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10 years ago
Value - 5 Food - 5 Service - 5 Quality - 5 The shawarma is incredible!!!! Every bite was better than the last. It was pure magic. I can't wait to go back. read more
Schaffhauserstrasse 470
8052 Zürich
Switzerland
Kreis 11
043 299 62 20
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http://www.migros.ch
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Coming off of long flights, I would have loved for their to be some deodorant. The store,…read morebasically sells drinks, flowers, ice cream, candy and magazines. They DID have a guy selling sim cards.
Nice selection and they even have Coke Light for me. I picked up a pretzel for 1.50 CHF. This is a…read morepretty big store, much better than the Coop to go place just a few steps away.
Great supermarket. Prices are fare, a litlle expensive maybe but this is Switzerland, you should…read moreget used to that. It has several options for take-out food which is great because in an airport, food is extremely expensive. I think the best part is the location: inside the airport. Sounds great to me!
Excellent grocery store for snacks and dinner back at your room. Fantastic bread and meat…read moreselection. Very typical of a midrange store in Europe.
When I write a review I first consider the fact that reviews can impact someone's livelihood and I…read morewrite with the public's interest in mind. That said..... Considering the fact that there are not many decent restaurants in Kloten this might be a savior if you want to bring something to your hotel room for a late night snack. This supermarket is about the third the size of a U.S. supermarket but they had an excellent chocolates section, fresh meat, terrific looking produce and they save me with ready-made salads. The cashiers and employees were extremely helpful and if you were not able to make it to the confectionery store this lace will do in a pinch. If you want to, perhaps bring salami, salad and a bottle of Pellegrino (very cheap) to your room "just in case" (as I am prone to do) this is the place.
Not to age myself, but I studied abroad in Lugano in 2010. At the time, Migros brand discount…read morechocolate was alllll the rage, and I was obsessed. My last visit was in 2011, and I've missed the chocolate for the past 15 years. As such, I was pleased when a recent flight to Bosnia had a prolonged layover in Zurich. As luck would have it, this massive Migros is built into Zurich's airport. I was able to easily pop in to grab some souvenirs and four big ole bars of chocolate. Thrilled is an understatement. I ate one of the bars on my trip and brought the other three back to the States. I know I can't nurse them for toooo too long as they'll start to discolor, but I'm so excited to have some for the time being!
I highly recommend this grocery store that is next to the food court. We were staying at Hyatt at…read morethe airport and this place saved us money by eating their delicious food. My husband loves their rotisserie chicken, I enjoyed their chicken wings, egg rolls and spinach salad. Note: they charge you extra if you get extra sauces as well as those packaged spoons/forks. For each hot food, you are entitled to one packet of sauce. I suggest you get the spoons/forks/knives from the dispenser against the wall (by the door). When buying fruits, you need to weigh them first and get that piece of paper with the barcode.
Give me white asparagus!
While traveling from Zurich to Warsaw, we had a few minutes before our flight. I've traveled in…read moreZurich airport before but did not realize there was a bookstore within. Later I discovered that it opened in the last few years within the airport, around 2015/2016. P & B Press and Books does a great job in having best sellers book wall, popular reading materials, few classics etc. In addition, they have a significant amount of magazines/ newspapers etc. They have some other small things for entertainment, cards and souvenirs as well if you need last minute things. I hate boarding with a ton of things in hand so this was a good opportunity to buy some reading material in the last part of my connecting flight. The prices were norm for an airport store. It's located in Dock E inside the airport.
Bookstores are a rare commodity specially in the last decade after the introduction of the…read moresmartphones. On our recent transit through the Zurich airport we stumbled upon this awesome bookstore. I really didn't know of any P&B stores from before so this was a refreshing experience specially as the only bookstore we have in the states is Barnes and Nobles. Being in an airport might be a challenging business but we noticed that it was pretty busy as travelers were browsing through books as they waited for their flights. 5 stars just for being a bookstore. Hopefully they continue to prosper in an increasingly digital world.
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This is a really small Migros (Migros express), but it has the necessities (dairy, bread, produce,…read morehealth & beauty items and chocolate) for people in the area. Also, it offers baked items for take-out. The staff is friendly and helpful. For me, it is a plus that they can speak some English. This location is very convenient to the hotel where I have stayed on my various trips to Zurich. Though, it is only open Weekdays from 7.30 -21.00.
This is a small Migros easily accessible from the Stockerstrasse tram stop (trams 6,7,8). It gets 3…read morestars for being A-OK, it's adequate for what it does within that immediate vicinity. It's mainly busy during lunch time for the people working in that area. For lunch, they have: a small hot foods station, wraps/sandwiches/pizza (all not very delicious), sushi, salad and an okay assortment of items you can buy for necessities. I'd stay away from coming here too much for lunch, as you will sooner or later feel sick of eating the same selections to a point it will come out of your nose. If you are looking for lunch "take away", I'd rather suggest Vital Punkt right across the street (in front of the Stockerstrasse tram stop) for wraps, sandwiches, sushi, salads, hot foods and soups instead. It feels more fresh and is more tasty/less "processed". However, Vital Punkt sells out quickly, so this place is an "A-OK" back up for a quick one stop shop for food, fruit and other necessities. The employees at this location are also "A-OK": they are not unfriendly and can be helpful if necessary.
