Awesome service Stella is Amazing I will definitely return when I'm back in town the Margarita was…read morestrong

El Luchador is a fun Mexican restaurant located right in the place that I frequent a lot, but I…read morehave a terrible time explaining where it is. It's like, by the train station, but you have to walk a little ways in a diagonal fashion. What am I saying? Yeah, I don't know. Anyway, the food is good. I definitely love Mexican food, but will admit I've had better Mexican food in Zurich, and for a better price. But I am always thankful for a Mexican restaurant in Europe! The waitress that we had was absolutely lovely.

La Taqueria is effing delicious. I've rated their first location and to be honest I feel that this…read moreis pretty much the same- which is a good thing! They serve a mean margarita and a FANTASTIC burrito- it's big too! Their other offers are also tasty- fish and vegetarian tacos, soup, veggie platter. All winners. I love that they have bottles of hot sauce for the tables- that's amazing. I love you La Taqueria. And when you open again, I'll be there for you. Kisses.

Five star Al pastor! I don't think I've ever had better Al pastor anywhere! Girlfriend had the…read moreburrito and liked it, but the beef wasn't great honestly. And the burritos don't have rice in them. The chips and salsas were great too. Pineapple sour beer was excellent also. Girlfriend loved the red cabbage, maybe a little anachronistic for Mexican, but tasty! Super cool ambiance with all kinds of Mexican images (heavy on the Frida khalo I'll say though). Service was fine, prices were fine by Swiss standards (about $30 USD for a burrito with red cabbage and chips or 3 tacos with no sides). A 750 ml pitcher of margaritas for $80 USD was a bridge too far though. ;)

La Taqueria is recommended often, and for good reason…read more 1. When I saw this place on Google Maps, I was confused bc this place shares the same name as one of my favorite spots back home in SF. They offer a different menu but are just as tasty. 2. We were craving burritos but opted for tacos and quesadillas so we could try multiple meats, including carne asada, pollo asado, carnitas, al pastor, and camarones. We initially ordered 2 tacos and 2 quesadillas (on the smaller side) but everything was so good, we couldn't not order a round 2. 3. Prices here are a bit high, but it was worth it especially since we haven't had tacos and quesadillas in awhile. 4. Highly recommend!

The food was delicious! Service was fast and the margarita was really good. Tried each of the…read moresalsas and enjoyed them. 10/10 will be back

This very cozy joint has a nice vibe and fun, Mexican tchotchkes adorning the walls. If you happen…read moreto be there on a live music night, then expect to be both fairly hot and fairly packed in there like fish in a tin. One can pop out onto the patio for a bit of fresh air and/or a smoke, but only before the show starts. A friend of mine ordered a round of caipirinhas, and all I will say is don't order a caipirinha here if you've had one in Brazil, or, honestly, back in the States, but do order one if you really like the flavor of Rose's lime juice. Leaving the bar at 11pm provided a visual treat as we inadvertently stumbled onto the mini-red light district in full swing just around the corner. If I ever again make the claim that ZH is boring, then all I need do is find myself in the Kurzgasse and environs to be quickly dissuaded of the notion. Plus: gratis ear plugs for shows. Minus: bar top is a Bermuda Triangle for drinks. Tip: keep a tether on your glass.

A fun Mexican bar with a couple of Mexican beers, some decent drinks and sometimes live music. It's…read morefitted in funky Mexican gear. Super kitschy and colorful but dark. I like it. There's an open patio for smokers or outdoorsy types. They actually have a couple of bites available, like chips and guacamole, I think, but never tried them. It does get pretty busy and tight later in the evening. A fun place for a cold Negra Modelo!

-authentic Mexican food and drink so far from North America? Well, shucks, that's just great!…read more I found a decent assortment of tequilas and mescal. 'Abuelita' chocolate, and, oh, um, CORN TORTILLAS handmade in CH really caught both my eye and pocket book. Aside from consumables, El Mais sells festive pinatas of various shapes and sizes, earthen ware, arty and funky Frieda Kahlo themed hand bags, and much more! Unable to go into the shop and purchase directly? Well, El M have a website set up for your buying pleasure! Don't forget to check out the band, too. :)

So, I stumbled upon El Maiz as I was walking through the neighborhood looking for something else…read more Luckily, I'd previously read about the store here on Yelp. So, when I was done doing my other errand, I popped in and was pleasantly surprised. I was immediately greeted warmly and asked if I needed any help. I told them that I'd just like to look around. The shop is split into the grocery side and the gift/decor side. I happened to be much more interested in the grocery side. It's small but it has a lot... a lot more than I'd found anywhere in Europe in the almost 9 years I've been here. Tomatillos (almost impossible to find in my searches)... fresh and canned, some good quality tequilas, hand/homemade goodies of all sorts. I bought some chips and tamales and I'm really looking forward to trying them. My wife is jealous that I got to go but she didn't... therefore, I know that we'll be back soon.

Fabulous!! Very quaint experience and tasty food..may options of soup and caffeinated and tea…read moreoptions of beverages. Wonderful location!

