Four stars for a well diversified food-goods store, that ranges anywhere from the usual food…read moreoffering assortment you'll get from Coop, plus the "bonuses". A plus is that this is located directly across the street from my favorite Chinese/Asian supermarket in town, Lian Hua (at Berninaplatz) and next to the Migration Bureau. The bonuses of this store include: - Carries Nespresso capsules, quite convenient when you don't want to stop by the regular store on Saturdays (like a zoo). Downside: they don't carry decaf and there is no free tasting. - A bigger than usual Zurich city variety of various goods. Like large variety of party goods (cups, disposable utensils, etc) and office supplies. Lots of discounted "packages" of goods like laundry detergent, etc, available here. Also sells one off stuff like portable grills, BBQ sets, etc that are cheap and cheery (I don't use these as I use brand name BBQ utensils for my home). - Not extremely overcrowded. - A separate Tchibo section for those who care (I don't). - Reasonably priced items.

My first Reformhause experience in Switzerland. Pretty small compared to what I'm use to, but had…read moreeverything I needed today. Big variety of spices, love the fresh vegetable and fruit section! Staff is friendly and knowledgable.

This Aldo Suisse is a nice size and produce fresh. It also had a good variety of home goods,…read moregrocery and beer and wine.

Aldi Suisse is a level above the usual Aldi stores. Many gourmet items, plus lots of household…read moreitems and small appliances for sale. I could visit for one month just to try all the great food items here.

A trip to the top of Säntis couldn't be complete without a gift shop located miles high in the sky…read more You'll find all your standard gifts here: shirts, reusable bags, lapel pins and postcards. My favorite find though, were miniature bottles of Appenzeller, a liquor native to the town at the foot Säntis. The tiny bottles were enough for a few tastes to bring back for my friends in The States, and not have to worry about getting through airport security. It's always a treat to find a gift shop selling something useful, rather than just the manufactured masses.

MAME is a cute little neighborhood cafe. I liked that you could select the beans for your drink…read morebased on your desired flavor profile--my husband and I got the same drink (flat white) but with different beans and we were pleasantly surprised at the nuanced differences in taste! The barista was very friendly and knowledgeable and took his time to explain how everything worked. You could also purchase beans to take home as well. I loved that the beans were roasted differently based on preparation method (i.e espresso vs. filter). I would love to return if I ever get the chance.

A Hidden Gem Worth Finding This cozy neighborhood spot…read moredelivers everything you want in a local coffee shop and more. The coffee is genuinely excellent - rich, well-crafted, and clearly made by people who care about their craft. But what really sets this place apart is the atmosphere and people. The staff here make you feel like a regular from day one, greeting customers with genuine warmth that never feels forced. It's the kind of place where you can settle in with a laptop for hours or bring the kids for a weekend treat - the artistic touches throughout create a relaxed, creative energy that somehow works perfectly for both. The vibe strikes that rare balance of being laid-back enough for serious coffee contemplation while staying vibrant and welcoming for families. Local art on the walls, comfortable seating, and that perfect coffee shop hum of conversation make it feel like a true community gathering spot. If you're tired of cookie-cutter chains and want to support a place that clearly puts heart into what they do, this is your spot. Great coffee, great people, great atmosphere - what more could you ask for?​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

This place is located in the basement level of shopping center building where Zara is. Selections…read moreof wine is great though. Especially if you like Spanish wine. There were two tables offering about 10 wines per each table for tasting. From about 8-9 CHF to 50-60 CHF variety and red and white wines... You can walk around and taste all of them (Saturday but not sure about other days) Great way to choose new/different wine before you buy. Friendly and helpful staff. Highly recommended to stop by . PS: there are cubes of breads in the basket for you to have when you do wine tasting.

Great new coffee place right at Langstrasse! Professionals in doing speciality coffee (beans from…read moreMiró coffee roasters). They offer juices (Mono) & drinks at night! Very friendly staff!! Great coffee in a vivid district, a few steps away from Helvetiaplatz. Milk substitutions available (extra charge). On warm summer days I definitely go for the cold brew!

Love it. Hitting the nail on its head - really great coffee. While sitting here, I got great news…read moreand could even order a glass of sparkling wine to celebrate

If you're on a 20 hour layover on your way back to the States and seeking a beautiful and diverting…read moreway to take your coffee on a lazy Saturday morning, look no further than Monocle Cafe and Shop. As a fan of the publication, I was happy to learn they also serve up java and croissants at this location, a mere 4 min stroll from my hotel by the opera house and 1 block from the lake. The outdoor vibe was soothingly Swiss to this weary traveler and offered some post-caffeine browsing opportunities as well. If I'm ever back in Zürich, I'll be sure to add this to my morning rotation.

Muchas gracias por la atención brindada, es bastante relajante tomarse un café ahí en su terraza.read more