For an Italian restaurant inside of an airport its is really not that bad I was impressed. They…read morecarry a full variety of wine bruschetta pizzas and more, pretty cool to find a quality place like this in an airport. Bruschetta' presentation was like that of a five star restraunt. Pizza was surprisingly really good and they have a variety of options and toppings you a can put on! The deserts well when they say MINI THEY MEAN MINI. I mean I think it's a little bit ridiculous for around $5 that it looks like it was made for a Barbie playhouse but it was ok. Definitely if you have a layover go here to relax sip some wine and have good food. Pizzas are large and great to share !
The owner (AutoGrill) moved the Italian Restaurant Intermezzo from Terminal 2, next to Migros. It…read moreis now integrated into the Italien food shop. They offer good Pizzas and some Pasta for reasonable prices. Yes you can get Pizza arround the FoodCorner as well for less money, but I like the quality in Bacaro better. Services was friendly and fast.
Cosy little restaurant, gets busy at lunch so best to book. Limited choice on menu but seems to…read morechange relatively often so keeps it interesting. Staff are friendly and attentive, only been for lunch but was very enjoyable
Wow, what a wonderful new store. They offer many beautiful things: soaps, decor, clothes for…read morechildren, kitchen ware, crafting goods. Very bright space, simple and minimal interior design, which I love. Straight forward. Very international. Reminded me of many things I loved in L.A. and Tokyo.
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!
Fantastic place to get coffee. Longtime Swiss friends who are really into quality espresso brought…read moreus there and we couldn't have been happier since we're also fans. The ambiance of the tables outside is superb.
Great coffee shop. Pastries and snacks. One of the best underground at train station. Prices are…read morethe best and coffee is the best in the area. Please try it.
Yelp Review 2026 #75:…read more Favarger started in Geneva. My first stop on my recent trip to Switzerland was Zürich and my last stop was Geneva. I figured, since Zürich has a Favarger shop, I might as well go in and go again when I get to Geneva. Along Bahnhofstrasse, you'll find lots of shops and next to each other are a few of the top Swiss chocolatiers. Talk about competition! It works out really well for me so I can shop at all of them and comped their chocolates for research purposes. I want to figure out which chocolatier I like most. Swiss chocolatiers like to give free samples. Even if it's not on the tray of samples, if you want to try something before buying, all you have to do is ask. I sampled a few things. Out of all the Swiss chocolatiers I've been to (not just in Zurich and Geneva), Favarger makes the thickest Dubai chocolate Frisch schoggi. So, I bought a slab or it and a box of truffles. But I must say though, I don't like their matcha chocolate. Service was courteous. One of the nicest chocolate shopping experiences I've had in Switzerland.
The legendary Sprüngli café restaurant that first opened on the Marketgasse in Zürich back in 1836,…read morefeaturing incredible chocolate, now has a beautiful outpost at Zürich ZRH airport. On Level 2 there is an open restaurant with a full menu: breakfast, salads, champagne and including their famous chocolate cake. Chic design in sleek black and dark wood tones, with a great view of all the planes taking off. Also check out the boutique with its gorgeous gift boxes, delicate chocolates and macarons. Efficient but hurried service, as it is in Zürich airport.
Great Sprungli Cafe that has tables circled around a barista bar. The waitresses are a bit hurried,…read morebut kind. Cappuccinos are milky and if you need caffeine black, get an espresso instead. It is served with a side chocolate. Review: 4
Yelp Review 2026 #78:…read more Bachmann self proclaimed themselves as having the "world's best chocolate". Maybe at some point in their 120 years of existence but not in the last 10 years. Their chocolates aren't the best but also not the worst - not as bad as American chocolate. They hail from Lucerne. This shop has two floors: first floor has ready-to-eat food: cookies, cupcakes, cake slices, and sandwiches. The first floor is busy and chaotic. The second floor is where you'll find chocolates and their chocolate wall. It's the only reason I came here. I wasn't planning on buying a lot of chocolate from here. They copied Sprüngli's Luxemburgerli. They didn't even change the name.
Date of visit: May 24, 2025…read more This place was just around the corner from our hotel and made for a great first stop before visiting the Lindt factory. We were a bit disappointed by the options for breakfast at all but one of the paninis was already gone when we got there, though the one that remained--the Poulet Curry--was quite good. My struggles with European coffee continued with their latte macchiato but the cinnamon roll was quite good. We explored the chocolate floor as well but because we were on our way to Lindt, did not buy any so I cannot comment on if it was any good or not.
