Perfect little outside venue. Selection is ok but perfect ending after a great dinner in Zurich. I…read morehad the mango/passionfruit on

The food here is delicious and to die for. I dream of getting to relive this amazing meal. We…read moreordered an appetizer of Bruschetta followed by a Sicilian pizza and gnocchi w/ a cheesy sauce. It was phenomenal. We also had a decision's wine recommended by the waiter it was a dry blanc. Chef kiss.

High prices for good coffee, nothing to write home about. we liked our drinks overall, but it…read morewasn't anything special. Staff was friendly and service as prompts. Indoor seating with decent ambiance.

Amazing take away and organic store close to Zurich university. They offer fresh juices (not during…read morewinter month though) and smoothies. Great spot for breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks and desserts (healthy sweets; refined sugar free) They offer three lunch menus (bring your own container and get a discount), wraps, salads, sandwiches.. Açai bowls and different kinds of porridge. They serve great coffee too and you can even choose what milk you want to get (almond, rice, soy..) There's a cute organic shop in the back of the store, where you can buy all kind of amazing things: huge variety of flours (many gluten free options), wine and beer, superfoods, soaps, candles.. Get prepared it might be busy during lunch time, and there are just a few seats in the back. Klara and her man Eric are very welcoming and generous! Everything is made in house (bread gets delivered by John Baker). Love everything about it.

Cute cafe with a rather limited menu. I would recommend the Zurich style sliced veal or the…read moreraclette. Skip the vegetarian plate, the fish and chips, and the jalapeno poppers.

Found this restaurant via yelp. Got there around 10, but they hadn't started serving lunch yet, and…read moresince I wasn't in the mood for breakfast I just had dessert. I tried this fun thing called Hausgemachtes Öpfelchüechli mit Vanillesauce ... which is basically like fried apple rings with vanilla sauce. It was pretty decent, and not too heavy, but nothing to write home about. Also, I know Europeans have a different pace of life, but I kept trying to get the waiters attention (since we were in a bit of a rush) and he kept kinda just ignoring me or giving me one of those "yeah, yeah get back in your seat and i'll get to you when I get to you" kinda looks. Wasn't much appreciated. Anyway, I haven't really had their food here, so maybe that might win me over ... if I'm ever in the area again! Stay Cheerful ;)

Great concept and great people serving great food. Why throw good food away, they will tell you…read morewhere the food was made and how fresh it is.

Unbelievably rude. The woman behind the counter gave me the middle finger because I was speaking in…read moreEnglish and when I addressed this to her boss , he told me he believed her 100% that she did not do it (therefore called me a liar). They treat customers with zero respect. Absolutely shocking behavior -- avoid at all costs.

An excellent artisanal brunch in a mellow setting…read more Three of us shared two house-made granola's with yogurt and a Justus Brunch: hot drink, juice, rolls, butter & jam, cheese, sliced aged meats, and eggs (we chose scrambled). The granola & yogurt was excellent (especially the fresh fruit), the eggs fluffy, the cheeses ranging from almost runny to very sharp (there was some debate among the waitstaff as to whether we'd gotten the Sbrinz or Gruyère). In addition, the atmosphere was homey and relaxed --- we felt like we were family friends visiting an old farmhouse, rather than waiting in line for an upholstered booth. The front half of the shop sells most of the same food and ingredients (including real molasses, as opposed to the corn syrup "molasses spread" at some grocery stores). We did notice some of the veggie bins didn't look to have very high turnover --- be sure to check your produce.

I like this place for many reasons. Firstly, this is a good coffee alternative to the Pain…read moreQuotidien chain nearby. It is a mix of a sustainable store within a cafe where you can buy basic organic food either to prepare at home, have some takeaway or stay and sit down at one of the tables. I only had proper lunch once but boy that was very good! It was well spiced and had the taste of "I cooked it with love" in it. So I defenitly want to go back to check out that love flavour again. They usually have one meal with meat and one vegeterian option. Always a daily soup which you may buy to go. They also sell small bakery goods such as cakes, tartes or bagels. They use interesting ingredients, such as brie with some sort of fruit or scamorzza cheese with carrots or beef roast, and much more. They seem to have vegan options, too. Today it was a sandwich with hummus spread. So there is coffee, there is food, nice staff, everything is sustainable but thats not the end of the list yet: the MAGAZINES!!! It is very dangerous for me to sit down and grab a magazine. Because they have a fantastic selection of brain food such as Swiss magazines, newspapers and I always feel tempted to bing read. I just realised: still not the end of the list! There is free wifi. Yes, the world is a good place to live in. STOP! Still not the end of the list: when the weather is warm enough you even can sit outside. Now you're flabbergasted, aren't ya? :) So why not 5 stars? I think there is just a tiny bit of room for improvent and maybe one day I will change it to 5 stars.

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. :)

An example of how success is the beginning of the downfall unless extreme efforts are taken to…read morecounteract arrogance and complacency. Once thing is certain: their bread and croissants (which I used to adore in the past) are not anywhere as good, fresh and crispy as they used to be anymore and rather feel a day old. I tried it on several different days throughout my stay and continued to be disappointed. Will try the competition (Baeckerei Voland) next time who happen to sell their fresh and crispy baking goods until 9 am in the train station. PREVIOUS REVIEW What a blessing to finally - after missing it for many years in the USA - finding effortlessly some of the best bakeries/pastry shops when visiting good ol' Switzerland. The Steiner Café - with multiple locations - is just one of many. But the bottom line is, the breads, the selection of breads and rolls, and the pastries are sooooo wonderful and delicious. Why does it seem impossible in the USA to replicate such palate elegance, avoiding excessive sweetness and going for quality/freshness rather than size. Single purchases or full-core brunch - all equally seducing. Leaving a tear behind...!

Steiner in Rapperswil is all about fresh ingredients coming together to make people happy. The…read moreHamburgers are the smashed variation and the Steiner pasta dishes are excellently prepared. I recommend you also get the desert known simply as 'Clown' as it's nice to see this item arrive to the table at any age.

If you find yourself in Zurich and wanting to stop into a place that is truly local and chock full…read moreof great food, gift and liquor finds...this is it! The shopkeeper is a gem and their cheese selection is second to none. We were able to try several cheeses before deciding what to buy. The kirsch filled chocolates were amazing and a great gift to bring back to the US. Also, I can't remember the name...but the liqueur aged with hay and apples...don't miss it. It was great and again, a fun gift to bring back home. You will really miss out if you don't stop here!

Danielle is amazing! Highly recommend purchasing your cheeses from here. Very knowledgeable and…read moreextremely friendly. My wife and I are traveling from the US and she made us feel right at home explaining all of the different cheeses, their taste and explained where she gets them from. Wonderful store and even more wonderful person running it.