A great stop when you're craving something warm, fast, and satisfying. Their pretzels are fresh,…read moresoft on the inside with just the right chew, and nicely salted. We got the filled pretzel and a sandwich, both easy and filling. Service is quick and efficient, and it's an ideal place to grab something while walking around the city or catching a train. Reliable comfort food at a reasonable price for Switzerland.

Friendly service at this location! Located just a 15 minute walk from the train station in a mall,…read moreon the corner near the escalators. Excellent tasting pretzels and perfect to get one while walking the mall or busy streets. All pretzels are displayed nicely, and they have their 220 CHF small pretzels here for a quick bite.

Business closed. Walked long distances just to find the place not there. The neighbor said it's…read moreclosed

Great food! A little hard to find in the middle of an alley but Döner Box with Kebap sauce was…read morefire, so so good!

I love coming here the food is cheep for Switzerland and they offer 2 hours free wifi!!…read more The "smiley face" cookies and a latte macciatto are my favourite afternoon treat :)

It was just alright. Bought a salad with mixed greens, carrots, pasta, egg, and Cucumbers. Used…read morecasear dressing. It is quick and easy. Head to the counter and order. Should have tried a different salad or something else.

If you want fast food, this is the place to go…read more It is too automated though. Not much human interaction with staff

A good sized location right across the street from the train station. Lots of seating indoors and…read moreoutdoors. Staff here are very unfriendly. I asked the guy packing the chicken nuggets to put in some pepper, although none was in the bag. He totally ignored my request. The chicken nuggets were cooked well and the chicken was better quality than the USA. The sweet and sour sauce was good but spicy.

Okay Mexican food. I ordered the sweet potato and avo tacos and some tortilla chips so I could try…read morethe proffered table salsas. The tacos had exactly the ingredients advertised and thus were quite bland. The salsas were all watery, none were appetizing, and only one was even mildly spicy. On the plus side, none of the food was very greasy, although the lack of greasiness could be attributed to the ingredients composing each dish. I do not think Desperado has cracked the formula for good Mexican food.

Don't ever eat here. The food is terrible, the service is terrible, and the everything else is…read moreterrible. I can't wait to not ever go to this place again. When I have an opportunity to not go here, I'm going to take it.

Essen ist gut. Platz ist dreckig. Und es dauert sehr lang zum Essen bekommen drei Sternenread more

100% Swiss beef = 200% price increase! ---…read more What should you do BEFORE you enter a foreign country on a Sunday evening? Change Swiss Francs. I say again, CHANGE SWISS FRANCS. So after a long day of traveling, we finally made it into town at 6pm. All the banks are closed (of course), and all the restaurants offer dishes for 25-30 CHF per dish (multiply by 1.3 to get a sense of price in $ - btw, this is a realistic exchange rate when you factor in actual rates offered plus commission). Not good when we are left with $30 for the two of us. The golden arches instantly become our savior... Sort of. A Big Mac combo meal costs 11 CHF A McChicken wrap (or its equivalent here) costs around 4 CHF. Their extra value menu is equally gilded. A cheeseburger (single cheeseburger, mind you) is 2.50 CHF. even a ketchup packet is 0.20 CHF. At least we were able to grab something for under 20 CHF. But you know the old saying, you don't appreciate what you have till it's gone? Well, now you know. Moral of the story: Definitely make sure you change money before you head to another country!