Thank goodness I can still find a healthy-eating place in a train-station-ful of culinary…read morenightmare. Price is rather steep for what it offers. Service is nonchalant. I was going to get a small cup of cous cous salad and was told I needed the bigger bowl to be able to select the salad-smoothie combo option. So I got the bowl but the cashier didn't even give me the combo discount. However I think the salads are rather tasty and the green smoothie(a sip for 6.5CHF) is refreshing too.

I had their small falafel wrap ( about CHF7.-) and enjoyed it. My boyfriend had a Thai chicken…read moresandwich; it could have used a bit more flavour and also because of the tomato in the sandwich it was a little soggy. All in all I would try more snacks from here and recommend it further.

This place is really awesome! They have so many fantastic options for lunch, and many vegan and…read morevegetarian plates. I tried the vegan Döner, which was cheap and delicious. I'm looking forward to trying their vegan plates and salads, which are more expensive but look absolutely beautiful and yummy.

Friendly staff and chef, who prepared my dish even when they were very close to closing between…read morelunch and dinner. I was craving something hearty and vegan and I couldn't have been happier with the food. They used healthy ingredients and delicious seasonings. Loved every bite!

Finally got to try one of Migg's sandwiches today. Wasn't disappointed at all. Got the tuna salad…read morefocaccia sandwich with a brownie for lunch. The sandwich was just right, not too much tuna, not too little. The fresh focaccia bread was also delicious. There were a couple of thinly sliced pickles in my sandwich, a nice touch that provided good taste contrast to balance the tuna fish. At Fr. 7.50 a sandwich, it is quite a good value. The brownie was yummy too, not too greasy and not dry either. The shop itself was also nice, very small but elegantly decorated with brightly colored paintings on the wall. The shopkeeper is a polite older gentleman who spoke English well and patiently explained to me what my options are since it was my first time in his shop. He also offered me a take away bag before I asked for one. His pleasant attitude makes me want to go back and buy more sandwiches from him. TIP - Migg's is a small family operated shop, so cash only, no cards accepted. Also, call ahead to make sure the owner is not off on holiday so you don't trek over and end up walking away hungry like I did last week.

Mmmm lovely. First:…read morethis is a small little shop, family run, with a case of sandwiches and other goodies that are made fresh every day. When I walked in, I was greeted warmly and all of the sandwiches were explained to me (since my German isn't so good!). I was also informed that he had some soup in the back, a mixed vegetable. (In addition to the vegetarian soup, there were also at least two meatless sandwich options, one with gruyere cheese that sounded incredible. I really like that there were some solid choices if I didn't want to eat meat that day.) After thinking about all of the choices, it came down to either the roast beef sandwich with mango chutney, or the tuna sandwich. I asked which was recommended, and went with the tuna sandwich (the nice man helping me, presumably the owner, said "I've been making these for 26 years, so..."). I also grabbed a chocolate brownie with walnuts. Both together were CHF 11, which is quite a good price for lunch in Zurich. The verdict: absolutely completely and totally delicious. :-) The tuna sandwich was on a fresh focaccia bread that was soft and tasty. The tuna mix itself was excellent and generous. And the brownie was divine and clearly very fresh, not greasy, a perfect texture. I think this is going to be one of my new favorite Zürich lunch spots, particularly after my gym which is right around the corner. Highly recommended!!

Good lunch spot in Sihlcity. A nice variety of salads, soups, wraps and sandwiches are offered…read more Sandwiches and wraps are made to order. Tried the Thai Chicken wrap (13.-) and Chicken Caesar wrap (13.-). The ingredients in both wraps tasted farm fresh. While the Chicken Caesar was pretty flavorful and juicy, the Thai Chicken lacked taste. All the ingredients are there, plenty of cashew nuts, bean sprouts, shreadded carrots and chicken, just missing some seasoning to pull it all together (not even salt!). I wouldn't order it again. Drinks are a little steep, 4,90 for an Arizona Ice Tea. Especially when there's a Coop one level up that sells it for 1,65. That being said, I will most likely go to Hitzberger again to try something else next time I'm in Sihlcity around lunch time. PS. All the packaging are bio-degradable. Definitely a plus.

sehr gutes Konzept und der Beweis, dass fast food weder ungesund noch geschmacklos sein muss. es…read moregeht auch mit frischen Zutaten, ohne Geschmackverstärker, ohne e-Nummern. Man satt und hat nicht gleich wieder Hunger. Sehr empfehlenswert.

