Zürich, Switzerland…read more Of course, Sprüngli is another must stop visit when you're in Zürich besides the Ladërach. The location I went to is inside the train station. It's small but can comfortably hold a few people. There are plenty of displays to choose from. I wanted to buy some of their famous Luxemburgerli macarons but had a hard time deciding, so I asked the employee for the best sellers. She suggested three, and I went with those. She also mentioned they last 3-4 days and should be refrigerated immediately. It was a little treat for my daughter, and she absolutely loved them. It survived the 12hr flight . Perfect spot to pick up something special for yourself or to take home as a gift!

We met the in-laws who just happened to also be in Zurich at the same time as us for sweets at…read moreSprüngli. To start off, the service was amazing and sweets wise the standout for me was 100% the apricot sorbet. It was absolutely divine, so smooth. The honey himself ordered the pistachio creme sandwich and the small egg tart (similar to nata) and enjoyed them both quite a bit. The seating was comfortable, plentiful, and this was probably our favorite food spot in Zurich. All in all, definitely a must-eat in Zurich if you're visiting.

Feels like walking into a real-life Willy Wonka scenario; the displays themselves are reason enough…read moreto visit! I couldn't help but take pictures so I can look back and salivate at all of the chocolate options! Like a kid in a (literal) candy store. Prices are a little on the higher side because of the artisan quality and ornate and decorative package options, but it is well worth a visit to splurge and try for yourself!

The customer service was delightful. She discussed the various candies and freely gave samples. I…read morebrought my purchases as gifts and they were very well received.

Max Chocolatier is one of the smaller chocolate shops but it is not to be missed! The hot chocolate…read moreis rich and just the right amount of sweetness. The chocolates are very fresh and delicious too. It's a small space without any seating!

Yelp Review 2026 #79:…read more My first experience here several years ago was not pleasant at all thanks to the rude store attendant. I was hesitant to come back here because of that horrible employee. But all is well on my most recent visit. I wasn't planning allowed to take pictures, I was given free samples so, I bought some chocolates this time around. I recommend their mate, elvesia and haselnuss (hazelnut) bonbons. Those were my selections on this visit. It's a small chocolate shop but they have everything their bigger store in Lucerne has. Hot chocolate, dragees, bon bons, truffles, spreads, chocolate bars, and ice cream. Their chocolates are some of the best in Switzerland. Their location is convenient. Only a few feet away from St. Peter's Church.

Zürich, Switzerland…read more This is a chocolate lover's dream and a must-stop when in Zürich. The moment you walk in, you're greeted with the aroma of fresh chocolate and displays of their famous slabs, pralines, and seasonal creations. Everything looks (and tastes) amazing. The staff are friendly and helpful, offering samples and explaining the different flavors, which makes the experience fun and welcoming. CHF9.90 for 100g from the slabs isn't that bad. They are quite the size of your palm and that is quite big enough to enjoy. You can get a smaller size too if you want to try them all. It's a great spot for picking up gifts to bring home, but honestly, you'll probably want to treat yourself too. A sweet highlight of my Zürich trip.

Most expensive country in the world! Even the chocolate is expensive!…read more They have a great variety of local made chocolates. As an American on vacation, the quality justifies the price! The hand made quality of the chocolates is easy to taste, even in the mass produced bars and truffles. The employees here are nice and willing to give samples. I was shocked to see a Sugar free hazelnut bar! It had real Hazelnuts and it was delicious! It didn't have any chemically aftertaste either! High quality!

We had brunch here on a very snowy day, and I have to say it was such a pleasant respite. The hot…read morechocolate was delicious and so was the food. I had to ask the server for the recipe of the muesli I ordered. So good! We had other breakfast items that were equally scrumptious.

