocolate caramel) croissant. This last one is to me the real deal here, it is amazing, even for someone like me who typically doesn't like chocolate or croissants. It is sweet salty buttery crispy goodness. In addition, the staff is friendly and efficient so what more do you want?

My very favorite bakery in Zurich just opened around my corner! I'm so happy. Best bread you can…read moreget in town! Organic and a lot of wheat free options. Coffee is great too!! Staff is very friendly and welcoming. Love it!

For the past 3 years I have visited Zurich and each time I have been here I have ate at Steiner…read moreFlughafeback. I normally only get 1 item and that is the pretzels with cream cheese in the middle. The pretzels are awesome and they are made fresh. They are cut in half and then stuffed with cream cheese. The cream cheese has chives mixed into it. Sometimes in the morning they have pretzels with cream cheese in the middle and then the pretzel is dipped in cinnamon sugar. Inside the restaurant they have tons of awesome items. They have tons of sandwiches and soups. They had tons of desserts and they have breads and other items. When you order something at this place they usually give you a nice piece of chocolate with your order. The staff that works here is always very friendly and nice. I strongly suggest if you make it to Zurich that you stop in here for lunch or a treat. You won't be disappointed.

Quickest place to get good bread off the 13 tram. Right by the Wartau stop, this Steiner is a…read morequicker errand than the Höngg Dorf version in Meierhofplatz. Excellent breads (St Gallen bread is my favorite, followed by the four-section pull-apart bread). I'd skip the Zürcherbrot, it's strangely spongy. Good pastries but the chocolates are only acceptable (you're better off at Schoggi-König to the east).

The Steiner bakery is famous for its wood-oven baked bread. Although, every other bread they sell…read moreis equally great and fresh. The sandwiches are spectacular! There are made with different sorts of bread and every filling you could wish for, some of them are: ham, dried ham, hard and soft cheeses, salmon, tuna, egg and there is a veggie one as well. If you want to stay in order to enjoy your sandwich, you may. Tables are provided inside and outside. Oh, and while you're there eat some of the pastries as well and yes, don't forget the home made ice-cream!

This store was an absolute gem to find in Lucerne. The bakery items are great! And unlike other…read morestores, the food is reasonably priced!!!!! The yelp app takes you to the actual bakery where they cook the food. But the "actual store" is two minute walk away adjacent to "wine market 14". HIGHLY RECOMMEND

Nice bakery with a good selection of breads and pastries (schoggigipfel, nuss od mandel-gipfel,…read moreetc.). The nussgipfel is quite good: well baked and with a tasty filling.

According to the staff of this small but tasty bakery, Fredy Hiestand (known for the bakery chain…read moreHiestand) sold the former company and 15 years ago opened in Baden a new company (something about coffee and plantation of tee in Ivory Coast). This little bread shop is the first sales point for his really good bread! Situated just 1 minute walking from the station of Schlieren, here you can find tasty bread and some patisserie :-) There are a couple of tables just outside to enjoy a small breakfast... To try the Mehrkorn Gipfeli and the Urdinkel-Gipfeli :-)

Great little bakery across the street from the Alnatura Migros. I usually prefer the bread here,…read moreso unless I'm in a real rush I make the extra stop. It's a little weird seeing an "Airport Bakery" so completely removed from any airports, but I guess it's their name and they're sticking to it. I've been to the location inside ZRH, and this one's a little more mellow. The St. Gallen bread is excellent --- fluffy and tender. I probably wouldn't get the Zürcherbrot again --- strangely spongy and squishy. The chocolates are acceptable, but often too aggressively artsy --- the honey-based ones were fine, but the lavender seemed to hang around the house forever. Figure on the 7-sentence form of "Thanks & goodbye" here --- the lady at the counter really likes to say farewell.

Best roast beef sandwich ever! The bread and spread make it amazing.read more

I was looking for a bakery in Lucerne but l stayed in an apartment about 10 mins bus ride away from…read morethe main train. Glad that I found this spot near the bus stop and they have plenty of choices. Croissant is tasty.