This is our favorite cafe in Rapperswil! It has good coffee and cakes and even a gluten-free…read morechocolate cake option for my husband who has gluten sensitivity. We also love that there's a kids play area in the cafe. We are expecting our first child and we absolutely love watching the cute kiddos play! I highly recommend it for families with young kids.

From the owner: A great Café and Meeting-Place in the midst of the old town of Rapperswil. Homemade daily specials…read moreto eat, waffles, cookies and cakes and probably the best coffee in town. Also lokal Beers, Wines and special Swiss Lemonades and Sodas. Extras: Free WIFI Kids-COrner, where the Small-Ones can play, while the adults enjoy a chat.

A little off the beaten tourist path, but well worth a visit! Has a nice outdoor seating areas and…read morethe coffee is excellent. Friendly staff and seems to be a neighborhood hangout.

From the owner: Kaffee, Cappuccino, Espresso, Drinks, Raritäten aller Art (Autos, Motorräder, Boote & mehr)read more

It's our second time to this cafe. The cappuccino and the double macchiato that we ordered were…read morevery good, much better than the average Swiss standard. The coffee prices is a little higher than average but it's worth it for the quality. The lemon cake I ordered was moist and tastes yummy. I would recommend this cafe for any serious coffee drinkers.

Walked from Hurden to Rapperswil for lunch. Found this wonderful coffee shop called Cafe Cuore. The…read morestaff was super friendly, and answered questions in English for me and my friend, who don't speak German. I had a cappuccino, complimentary hazelnut, butter cookie. I shared a hummus and avocado bagel sandwich and apple cheesecake slice, for lunch. Everything was delicious! I'd recommend stopping by for breakfast or lunch. They have a great menu. They have tea, coffee, breakfast items, cheese cake, croissants and cookies.

Rosenstadter is where you go for a quick coffee but I found my Swiss alter ego because there are…read morelocals in here. The cream of asparagus soup leans fully into seasonal Swiss simplicity, it's lighter than what you'd expect, and just indulgent enough to make you feel like you understand the culture now. How do I move to Switzerland is definitely being calculated in my mind. No fuss, just really good food and that quiet, effortless European cafe energy.

Stopped here for a snack while on free time during a tour. I ordered the cheesecake with onions &…read morean apricot sorbet. The cheesecake reminds me of a thinner quiche- it's a savory and delicious dish. The apricot sorbet was refreshing & came with slices of fruit.