Ordered a pizza... quite good. Service is good. There seems to be a lot of locals. Staff seems…read moremostly Italian. Recommend it!

The staff here were friendly and polite. The space is quite open with lots of seating, bit of low…read morelighting and seems to be a popular spot for dinner. The pizza for the kids was excellent and they got a little tail design which they loved. The crust and sauce were delicious, kids loved every bite. The bolognese was so flavorful and filling truly the star of the show. The truffle pasta was also good. A 1 food and service.

Back at Santa Lucia. First visit was in 2021 w the duck love it. Ordered the bruschetta and pizza…read moregreat food in Zurich

We just arrived in Zurich, and we were walking around the Old Town area when we came across this…read moredelightful restaurant. The decor is classy with black and white photos, and the chairs are comfortable. We were told to sit anywhere we liked, and we chose a table in the middle of the restaurant next to a wall - perfect for people watching and seeing what food was coming out of the kitchen. My husband selected the prosciutto and funghi pizza, and I chose spaghetti carbonara. Both dishes were phenomenal! My spaghetti was perfectly al dente and rich! My husband's pizza had a very nice char, and when hot chili oil was added, the taste was out of this world!!! We have this establishment on our list to try again - it was that good!!!!

One of our best meals in Zurich and surprisingly well-priced in such an expensive city! We were…read moreable to walk from our hotel, but there's also a tram stop right outside the restaurant. My two kids and I had an early dinner here on a weekday (~4:30pm) and were the only people in the restaurant when we arrived. People steadily showed up throughout our meal and by the time we left after dessert it was filling up. We did not have a reservation and didn't need one due to the timing. Food was very good and came in generous portions. My kids shared the gnocchi and it was more than enough for the two of them. (There is no kids menu here!) I had a pizza with spicy salami and it was enough for two meals. The leftovers were packed well and tasted great the next day. A surprise hit was the dessert menu - gelato was surprisingly inexpensive at around CHF 4 and portions were HUGE. My kids were delighted. Service was attentive but not hovering, our waiter spoke English, and we had a great time in the lovely, open space. Prices were less expensive than I expected, though definitely not "cheap" by American standards :) We will definitely return when in Zurich!

Possibly the worst pizza I have ever tried to eat. There was just enough sauce painted on to give a…read moreorange hue, which was smothered with a thick slab of cheap melted cheese. Gross.

My husband and I live in the neighborhood, this is one of our favorites! Service is always…read morefriendly, pizzas are delicious with fresh ingredients and perfectly thin and crispy crusts. house made pastas never disappoint! I highly recommend!!!

This place was great! I saw it walking around and looked up it's Google ratings so definitely…read morewanted to try it. I was bummed it was already closed and then there was a holiday but made an effort to come back. I'm glad I did because I think this was one of the best pizzas we had on our trip. I ordered the pepperoni which I wish I just got the margherita AND I forgot to ask for it extra toasted. I like it when the crust and bottom are more crisp. You can order ahead online or inside at the kiosk. They have free honey on the side and there's not really anywhere to eat it unless that place across from it is closed and you can use their tables/chairs hah. Overall, would highly recommend if in Zurich.

Superb pizza and a fun place. Really amazed at our random luck with this take out. Wish it was…read morehere in Chicago!

I will be honest, it has been quite some time since I experienced the dining at Ristorante Italia…read more I can only say that being on a business trip by yourself in Zurich may not be the most exciting, but it does give opportunity to try places that I want to experience. I was not disappointed, as the staff seemed helpful and the food was great. The service is what I remember the most in that they were very hospitable. Give them a try and enjoy!!! I would go back if I'm ever back in Zurich.

Quaint little place with small menu options. They seem to have a wide variety of salumi and cheese,…read morebut a more refined list of kitchen dishes. I got the linguini nere which came with tomato sauce and shrimp. I really liked it

This is a men's swimming area, but on summer evenings it turns into a poolside lounge and bar…read more Don't be conjuring up images of swimming pools, because the "pool" here is actually part of the man-made Schanzengraben river that used to surround the original city of Zürich. You can still see the old stone walls outside that used to line the moat. Rimini closes when it rains, but we were lucky enough to stay by huddling under giant umbrellas because it rained AFTER we got in. They even put a giant umbrella over the barbecue grill and kept right on grilling! Cool place to chill for a drink after work and get some pizza or bratwurst or cervelat outdoors. Very relaxed atmosphere.

