Ice Cream solves everything!…read more Fun place to stop for ice cream. I scream. You scream. We all scream. For ice cream!

Perfect spot to stop by for some treats and drinks when you get tired from exploring the city…read more I ordered their yuzu pastry, which had a good balance of sweetness and bright citrus flavor. It was light and refreshing, yet not overlay rich. It was perfect for a hot summer day. They are known for their luxemburgerli but it was during the heat wave when we went and it was so hot that I wasn't in the mood for anything too sugary so I didn't get any to try which I really regret and would love to try them out next time I'm in town. Service was quite slow. We waited for over 15mins before we were seated even though there's tables available. And no one came to acknowledge us during that time as well. Next time when I return, I would probably opt to just pick up some luxemburgerli to go unless you're very tired and just want to find a place to sit down and rest.

I had a chance to visit this bakery when I went to Langnau, Switzerland. The pastry looked very…read morenice and tasted extremely delicate. I know how the fine pastry should taste, and theirs were above high standard. Their coffee was just right to compliment the fine pastry. The store's shelves were filled with freshly baked breads and pastries. I wanted to taste everything there, if possible. The cafe was very cozy, and clean. There were outdoor seatings to relax in shades, if the weather was nice. The location is very convenient for train riders as it's across the train station, and car drivers with enough parking spaces. I saw many customers come and go, to buy the goods or sit down for coffee and pastry. The locals must know how good this place is. I really liked the atmosphere and highly recommend to visit this place to experience what I am talking about.

Very nice swiss-japanese bakery. They make japanese bread and swiss ones as well. The lady at the…read morecashier is kind and welcoming. I had a sweet bread with green tea paste which was really good, super soft and tasty (wihout being too sugary). Prices are fair.

Hiro Takahashi is the first Japanese bakery in Switzerland!…read more A highly recommended bakery for people who love japanese cakes. Their greentea and mango cakes are so mouth watering GREAT!!

My walking tour guide told us to come here to get their macarons since it's different than the…read moreFrench style. I went to the store Monday afternoon and the place was pretty empty. I asked for the most popular flavor and the staff said "Oh, that's a difficult question". Ok, what's your favorite? She recommended champagne rose and rhubharb (both were very good). The other one I got was pistachio (which was just ok). I find the fillings to be quite creamy and there's quite a bit more cream in Luxemburgerli compared to regular macarons. Maybe that's the main difference? Overall, I find the staff to be polite and welcoming. Certainly worth the visit if you're in Zurich!

Amazing products, however the staff is far from friendly. Judging looks as soon as you enter (like…read morean unspoken "turn around and get out of here") and despite telling her twice the amount of Macarons I wanted, she still managed to put less - however she felt the need to charge me for my requested amount! Unbelievable really when you go in there, greet them friendly as you yourself know how tiring working in retail can be, to then be met with such poor quality service. Definitely not passing by this exact shop again.

Visiting the Lindt Home of Chocolate was easily one of the highlights of our trip to Switzerland!…read moreWe stopped here at the end of our Best of Switzerland tour, and I can confidently say it was THEE best part of the entire experience! From the moment we walked in, we were greeted by the iconic, massive chocolate fountain, which was absolutely breathtaking and made for some amazing photo opportunities! The museum itself was fantastic! I loved learning about the history of Lindt, the chocolate-making process, and how Swiss chocolate became famous around the world. The exhibits were interactive, informative, and engaging without ever feeling boring. And BABY, let's talk about the UNLIMITED CHOCOLATE TASTING! Being able to sample so many different varieties of Lindt chocolate was a dream come true. The experience was even better because we got to discover exclusive and hard-to-find flavors that aren't readily available in stores. My personal favorites were the Cinnamon Bun, Cheesecake, and Shortbread flavors. Absolutely DELICIOUS! The gift shop was another highlight, offering an incredible selection of chocolates, souvenirs, and specialty flavors that made it nearly impossible to leave empty-handed. Whether you're a chocolate lover or simply looking for a unique experience while visiting Switzerland, the Lindt Home of Chocolate is an absolute MUST! It was the perfect addition to our trip, and I would happily visit again. 10/10 experience and easily worth all five stars!

