High level shopping experience. It's not cheap but definitely worth the money and selection is…read moreincredible.

I'm certain that I do not need to review this amazing store, but I will anyways, just for kicks…read more The displays are inviting, wanting you to shop for these attractively laid out items despite what your bank account tells you. High end merchandise, friendly staff, and ample areas to roam about as you take in the beauty of this store. We ended up in the area that sells food, wines, and cheeses. WOW is all that I can say. Each item seems as though it is was hand polished, set down with precision, only waiting for you to pick it up and place it in your basket. The cheese, chocolates, wines, all so spectacular in their own right. No on argues that this store is more expensive than others such as COOP, or Migros, but they are in different leagues. The wine department has a beautiful assortment of wines, liquors, and spirits with very thoughtful associates able to answer many questions. We enjoyed this very much. This store is designed for those who are able to spend their money without worrying about what the bill looks like. With that being said, we walked out without buying anything as we just started our day in Zurich. This store is mesmerizing, you must stop in and appreciate its beauty, even if you don't plan on buying anything. It is simply a treat.

There are food shops and then there is Jelmoli. If money is not a concern then, this is your shop…read morefor the most exquisite food items. It's a huge department store in the city center of Zurich with floors of everything from fashion to food. I only visited the food department which is located on the lower level so I can only describe my experience there. There are rows of foods from around the world and a large section of wines from around the world. They also have a decent Swiss wine section. The cheese humidor here is worth just popping into. It had the most amazing variety of cheeses from around the world. The fresh produce is also of the highest quality. There are a handful of restaurants in here serving cuisines from different parts of the world. We visited one called Nippon Sushi and the chef there made us an Omakase menu comprised of the chefs selection of sushi on the day. It was amazingly good and super fresh. You can lock me up in this place and throw the key away :-) an exquisite place to visit, browse and have a meal :-)

I came here to eat sushi at Nippon Food in the basement. It was really good and fresh, and it was…read morealso fun to walk around the gourmet market beforehand to check out all the foods and sample different kinds of gourmet oil and risotto. I'm glad I found a Groupon for a fantastic meal for two. Afterward, I went across to Mövenpick to sample a variety of red wines before picking out a lovely bottle from Chile. It's self-service, so you can pour yourself whatever you want to taste from all the bottles on display. At the register, I suddenly remembered that I had some UBS Keyclub points to redeem, so I was able to knock off CHF 20 from the purchase price. Awesome. Then I went upstairs to the always busy m.a.c. cosmetics counter, but a sales associate was quick to help me with my purchase, and then I was merrily on my way. Always an awesome experience at this upscale department store, but be prepared to shell out some big bucks.

This Zara is turning into one of my favorite stores for relatively affordable, cute clothing. I…read morejust bought a down jacket for this winter, so I can't wait to wear it when the weather turns colder. :) I think the styles are a bit trendy, but there are still some styles classical enough to wear to work. Or on a hot date... if I ever get asked out on one. ;)

Yeesh, the lines! There are two women's dressing rooms in opposite corners, and the lines meet in…read morethe center of the store. The clothes are nice, the prices reasonable.... but this is a lot of work to get those clothes. Most of the store is crowded-to-packed, but the real issue is the lines for the women's dressing rooms. And no, you can't sneak into the more mellow men's changing rooms on the first floor --- we know that for sure. The men's shop has some nice suits and high-end hipster wear, but it feels like an afterthought of an attic.

Beautiful and clean space, great location and friendly helpful staff/service but the food selection…read moreleaves a lot to be desired. The salad bar is completely devoid of any creativity and the Thai bar churns out anglo-ized dishes that can barely be called "Thai." The sandwiches are overpriced per Zurich-custom. Globus food court should check out the food courts in high end department stores in Asia especially Korea and Japan and bring back a little something something to spruce up the sad food selection. I'm not a fan of shopping in Zurich but that is a very personal thing so I leave it you to check out their consumer goods selection!

The Globus am Bellevue has a pretty fancy food court--if that's what you can call it. When you…read morewalk in, you see a bunch of fancy self-service stations with I think Asian food, Spanish food, Italian food, sandwiches, etc. (I haven't eaten there in a while, so please forgive my ignorance on all the dishes.) There is a mouth-watering display of beautiful cakes and sweet treats right at the front. In the back, there is a revolving sushi belt with yummy sushi and high prices to match. I heard the ice cream stand outside is really good--even rivaling the Mövenpick store next door (gasp!), but I haven't tried it yet. Must give it a shot next summer. Adjacent to the food court is the department store area with home furnishings and stuff. And underground is the gourmet market, with lots of pricey, exotic stuff like a variety of decadent truffle oils.

This review is for the bike repair outfit in the sports shop on the 2nd floor. If one experiences…read morea flat tire on a Sunday or Monday and can't be arsed with repairing it, then, have no fear, this Migros City bike repair is OPEN on a Monday. From what I gather, it may be one of the only bike shops in town open on Monday, so one might wish to call ahead if a same-day repair is desired. I popped in at a time when the seemingly one-man-band that is Marc the Monteur had his hands full with work. I left my bike in his capable hands and picked it up the next day.

This was one of the biggest Migros I have been to and it's right next to the Bahnhofstrasse where…read moreall the shops are. First floor has takeaway food and a few shops including shoe store. I was pleasantly surprised to find Migros restaurant on 4th floor. It has salad (warm/cold) bar, made-to-order pasta/pizza section, dessert section, also daily deal warm dish section with fish/chicken with sides. All are about 15 or less CHF. This is a bargain in Zurich! Milchkaffee (almost like cappuccino but made with coffee, not espresso) is 3CHF. I will go back to try pasta someday. A giant Parmasan cheese having grated parmasan was big appealing for me :) PS: Toilets are not free. a glass of water is free

The new "frescoed ceilings" are probably a joyful reminiscence of the start of the digital…read morerevolution. The computer game animations are plotted in screen resolutions of the first online services in the 80s. Shown are cartoon like scenes of shopville. There is also a little augmented reality effect. Sometimes you see more, if you watch them with your mobile. Cool also to vary the music your listening to, when watching them. Try it for example with Skrillex Bangarang.

An underground shopping plaza with an array of offerings, mostly books and bakeries. There is a…read moreSwisscom with English speaking employees that is open on Sundays. There is a large SwissSmile dental practice that is open on Saturdays. The jewel is the Migros, especially on Sundays. It is large and well appointed but expect long lines and hostile crowds. There are very clean toilets on the 2nd floor but they cost 2chf to use.