This place is in a good location and that's about it. You get the impression that prices would be…read morebetter then street kiosks but that is not true. I paid 9.00 eu for a roast beef sandwich and it was the worst. Almost no meat , no lettuce, very little of anything and all bread! My wife's was 8.00 eu and also had very little toppings! What a rip!

Getting chocolate. She is big, but not America big! It has everything, but not like America!…read more Picked up all of our chocolate there and had a sandwich. Will keep this place in mind when we come back!

This past Saturday, I had the great fortune of happening upon the Winterthur flea-market during a…read moremeander through the city's Fussgängerzone. For those of you who are familiar with the Zurich flea-market, I'd say that the vibe of the Winterthur market is more relaxed, in general, to that of ZH's and, as a result, I found the Winti scene much more inviting. This market is, however, a bit more jumble-sale like and less antique-y than that of Zurich's market, so be prepared to see a lot of items that may have just come out of storage in one's garage like weathered board games, clothes from 'yesteryear,' an old bird cage, etc. I also like that Winterthur flea-market goers are able to pop into shops and restaurants along the streets of the Fussgängerzone and have a respite of sorts from all the stalls and other browsers before going back out there and bargain hunting some more! *Porta-loos are installed along the main drag of the flea-market for those in need. -a humane touch.