The hubs and I stumbled upon this place back in April when I came for a visit before relocating to…read morethis fine city. It's taken me these many months to write a review of the Brockenhalle because, honestly, I did not want to share the goodness with you. To be frank, this place blows all of the other Brocki-type places I've been to in town out of the water. To quote their website: used yes, but clean and intact. That just 'bout sums up the Brockenhalle experience. The prices, I would say, are reasonable and one can find lovely items in the way of furnishings, kitchenwares, books and music, art and clothing. There's an 80 frank fee for delivery within Kreis 8, and, maybe, a bit beyond. We found a lovely cabinet/writing desk made of solid wood (I'm going to guess oak) from a few plus decades back for 450 CHF. There are a few minor dings that really can't be seen, and, overall, the piece is lovely. I can only imagine what sort of price the thing would have fetched had it been either new or in some hoity-toity antique shop. The carpentry component of Tigel I haven't really checked out. I found the furniture attractive, but the prices not so much... I haven't also looked into their training program or their social engagement regarding, in all sincerity, making the world a better place. This Brocki-joint certainly has more going on than meets the eye.

Not only is Pertusini a book binding business (antique books would appear to be very well taken…read morecare of here from what I witnessed), but also an excellent frame shop. I found both the choice of product and depth of consultation to be top-notch. My print was framed perfectly and looked just as I had hoped it would. The service was both friendly and professional, and, to top it off, I was greeted upon my return visit one week later with surname, as in 'Gruezi, Frau...' Wowzers. Second trip 15.11.14--the gal who'd so ably helped me the first time 'round wasn't there, sadly. -still received goods, if a little less expert, service. The final product wasn't exactly what had been agreed upon, in terms of frame style. Also, there was a bit of damage to one of the frame corners. One can't see the marred bits when the picture is hanging, so, frankly, it's not worth it to me to return and have the art re-worked. My quibble would be that the customer be shown the final product, unwrapped, before art is taken home. I understand that orders are wrapped up 'to-go' for an easy end-transaction, but, perhaps, one could still be shown the final product by having the staff open the plastic covering and showing finished frame job to client.

I use James for all my clients and he never fails to impress them. He is always very polite, always…read moreon time and offers incredible value for the work he does. I highly recommend him and look forward to working with him again soon. Allow Me Lifestyle Management Services

Great landscaper, reliable and super friendly.. Highly recommend!! He did some work for us and we…read morewere very pleased with the quality of work!

My husband and I just moved to Zurich, and Stacie helped us source the most beautiful and unique…read morethings for our home! We were lost without her. Not to mention, she has great local resources for getting work done at non-swiss prices!

I hired Stacie to help decorate my two boys' rooms. To say that I was disappointed with her…read moreservices would be a gross understatement. She mis-measured the spaces and ordered expensive furniture that did not fit upon delivery, which could not be returned to the stores once installed. So not only am I stuck with furniture that I can't use, but I had to also pay on top for it to be delivered and assembled. She left the rooms in an unfathomable state of disarray before leaving the country for a month, exactly when we returned from our summer holiday to start school. We are still trying to fix the chaos and mess she left us with.

great place. one of the biggest home workers center i the whole district.read more