The Lindt Home of Chocolate is a chocolate museum located just outside of Zurich. You can get here…read moreby bus from the Zurich city center as well as by the ferry. We booked tickets online beforehand for 17 CHF per adult ticket. When you book a ticket you book for a specific time and they are pretty restrictive about it, so you should aim to be there at your scheduled time or you might be waiting around. During the tour we learned about the history of chocolate in Switzerland and how it became so well-known for it. We tasted different flavors from milk chocolate to dark chocolate, and at the end we got some freebies of various Lindt flavors. There's a cafe on-site where you can relax with a cup of coffee or their other chocolate offerings. There's also a gift shop where you can buy a variety of their chocolates. You can customize messages for free on the chocolates which is a nice touch for personalized gifts. I enjoyed the tour and especially trying the different chocolates. The tour wasn't too long unless you read every plaque or did the free audio tour.

Why couldn't I have found this place earlier? If I had found it the day I got into Switzerland, I'm…read moresure I would have eaten my way in Luxembergeli (it's basically a macaron). It's right by the airport. (And by that I literally mean inside the airport). So, it's super convenient for souvenirs while you're traveling. They sell them by the weight and oh my goodness! Each one is a bite of heaven. We ended up buying almost twelve or so and worried that we might have bought way too many. But, we quickly learned there's no such thing as too many. They are simply divine. Just a little bit of crunch and gooey deliciousness. My favorite one was the Rose with Strawberries. (at least I think it was strawberries... chances are it could also be raspberries!) But, honestly, you can't go wrong with any of the options. Another unusual one I enjoyed was the Strawberry Rhubarb. The only thing I would warn you about is watiting to long to eat them. They're sooo good the first day or two, but get stale if you wait a week. So eat up! While you're here, don't forget to pick up some truffles too! Those are just as good as the luxembergeli, but luckily last much longer. I didn't try any of the unusual flavors, but all their chocolate was the bomb. The white chocolate truffles were absolutely my favorite of all. I wish I could say I'll be back soon, but I guess I might not be able to come back. But, anytime I'm near I'll definitely try to come back soon. For now, I might just have to settle with international delivery for special occasions.

This update is for online ordering now available from my favorite chocolate and Luxembergerli shop…read more You no longer have to go to Switzerland to buy Luxembergerli (macarons) . Confiserie Sprüngli now has an iPhone app and they ship Luxembergerli everywhere. You can order online or via the app. My favorites are the orange and champagne flavors-- out of this world. Chocolates, truffles, pralines, anything hazelnut are truly indescribably fine. I just received my first shipment and Luxembergerli and chocolates are in excellent shape and packaged ready to serve for a holiday party. Compare any macaron to the Luxembergerli and you'll be a fan no doubt. It's not cheap but the finest things in this world are not. It's a specially good treat for the right occasion. Download iPhone app here (check English for language Top Left and go to the bottom right of the page to download app): http://spruengli.ch Tip: Payments accepted are all major credit cards and Paypal. Happy Holidays! Visits: 1 for Online Ordering.

Moser's Backparadies - Zürich…read more As I walked one morning, exploring downtown Zürich, I wanted something local for breakfast. This place offers freshly baked sweet delights and sandwiches that are so good. OMG!!! I ordered flakey pretzel roll with salmon. It was simple, quick bite, but by far, one of my favorite salmon sandwiches I've had in such a long time. If you're a salmon lover, be sure to stop by for quick bite. Only bad thing I would say about this place is when you first come in through glass doors, to the right... deliciousness danger zone. They offer so many amazing, freshly baked pastries that is really tempting to order one of each. You do need to have will power to control yourself lol. You will find, "Erdbeertörtli," "Vanille Cornet," "Zitronentörtli," "Punschkugel," "Carac," and "Florentiner Gross." Prices are very reasonable too. Service great too. In all seriousness, I can't wait to return here. It's centrally located in downtown area, close to other great options for dining and shopping.

Cute little cafe next to a river in a sleepy little suburb of Zurich. This was a perfect treat…read moreafter hiking through Uetliberg and taking the gondola down from Felsenegg. They serve a glass of water and a chocolate with your coffee. The apple tart had a nice custard base. I enjoyed it, but would want to try something else next time.