Stopped in for some Swiss chocolates. I opted for a small box of truffles and pralines that I have…read morenot opened and an assorted bag of mixed chocolates including dark, milk, white, and raspberry. My preference is dark and this allow me to share with others. This is a little shop located in the middle of the main train station. You can grab something quick before continuing on your journey. They also have a selection of single pieces s for those who have limited self control. :)

This little bakery will deliver delectable pastries , rich espresso, and kind, welcoming service.read more

Yelp Review 2023 #22:…read more Läderach is one of my favorite chocolatiers in the whole world. I eat chocolate everyday, and I travel the world sampling chocolates. I've been to Belgium which some say has the best chocolate. I've been to France, Italy, UK, Germany, Finland, and Ecuador - they do have some good chocolate. But I will always want Swiss chocolate. There are three chocolatiers in Switzerland that I love. I like Läderach because they don't overcomplicate their combinations. And they give you free samples. You can buy boxes of chocolates, truffles by the bag, chocolate slabs by the gram. My favorites are the chocolate with whole hazelnut slabs, and chocolate cornflake slabs. They have a nice selection of chocolate + hazelnut so I get a box of those in different varieties. This particular location is at the Central Station which is convenient. There is another Läderach outside Central Station. Whichever location you go to, you can expect the same great experience and some of the finest chocolates that will ever touch your mouth.

Yes, chocolate in Switzerland. There are so many options, and many of them are very good,…read moreespecially if you like milk chocolate. This place has some excellent dark and white chocolate in addition to the traditional milk. You can get a huge variety of truffles, or they have slabs of chocolate with various inclusions like candied oranges, blackberry, roasted hazelnuts or almonds, or even some more exotic varieties with things like pink peppercorns or pistachios. The people at Läderach pride themselves on FRESHNESS, so I wouldn't recommend overbuying. Not that it was much of a problem for us: the first bag was gone within a day, so we had to plan a return trip before we left the country and quadrupled our "pilot" purchase. If you need to spend those extra CHF before you leave out, there are worse things to spend it on... just be sure to stay under the duty free limit :D

I've found a lot of the pastries in Zürich to be fairly disappointing and was happy when I happened…read moreto stop by one day on my way through the train station. The breads are mostly good, the rustic baguette is great. They also have slices of sweet and savory wähen, and the shredded apple variety is excellent. If you plan to eat it on the go, best to eat it by hand as you'll likely break a plastic fork in the process.

Fresh bread, open Sundays, and a relaxed-but-quick stop on the way home from the mountains. What…read moreelse could you want in a train station bakery? I dread the neighboring HB Migros, but this Stocker manages to stay cool and uncrowded, even during busy times. The breads are excellent (especially the St. Galler), but I'm less convinced of the pastries (plum tarts are great, but some others are too doughy) and Birchermüesli (too much cream for my taste). Definitely the best bread to be had on the way home on Sunday.

Yelp Review 2026 #77:…read more Honold Tea Room was closed for renovations on my recent trip to Zürich. The tea room is old but has character. Right now, they have a temporary stall a few feet away from the tea room. Find a yellow stall at the corner of Oetenbachgasse and Bahnhofstrasse. This temporary location is of course small and there are about only 3 small tables a coupld of chairs. The menu is limited to their most popular items: latte, hot chocolate, matcha, frappe, ice cream, sorbet, fruit tart, chocolate mousse, cake slices, sandwiches, and pastries. They have a dessert called Teddy which is like a mousse shaped like a Teddy bear - the flavor changes every season. I didn't like the flavor available (citron) so, I didn't get one. Take note: the price of their food is higher for dine-in vs to-go. Latte Macchiato: A nice thick foam and a strong taste of espresso. They have lactose-free milk which is nice. 4/5 Hot Chocolate: Züri Oberland Milch mit hauseigener Couverture Grand Cru. Using only local milk and their grand cru chocolate, it's a good cup of hot chocolate. 4/5 Service is friendly, quick and efficient.

Another great chocolatier in Zurich! I think this was stop #2 in my self guided chocolate walking…read moretour. Haha yep, I most certainly went on a walking tour of Zurich's chocolatiers. Honold is excellent and if I were to return in the future, I'd skip Bachmann but would go back to Honold.