Finally an organic / eco grocery store in the city center !…read more I already went to the one in Wipkingen, but it is to far to always go there. Now you can do it all in the city. You can really do all your shopping here if you want. The staff is friendly, but I expected a bit more of enthusiasm, the store is brand new so a bit of more joy would be nice :) The great thing is here, you can taste everything. They have at every corner something to try out. I ended up buying more then what I was looking for. Really happy they made it till the city !

I'm so glad Alnatura opened in the middle of the city! Best place for organic groceries in Zurich!…read morePrices are unbeatable, pretty and clean store with plenty of samplings!

From the owner: Terra Verde steht seit 30 Jahren für rein biologische Spezialitäten und Weine aus Italien und dem…read moreMittelmeerraum. Unsere Produzenten sind sorgfältig ausgewählte Familien- und Traditions-Manufakturen sowie kleinere und mittlere Betriebe.

This is a great organic store. It is part of a chain and are all equally as nice. Employees are…read morevery friendly. This one always has everything in stock. The store is clean and bright. If you want organic dried fruits, rice, almond or coconut milk, vegan cheeses, and a wide variety of other organic items, this place is for you. The pricing is hit or miss. Some stuff is average price and some is expensive but you live in Switzerland now, get used to it. They do have a small fresh baked goods section but I cannot confirm the source of baking.

There's been a lot of press around the new Alnatura Migros in Höngg. I stopped in on their second…read moreday of operation --- a rainy day that was shooing people inside (away from the bratwurst stand out front), but didn't seem to be slowing down commerce any. My first impression was that all the produce looked amazing --- the loose salad greens reminded me of Berkeley, California instead of Kreis 10. The bread wall was a little nicer than the local Coop or Migros, but shared many of the same items. Juices, grains, and nuts all had more than usual --- and were all nicely presented. One of my shopping list items didn't show up: decaf black tea. (The local favorite koffeinfrei / decaffinato "Tee Infré" is fine, but nothing special --- I was hoping for some Twinings, or Bigelow, or something local but more robust than Infré). There wasn't anything. Herbal, Chai, green, black --- but no decaf black. And, because this is all-Bio, I couldn't restock on Infré, either. Upsides: The produce is good, the packaged goods are well selected, the aisles are wide and easy to navigate (at least for now). When you want almond milk, it's not a hunt; everything's right at hand. So, the downsides: First, the Coop PR line is at least mostly right --- there's not all that many things here that you couldn't find in a larger Coop if you looked for the Bio label. Second, I still don't understand giving over a good stretch of wall to fancy cosmetics. And with the decaf tea, it's not a one-stop shop. Overall: Good, but not changing the face of Bio produce in Kreis 10.

Normally I buy bio products from either a local bio shop, Coop or Migro but as I'd heard about this…read moreshop opening and I was staying in the area, I decided to check it out. The store looks nice and all is well presented, but that's about where it ends. Besides the fresh veg and fruit, everything else that I bought ( different seeds, nuts, teas), I ended up throwing away. Nearly every item was the Alnatura brand. The quality is horrible. All of the seeds and nuts were rancid and the tea tasted like dust. Some of the packages didn't even have an expiration date. No thanks.

This little gathering is somewhere between a farmer's market and a food truck group. This week's…read morecatch: 1. Wegmans Fruit & Vegetable Paradise, from Frankental. 2. Rotpunkt Drogerie, from 3 meters away (long haul). 3. Flower stand. 4. Fresh fish truck. 5. Roast chicken truck. Wegmans had their usual mix of local produce, further-flung items from Italy or the Netherlands, sausages, and jams. I'd come looking for smaller farms, but didn't find many things I couldn't get on a normal shopping run. Is the atmosphere of a market, and hot roast chicken, enough to draw me out Thursday mornings? I'm not really sure.

High prices for good coffee, nothing to write home about. we liked our drinks overall, but it…read morewasn't anything special. Staff was friendly and service as prompts. Indoor seating with decent ambiance.

Amazing take away and organic store close to Zurich university. They offer fresh juices (not during…read morewinter month though) and smoothies. Great spot for breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks and desserts (healthy sweets; refined sugar free) They offer three lunch menus (bring your own container and get a discount), wraps, salads, sandwiches.. Açai bowls and different kinds of porridge. They serve great coffee too and you can even choose what milk you want to get (almond, rice, soy..) There's a cute organic shop in the back of the store, where you can buy all kind of amazing things: huge variety of flours (many gluten free options), wine and beer, superfoods, soaps, candles.. Get prepared it might be busy during lunch time, and there are just a few seats in the back. Klara and her man Eric are very welcoming and generous! Everything is made in house (bread gets delivered by John Baker). Love everything about it.

As a tourist needing medication after my suitcase was lost I had no idea how I could replace it…read more They were terrific to deal with and filled my prescription immediately. I was relieved and thankful

Very handy with lots of counters for service. The staff is friendly and helpful, and they speak…read moreEnglish. Tends to get busy, but the lines move fairly quickly.