What a PERFECT lunch! While in Zürich, skip the expensive, heavy meals and experience light, fresh,…read moredelicious farm-to-table fare, delectable homemade desserts, friendly, welcoming service, and a lovely atmosphere. We finished with a perfect coffee as well. YUM.

Great afternoon lunch food. Sit outside and enjoy the city. Service was good and the food was great.read more

Location, location, location! This is located next to one of my favorite places in Zurich called La…read moreStanza, and is also next to Paradeplatz, a central location in Zurich. This is the main reason I come here. Besides the location, I also like the little things like the frutti brotli (fruit bread), seasonal fruit salad, choco brioche, and salmon sandwich (though really greasy). However, I only really come here when I don't mind being subjected to "you better know what you want the minute you step into the door" or you will be sent to the side in a dunce hat! At work we always joke about this and how even the most "mean and direct" person could get scared of coming in here. Ok we are exaggerating with these jokes, but you know in jokes the reason why they are funny is because there is some truth to it... On days when I am not feeling too lazy I actually do make the effort of walking over a street and a half away to Sprüngli at Paradeplatz, where I get a bit more time on contemplating what I want amongst a gourmet selection of bakery goodies ;-) However, Sprüngli doesn't have the big seasonal fruit salad that Jung has... Cash is King/Queen here!

I bought a Sandwich at Jung Bakery Enge today, and I literally wasn't able to eat it: They used…read morevery old bread and I prefer not to know for how long the filling (Butter and Sausages) was laying around. If a Sandwich costs close to 10CHF, it's absolutely not acceptable to sell dry old bread. Usually, the quality of Jungs' product is good, but this experience was so disgusting that in the future, I will buy my food in one of the many other places in this area.

The idea of a fast food restaurant with healthy foods is something I really appreciate. I was even…read moremore impressed by the nice and design and the kindness of the staff - even though the service is also fast-food-restaurant like, you need to order then collect your food and bring back the tray in the end. My favourites are the salads (especially Louis XIV and the Mediterranean Pasta Salad) and their coffee tastes very nice, too. Generally I think portion sizes are generous, and the fact that special diet needs (e.g. food intolerance, vegan cuisine) are also considered makes me like this place even more.

I'm only guilty of not ordering a larger portion of tasty soup. I had the standard Dal soup with a…read moresmattering of cilantro as garnish. A tasty roll was also included. The soup was flavorful, piping hot, and went down a treat with the bread roll. After perusing their website, it would seem that NG is a part of the 'locavore' movement, using, when possible, locally sourced ingredients. Also nice, the service is friendly and prompt. One of the most interesting things about NG would be that they have three restos in ZH and one in Brazil! Por que? I aim to find out on my next trip to Not Guilty. Note: the soup sizes don't read 'small' and 'large' on the menu board. I forget what the cutesy language is...something like 'good day' for a small soup and for a larger soup it's something equally silly. Don't be discouraged as I was for a fraction of a second when trying to absorb the menu. There are only two sizes: good and gooder. ;)

The 5 stars are mainly for the service. It was the 1st place I went into on my visit to Zurich and…read moreI was ready to practice the German I have been studying on the plane :) They were very nice and welcoming and attentive. The pastries were good not great, but with the wonderful service I'd go back...plus it is on a good corner for people watching!!

We read in a magazine that their waffle cookie was not to be missed. It was decorated with a cool…read morestamp and they had various sizes. Based on all the fancy packaging our expectations were high. Fortunately we went with the smallest package which was still 5 euro. Bottom line, this thing looks pretty but is inedible. It is nothing like the waffle cookies in Holland. It really might have only passed for a dog cookie. I brought it all the way back to the states and nobody could eat it...not even the dog. The location is great right off the niederdorf and across from the train station and perhaps their other baked goods and coffee are good....we just bought the wrong thing!