This place is great for beer. I think there are plenty of wine stores offering all kinds of wine…read morebut if you are looking for a particular beer, this place might be the one you can have the best possibility of finding what you are looking for. As others say, nothing is cheap here so I wouldn't suggest to buy anything you can find at COOP or Denner. For other alcohol such as vodka or gin, I also suggest you try Duty free or other liquor store for a better deal. PS: Conveniently located in inside of the train station.

Drinks of the World isn't cheap --- but they're one of the few places that carry porter, stout,…read moreApfelwein (hard cider), lambic, and other interesting beer-like beverages. I wouldn't buy a can of Feldschlossen here --- it'd be cheaper most other places --- but if you're looking for some heartier British drinks or the occasional imported microbrew, Drinks of the World may be your best bet. This location is much more spacious than the cramped Zürich hole in the wall, and has a better flow than the Winterthur version; probably the best-laid-out version I've been to. Until your average Coop or Kiosk starts stocking more porter, I'll be a Drinks of the World regular.

Excellent fancy-beer selection --- just be prepared to pay for it…read more Located right off the main platform, this is a good place to grab something interesting for the ride. One cannot live by watery yellow Feldschlössen alone.

Warehouse style beverage store, wide selection of wine, whiskey, beer. Very friendly and…read moreknowledgeable staff. They have kegs too. The only place we could find that sells cold beers. Check for their wine tasting events.

Massive selection of booze. Wine, beer and spirits. Mixers, snacks and even some glassware. Yep,…read morethis place has just about everything you need to get you and your crew intoxicated. We bought three bottles of wine, two bottles of beer and yes, I need a bag of chips. The store is small but mighty with a wide variety that was well stocked. At least 200 different beers, most of them chilled. Prices were decent, considering the convenience here in the Hauptbahnhof. [Review 16489 overall - 37 in Switzerland - 1997 of 2021.]

Drinks of the World has a great general selection of beers, a few ciders, and a few sodas from…read morearound the world. You'll mostly find German and Swiss beers, but there are many other countries represented from Japan to Thailand to Denmark and the USA. Prices are high because they import from all over and are located in such a major train station. Still worth your time to visit and explore flavors. Staff does speak English and is nice enough.

Talk about a lucky find!…read more I was looking for a gift shop for the University and was walking up the road (I had overshot the gift shop) and found Beers 'N More. The staff there are excellent (and speaking good English, fortunately for me). They are very knowledgable about beers (the one chap provided me an absolutely stellar Barleywine). He even helped me get to the gift shop. How cool is that? They are only a couple of blocks from the main university buildings (very well placed for the students, eh?). It's not particularly large, but they carry an excellent supply of many good beers. They have a few non-beer items (glasses, stickers, etc.) but they really focus on the beer part of "beer 'n more". I'll definitely be back next time I'm in town! Highly recommended.

I'm a bit of a snob (beer, Scotch, coffee, food, jeans & bikes are the primary candidates)…read more Although, I don't know that much about beer on the whole. I do know enough to find places that can help me find the things that I like. Beers 'n' More is one of those places. I found them via some random online article saying that they carried Boulevard beer from Kansas City (my home town) which didn't turn out to be correct. However, the guy working today (who seemed to be the guy running the place) knew about every product in the store. He knew how it had been ordered, how it arrived in the store and how much of it was in stock and/or available. In any case, he asked me what I was looking for and then proceeded to give me a number of recommendations based on my likes & dislikes. I'm still waiting for my new beer to chill but I really enjoy frequenting businesses that take enough pride in their product or service to know what's going on in same. Surprisingly, it doesn't happen often enough. Oh... did I mention that the guy there today was amazingly friendly and mentioned that they actually chose their location because it came with a parking spot out front for their customers? Well, it's true. If you're into craft beer and are willing to go a little out of your way to get some, come and check out this place. It's a quick couple of stops on the tram up the hill from the main Zurich train station.