Decent bagels, but I'm spoiled because my standards are high as I'm used to Essa Bagels from NYC…read more Babi pretty much only officers bagels and appropriate toppings. I ordered three bagels- two everything and one sesame with no toppings. There was decent seating inside and outside. The place had AC WHICH IS VERY NICE when traveling in the hot summers. Enjoy! Sorry no pictures taken.

Recommended bagel shop. You get to pick your bagel and toppings and there are many options to pick…read morefrom. Also, there are already made wraps and fresh juices. We stopped by for breakfast before visiting the FIFA museum. It's not far from the museum. There is an inside seating area, which was perfect on a rainy day. I would stop by again for a quick bite.

Delicious bagel sandwiches! Tried a cappuccino as well and sat outside people watching :) will…read morereturn

This is one of the few places in Switzerland that I've seen with real American-style bagels. Well,…read morethey do tout themselves as an American bakery, so it's good that they are trying live up to their namesake. ;) In addition to bagels, they also sell donuts, coffee cake, cookies, muffins, banana bread, bagel sandwiches, muesli, yogurt, and an array of hot and cold drinks. They only offer two kinds of bagels--plain and blueberry. Both are good--but like the giant bretzels in this country... cold. I wish they would toast them, but hey--beggars can't be choosers. Only the plain bagels come filled with cream cheese. And they totally stuff the bagel with so much cream cheese that it's literally exploding out of the bagel and made a mess when I was trying to eat it. The cream cheese tasted pretty good, but it wasn't American Philly. There was actually way too much filling, and although I love cream cheese, I was actually starting to feel a little bit sick from eating it. This place used to be on the main floor of Zürich Hauptbahnhof, but now they've relocated underground to the recently renovated Shopville section, which is much nicer for dining in. Prices are in line with the rest of Switzerland... which means high for anyone coming from another country. They also accept Reka Card and credit cards as forms of payment, so that's nice. Although it's really easy to make banana bread at home, I made an impulse decision at the counter to try a slice of their banana bread. Turns out it contained hazelnuts in addition to the standard walnuts... so I guess typical Swiss. It was really moist, but way too sweet for my liking.

Quality food, affortable. For being at the central train station, good prices and cute places to…read moresit!

Super nice ambience. A great relief from chain stores. Bagels are fresh, delicately crunchy on the…read moreoutside, fluffy and moist on the inside. Desserts are excellent and unique. Brownies and cookies have the right balance of salty and sweet. Seating limited but comfortable. Quaint quaint and nice place.

Looking for a small breakfast in Bern? What about a good Bagel and sweets? Go to the Tringel…read moreKingel, lovely staff, and fresh and tasty food! The bread "parmesan and oregano" is perfect!

This is one of the best coffee shops I have ever been to. Easily one of the best lattes I have had…read moreas well. If you're looking for a place with breakfast small plates, this is the place to go! This coffee shop is clean, cool, and feels very upscale. It is a BEAUTIFULLY decorated and designed coffee shop right on the edge of Interlaken lake. Loved my experience here.

On our road trip through France and Switzerland we haven't so far managed to get a "good" coffee,…read moremany places were shut for august ... but this place was open and the coffee is PERFECT !!

Horrible service. Our waitress was incredibly rude from before we even sat down. We should have…read moreleft then. Clearly not American-friendly so beware. And cash only.

Don't let the "cafe" in the name fool you, they have a fuller menu than you might expect. We were…read morehaving a mid-afternoon snack so we skipped the bagel sandwiches (to our regret, they looked fantastic), but the soup of the day (potato cream and curry with or without bacon) was delicious. Next time we'll come for lunch instead to make sure we have the stomach space to try more!

My favorite coffee shop/brunch/lunch spot in all of Lorrach! The perfect peaceful place to enjoy…read moreyour favorite machiatto, a burger bigger than your face, free wi-fi, or evven scrumptious breakfast food. While in Germany I would love coming here with a few other girls to read together or share life together. The owners and workers are all super kind, and the people are equally lovely. What a wonderful cafe!!