A popular cafe for chatting over a drink while people watching the busy square. Limited menu, but…read morethe flammkuchen is a unique offering and a must try. Has a funky vibe, so it's not purely for tourists. Flammkuchen Alpino: Love the backstory of this being invented by Germanic farmers in Alsace. It may look like a pizza, but it's no pizza, it's something uniquely of itself. Very thin dough, almost like a freshly baked cracker. Most pieces partially shatter in your mouth. A moderate amount of melted cheese covering the middle, so the edges are plain. A sparse amount of bacon and even fewer potato pieces. So delicate and delicious! Good for a light meal for one person if you want to save room for dessert. Apfelstrudel: Saw this the pastry counter and to get it. Firm cooked apple cubes in very nice seasonings. Wrapped in a very thin dough, almost like the thin flammkuchen dough. And the warm vanilla cream sauce is a must since it tastes amazing against the apfelstrudel.

Yelp Review 2026 #64:…read more I'm not vegetarian and definitely not vegan. But I will dabble with the veg from time to time. Hiltl is popular for being the world's oldest vegetarian restaurant in the world. Here's information I will share that I wish was available before planning to come here. You must make a reservation for lunch/ dinner because that's when they're busy. Breakfast is for walk-ins and they don't do reservations. Hop on their website and be sure you're on the right location because they have several within a 2-mile radius...some on the same street. I went here to try their breakfast buffet. I wasn't sure how busy they got for breakfast so, I got here at 6:30am because I got the wrong information online! They open at 7am. Different locations have different hours. Check their website for actual hours and don't trust review site information because it's wrong! They're not busy for breakfast at all. There's 2 ways to do their buffet. You can pay a fixed price and fill your plate multiple times or go and fill your plate once and pay based on the weight of your food - you get free bread. I did the pay-by-weight option. I have a whole day of eating planned so, I wasn't about to fill up for breakfast. When they opened at 7am, they were still putting the food out one by one. By 7:20, all the food was out which was fine. I was in no rush. The spread includes fresh fruits, cheeses, butter, margarine, cheesecake, chocolate mousse, mango mousse, mango chia pudding, banana chocolate brownie crumble, a pear dessert (with cream, vanilla and orange), rosti, scrambled eggs, potato salad, tomato and mozzarella salad, beets, chickpeas, olives, couscous, corn salad, olives, asparagus, green peas, feta cheese, hardboiled eggs, curry salad, dolmades, broccoli and edamame, artichoke salad, bulgur salad, tabbouleh, orecchiette tofu salad, Thai salad, hummus, guacamole, muhammara, etc. They have 6 types of bread. Slice a piece and toast it yourself. Vegan and vegetarian food tend to taste strongly of coconut/ coconut milk and I don't like that. My favorites from the buffet include chocolate mousse, mango mousse, banana chocolate brownie crumble, dolmades, asparagus, orecchiette tofu salad, and Thai salad. I got a mango lassi to drink which I didn't like. It had curry powder. Service was pleasant. The restaurant was clean.

Haus Hiltl has been serving vegetarian food since 1898 and that makes it the oldest vegetarian…read morerestaurant in the world. Imagine telling someone in the 1800s, one day people will voluntarily eat tofu and then proving them wrong for over a century. The buffet system is dangerous because you pile it high, weigh it, and dig in. Honestly a fantastic concept. Great location near the train station too, which is helpful because you may need immediate transportation after accidentally eating your body weight in all the options.

We were ready for a change from Austrian/ Swiss food and…read morewere attracted by cheeseburgers and Tex-Mex. Disappointing. The restaurant was nearly empty and they tried to sit us in a a two-seater so crammed in to the next one, we had to ask to be reseated. The second one was only slightly better. I ordered pulled pork tacos, which came with fries, and my husband ordered the cheeseburger and fries. He deemed the burger mediocre and enjoyed the fries. My three pork tacos looked great. The flour soft shells were fresh, the pulled pork was tasty but COLD. I had a glass of decent Pino Grigio. My husband had tap water. Our waiter never came back to check on us. We walked up to the bar to ask for our bill. The guys said, Thanks, have a good day." I said, "We need to pay." Our bill was $60!" Suffice it to say we were disappointed. Don't bother!

Laughably bad food to be found within this knockoff Chilis/Applebees. The theme here however is…read moreAmerican cinema, although you'd only realize that if you went to the restroom or bar downstairs and descended the movie star stairs. Full of framed photos with the likes of the Three Stooges, Marx Brothers, young Mel Gibson (with a splash of mustard up his nose making it look like a big booger), and a ton of other yellowing photos which are clearly from a kit purchased in the 80's. My cheeseburger came with old bay seasoned fries. Not a bad touch! The burger however was not seasoned and ridiculously overcooked to the point that Ronald McDonald would have given the chef an A+ for food safety. No germs or flavor could possibly have survived that level of heat exposure. A shame really as the decor is sort of comforting, the way your favorite old jeans are. It's a feel that most Americans would recognize from their childhoods, and it makes me wish they gave a shit about the food. Or perhaps that is part of the nostalgic American theme they have going? What really ruined it was that they charged us for tap water. Our waitress even went as far as letting it slip that it's at her discretion to charge or not. She admitted that had we ordered more food or alcohol, she would not have charged us....and she said this as if it made sense?! So to sum it up, we were penalized for not having bigger appetites or drinking problems. Their discriminatory policy in regards to charging for tap water alone are grounds alone for not going here. If that isn't enough, I would think the bad food should convince you.