Very good coffee including soy cappuccino (unfortunately not an easy find in Switzerland), probably…read moreone of the best in Zurich, as so many point out. 5 stars also for the design - minimalist and understated hipsterish. One of my favorite areas in Zurich, varied and authentic. The only downside of Cafe Noir is that the staff are not the most welcoming towards non-regulars. It's happened to me more than once that I was waiting at the bar to order when regulars came in, coffees were made and chats were had while I was just being ignored. It's great that this is a true neighborhood joint but they could do with a bit more friendliness towards the ordinary customer.

Great Locals Coffee Shop! Nice selection of pastries and lovely staff. There's both indoor and…read moreoutdoor seating. I really enjoyed Noir - if you're anywhere close by when you're visiting Zurich, Kielce this place out.

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

Nice spot for quiche and coffee if you're on a tight schedule. I wish they had a proper macchiato…read moreon the menu.

One of the only places opened early in the morning! Came here around 9am, hard to miss the store…read more Entered to a very welcoming display of pastries. Was looking for something hearty and inquired about the quiches and opted for the bacon and garlic quiche. Got a latte macchiato as well. You can dine in and the quiche comes with a small salad. The latte macchiato had a layer of foam at the top and seems like they didn't sweeten it at all (sugar on the side) but it was perfect! I usually have a huge sweet tooth and love sweetness but I also can appreciate a good coffee as well, so for a sweet lover like me, the unsweetened version was amazing by itself and the foamed milk combination when you drink it was perfect. The bacon quiche was delicious as well!! They heat it up for you and it's a bacon, cheese with a crusted layer of goodness. Loved my first experience here and I can see myself coming back.

This Steiner Flughafebeck location was recommended as a good place for a modestly priced lunch in a…read morevery expensive Zurich. It was within an easy walk of our hotel, so we followed the recommendation. There were four of us and after eating such great food in Paris and along the Rhine in Germany, to be honest we were disappointed. We all had one of their soups. Ms T and I goulash soup and Tom Kha Gai respectively. I had a beer. These soups are not inspired, despite the recommendation. I would classify them as pretty institutional. My Tom Kha Gai had very little of the flavor that you expect. In fact we had a much better version on our cruise boat and the boat is not exactly the place to get great soups. There was very little lime or seasonings. Ms T's Goulash Soup was about the same. It did not taste of the rich paprika flavors it should have. I would classify it as average beef vegetable soup. We liked the little robot that delivers your food, but as for the food, it is OK, but don't expect to be impressed, if you like well flavored soups. And for $50 for two modest bowls of soup and one beer, I would expect better. This is a significant chain of restaurants in Zurich. You are getting fast-food quality.

Not bad. They can make a decent espresso and are fairly quick and friendly about it. The croissant…read moreI had was quite good. Asking for a macchiato will get you a latte, at least it did on my visit, in spite of saying I wanted an espresso macchiato. The place doubles as a bar, like many such joints in Europe. Provides one of the only real alternatives to Starbucks in the neighborhood. Sign outside says "Deja Vu" but receipt says Cafe Piu.

Very cute cafe in the middle of Zurich. It is a great place for coffee or breakfast. We went there…read moreon a Saturday morning and it got busy very quickly. The tables are small and it may not be easy to have all your food on one of them. We had eggs (over easy) and an omelet with Latte and hot chocolate. The food was great and came out at a good pace. It was a great experience.

Yelp Review 2026 #47:…read more Cafe & Conditorei 1842 is "Zürich's oldest cafe". This place is a conditorei (has a sit down area to enjoy pastries and sweet baked treats) and not a confiserie (take away truffles and candies). They claim to have the best hot chocolate and I would have to disagree. They do have good desserts to pair with their hot chocolate. The building its in has been around since 1824. The bakery opened in 1874 but the cafe didn't actually open until March 2019 so, the name is misleading. They have indoor seating and also patio seating in front or in the back. They have smoothies, milkshakes, matcha, cold brew options, sparkling wine options, ice cream, patisserie items, and brunch food. You have 6 options for their hot (or cold) non-alcoholic chocolate: classic, with marshmallows, with whipped cream, with chili flakes, with a shot of fresh ginger, with a shot of espresso; or 4 alcoholic hot (or cold) chocolate options: rum, amaretto, Bailey's or Grand Marnier. Passion Fruit Panna Cotta: Nice balance of bitter dark chocolate and tart Passionfruit. The panna cotta was creamy and soft. Dark chocolate holding everything together. I love Passionfruit and chocolate combo. 4.5/5 Chocolate Mousse: You can't go wrong with anything chocolate in Switzerland. This has white chocolate, milk chocolate and dark chocolate, and cocoa nibs at the bottom. Great creamy texture. Pillowy like marshmallow. 4/5 The Classic Hot Chocolate with Whipped Cream: Underwhelming. I've had better hot chocolate somewhere else in Zürich. It's a step up from Swiss Miss. 2.5/5 The Classic Cold Chocolate with Whipped Cream: The same as what was mentioned above but the cold version which is lukewarm. 2.5/5 Service was good though.

Really nice cafe in the area. Cosy seating, with one couch (if you can grab it) or a bunch of…read moretables. They offer some really good coffee, I had the flat white I really enjoyed it. They also have a nice assortment of teas by cup or pot. They have a small selection of pastries, and some hot food. I had a piece of cake which was very nice. Prices are Zurich prices, but service is friendly and it's a nice place to place the day away reading or chatting with friends.

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?​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Our first cup of coffee while visiting Zurich. Coffee was amazing. Don't expect any flavors for…read morethey focus on the quality of the bean rather than the sweet, artificial flavors Americans enjoy. That just about anywhere here that you go, other than Starbucks. Kudos to Europeans. Small coffee shop with limited seating. A couple of outside seats available. Cute coffee shop.