Why did I not know if this place last summer! This is my second Summer in Zürich and I finally made…read moreit here- I went with a friend on a Thursday at 16:00hrs and because it was so early the place had a nice a friendly atmosphere from the customers to the staff. In the day time its supposedly a men's only public swimming river (called a BADI in Switzerland) and towards the evening it becomes a bar by the Schanzengraben River. A beer was about CHF 7,- and a Apéro Spritz about CHF 12,-. The serve little snacks too and what's really important is that its CASH ONLY. I am a big fan and cannot wait to go back, I just can imagine that this place is completely packed in the summer. Little hidden paradise in the city. **Swiss German Word of the Week: BADI English: lakeside public swimming area German: Seebad, French: piscine en plein air Italian: piscina Romansh: bogn avert).

Google map takes you to an empty building. We walked around 20min and GPS cannot locate it.read more

I really like this place and I wish I could eat here often. The atmosphere is upscale-casual…read more From outside, the lighting invites one to enter the establishment and be comfortable. There is a counter for ordering eat-in or take-away. The menu is in German, but there is also a menu in English for us..."non-fluent in Germen language folks". In this way, the ordering line can move faster because the staff do not need to spend a lot of time translating the menu to patrons. There is a separate counter for ordering delicious-looking desserts. There is seating on the street level and upstairs in another dining area. Once you order the food, you take a seat at a table (depending upon the time of day, it might be difficult to find a seat) and your food is brought to you. My positive experience was further augmented by my wonderful companions and the delectable food.

Delicious and very friendly staff. We grabbed the Rusti Potatoes which were incredible as well as…read morethe Bufala pizza which we slurped down. Our first meal in Zurich didn't disappoint!! The place was very busy but we still got our food in a reasonable amount of time and our kind server was very attentive. Definitely worth a try.

Great pizza, nice thin crisp crust. WIDE selection of beers. Friendly staff. Very quick…read moredelivery. Love it.

On a Sunday night, this bar is open later than most everywhere else in Zurich, aside from its…read moreLangstrasse neighboring bars that cater to a very different audience (think establishments with clothing optional "performances" and all night hookah bars). It's a bit divey, for sure, but not in a dirty or dingy way. Despite Yelp saying that credit cards are accepted here, the bartenders told me otherwise (with a 30CHF bill), so keep that in mind if you're visiting from out of town and have limited Swiss currency. I'm guessing those instances are probably limited, given the relative neighborhood-y feel to the bar, but with its proximity to the train station you never know. There's not much specifically identifiable as great about Olé Olé, but it's the culmination of everything about the place that just makes it generally lovable. The bartender gals are cheerful and charming, and even manage to have their own labeled beer as a result of their infamy. The patrons are chill, but friendly, so much so that we wound up back at the flat of one of the people we met at the bar to have some after-hours drinks and inevitably chat about global politics (some things never change). Pricing seemed decent, with 4 beers (I think) being about 25-30CHF. They only had the local beer Amboss on draft in two varieties, which was pretty mediocre, but still better than the Bud or Miller products you would find in a similar dive back in the U.S. This definitely feels like more of a shots or whiskey sipping kind of bar. The bathroom deserves its own special mention here, with some of the most odd / interesting decor I've ever seen, featuring a full size skeleton hovering over the toilet with a bouquet of flowers for a groin, and a machine that dispenses something called "Travel Pussy".

This is a very nice location to go out on a weekend and to have drinks…read more The bar is the beginning of the vibrant part of Langstrasse. The interior is nice and well decorated. The crowd is kinda down-to-earth till the a-wanna-be-a-hipster. The music is nice (alternative - Rock). Prices of drinks are OK. Normal prices for Kreis 4. Just pay attention, it is a narrow bar. It gets difficult when you are with more then 4 people. And you can not be outside because it is right at the street. For sure a place to go once in a while.