It is always my mission to find hipster coffee places wherever I travel. This is just such a place…read more It is tiny but very conveniently located. I got to taste a local roasting company that the polite and bubbly cashier taught me about. I'd recommend it on your way to or from the cathedral.

Nice atmosphere for a coffee, champagne, or light lunch. Staff is very friendly. Great outdoor…read moreseating perfect for a sunny day.

I ordered Piadine here for lunch, it's enough for one person to be full. The price per plate is…read morearound 9-12 chf for the Piadine (roughly estimate) and I also order Latte coffee here which come with a huge cup. And finished the meal by chocolate cake which is juicy and very tasty, I would say. I really recommend this place for solo traveller who would like to hang out alone as well. The cafe is not so big which you will be comfortable to stay alone.

Gather around all you poor decision makers; put off the dinner selection a few minutes longer. Keep…read morein mind you'll pay for that decision with an even tougher decision among NINE restaurants and a BAR. Why am I yelling. At least you'll have your next nine nights covered. Or nine if bar night isn't every night. Now the only choice is where to start. Tonight for us it was Vietnam. Portions are large enough to share or be very full. Then stop by the bar. The duck at bug a thai is amazing, if you don't get one of the curries, where you can't go wrong. Most popular at afroliciois is the Mixed Menu where you can eat around Africa to avoid a decision there. Yes we're returning eight more times, at least.

Really love the concept of this area. You have different food vendors ranging from Mexican, Nepali,…read moreto Thai and so much more. You order from your preferred vendor and then get to sit in the large sitting area in the middle. I have gone to the Nepali and Thai restaurant and would definitely return it was absolutely delicious and pretty big portions! Great for big groups

Great coffee, pastry and ambiance. This was our corner cafe, and it delivers in all categories…read more BTW, the place takes cards and not just cash.

I spent 5 hours in this cafe doing work. The shakshuka was great. The coffee was made with care…read more The staff were very friendly. Would come again.

No beards, no flannel, no pretension. La C. is a refreshing return to coffee houses of decades…read morepast. One walks in and sees immediately a row of different roasts and blends displayed neatly along the wall on the left-hand side of the shop. In front of the bean selection runs a counter, separating staff from customers, holding various kinds of sweets. The coffee bar, in the shape of a narrow horse shoe, fills the right half of the small shop. At the back of the store stands a regal-looking, brass-fitted machine from which I was served one of the smoothest espressos I've had in some time. Flanking the entrance are floor-to-ceiling, sort of, bay windows each fitted with a small two-top table. -great perches from which to watch the many passersby. When ordering beans to take home, I was asked the usual questions (likes/dislikes, type of machine used) in order to help La C. help me get exactly what I want. Beans and a damn fine espresso for under 12 franks. Merci, La C.! La C., with the tram 16 stop just outside its door, is directly behind the main train station, so it's painfully easy to get to for both out-of-towners and locals alike! Bonus: one can order beans from La Columbiana's website: http://www.lacolumbiana.ch/

great place. best view over the rhine.read more

If you like your cappuccino with more than just a dusting of cocoa, this is the place!…read more Cafe seems to have changed hands - under the "Brandli" name now but that means you get a Brandli chocolate with your pastry. Coffee, croissant, chocolate - perfect breakfast. Coffees are handmade, not from an automated machine. Was here at opening time as pastries unloaded, so it's clear baking doesn't take place here. Indoor tables, indoor bar (with alcohol), and outdoor seating on a busy pedestrian street.