Cupcakes were pretty but.... due to them being in a refrigerated space - they were not as good as…read morethey could have been -I am used to eating room temperature cupcakes- but guess its so cold sometimes in Zurich that room temp is relative....

We stopped in here as we needed a little sweet from eating a heavy italian meal across the street…read more We got two mini cupcakes (one each). I had the lemon one and it was tasty - the frosting was amazing but the cake itself was a little dry and not as dense or moist as I expected. Fun to stop in for a little bite of something sweet and treat yourself. Definitely an Instagram-able place to put on your list!

Staff was super friendly in helping me make my decision. Cakes were yummy and hit the spot. The…read morelemon cakes go fast so stop by early. It's a quick place to stop between trains.

I've heard about this place but never had the opportunity to visit until Monday night. It was the…read moreperfect place to duck in for some warmth after visiting the Christmas market at Bellevueplatz nearby. It wasn't very crowded, so we had our pick of seats, and I settled into a comfy bench by the window. I liked the decor--kind of sparse, yet cozy and homey at the same time. At first, I was going to order a hot milk with caramel sauce, but then I decided to switch at the last minute to a cup of Maracaibo Clasificado 65% Grand Cru hot chocolate. Dark, rich, and decadent, it came in a ginormous mug and was a sweet way to warm up. The drink came beautifully arranged on a white tray and included a yummy mini gingerbread muffin and a small glass of water.

This place, compared to other Quartiertreff spots around town, is really cosy with nicely decorated…read morewith flower arrangements & art on the walls. One feels quite comfortable here. Mums and their brood are often found having a sit-down and chin-wag within the walls of the place. I visit now and again when there are clothing 'exchanges' and holiday craft fairs housed on the first floor. Courses of various description are also to be had here. There is always a roster of events posted on a sandwich board on the pavement out front letting one know what's on at the Treff. You can't miss it. They also serve food, during the nicer months, in a side garden that over looks a field with grazing sheep. It's a very idyllic scene. Best of all, the kitchen is open Sundays and, if I'm not mistaken, serves until five pm. My only quibble with Q.H. is that the coffee is barely palatable. Wash it down with a pastry and it's less unsavory. :) The place is, after all, very visually inviting.

I came here yesterday for a cupcake decorating class with Ribizli Sweetertainment. We were located…read morein the Green Room on the 1st floor. This building is right off the Burgwies stop along the Tram 11 line. When I first saw it, I thought it looked kind of like a barn. Not that I've ever seen a real barn up close, but I suppose this would be what I would consider what a barn looks like. ;) REALLY old building made of wood planks with uneven walls and floorboards that creaked when you walked on them. Kind of homey and cozy, painted in an assortment of colors, and I suppose a perfect setting for a cupcake decorating class. Outside our room, there was a coat rack to hang up our coats and a sink for easy hand washing. The toilets were actually downstairs, and it was nice to note that the restrooms and sinks were modernized. :)

This place is my extended fridge and pantry and hence vital for my survival. There is even a deli…read morecounter with real delicacies. Just to mention a few: fresh feta, hummus, shrimps (yumm!), feta mousse, olives oh and so much more. Always friendly staff from the neighbourhood. Go to this Greek influenced place. You'll discover something you'll love so much you decide you can't live without it (in my case dolmades, stuffed wine leaves). Plus you support the locals and not a chain.