Tucked away in a residential 'hood near a large park and a short tram ride from the Basler HB lies…read morethe direct trade coffee roasters of Haenowitz & Page. The shop, recessed slightly from the street, is fairly open, airy and outfitted with a handful of comfy chairs and tables. Nearby stands an espresso machine on a tall table for easy access. We arrived around 11.30 and were promptly greeted by one of the owners. After a few short pleasantries, he gave us the 'low down' on H&P 's fine and varied bean selection neatly displayed along the wall to the right as one enters the shop. Based on my express preferences, we were then asked if we'd care to try a couple of different roasts in espresso form. We were also given super clear instructions on how to make the perfect cup of joe via aeropress. I wish I had thought to have taken notes! I may shoot them an email at help@haenowitzpage.ch just to get clarification. Unlike Globus Basel (only stocks Velvet and Strong varieties) and Cafe Saint Louis, the roasters sell their beans not just in 250 gr increments, but also in 500 gr increments. Their special blend, a small batch production of rotating stock, is only sold here at the source. If you're keen on excellent coffee sourced sustainably and sold with a tremendously knowledgable touch, then do visit H & P. These folks all have 'day jobs' as their opening hours reflect, so shoot them a mail, order online, or make a pilgrimage during the week to Basel in order to grab a bag of beans from Globus. This coffee is worth it!

From the owner: First Direct Trade coffee roasters in Basel. Blends and Single origins directly imported from South…read moreAmerica, Africa, and Indonesia. Freshly roasted on site

We grabbed a coffee here during our stay in Luzern. This is a cozy, charming, and quiet cafe. We…read morewere able to talk to the owner who told us his story, it was a pleasant exchange. The coffee was strong, as coffee should be. They have lots of seating are which is nice.

Charming coffee spot in Lucerne. Coffee was strong and great. They have games where you can use…read morewhile killing time. Nice ceiling lights where they made use of moka pots and coffee jute sacks as part of their motif and decor.

The sunny day in fall is great for a lunch break at the Rösterei. It features tables at the sun as…read morewell as inside. The lunch Curry was a choice between vegetarian or meat - served with a salad on great dressing. Yes, they also offer other salad dishes and some deserts. Both the Salat bowl and the passion fruit and youghurt desert were very good. After lunch I took the chance for an update on barista tools and caffee. Since the Rösterei is run by Blaser Cafe, who is a fairly big roasting company in the buildings nearby, I can stock up on cafe (Lilla et Rose blend) when I am here for lunch. And judging the Cappucino served in midst of the lunch rush, it would be worthwhile attending their local Barista training... Always a pleasure to have lunch here, even for lesser coffee lovera...

Great coffee location in Bern! A bit outside of the center though. Easiest way getting there would…read morebe on bus to Güterbahnhof, from there it's a 7' walk. Always busy since they are great in speciality coffee. They roast the beans right in house and are very conscious about the sources. I got a pour over which did not let me down! Prices are pretty low since it's in Bern. There's a little shop aswell, where you can buy all kind of coffee gear, coffee beans.. The staff is very friendly and welcoming, clean space and free wifi. I imagine that it's beautiful in summer, since you can sit outside. One of my to go places while visiting Bern.

Great coffee, pastry and ambiance. This was our corner cafe, and it delivers in all categories…read more BTW, the place takes cards and not just cash.

Excellent coffee and food. It was absolutely worth walking to!…read more Latte freida was excellent Cappuccino excellent Pancakes excellent Slmsalabim was great

From the owner: Erlebe hervorragenden, frisch gerösteten Kaffee aus unsere eigenen Rösterei, leckeres Frühstück und…read morehausgemachten Kuchen.

Many specialty grocery stores exist, but this is your best option if you're into tea, coffee, dried…read morefruits, or chocolates! The store is roughly divided in half. Facing the building, the right half is dedicated mostly to tea and dried goods with a few other items thrown in. The left half sells specialty chocolate bars and coffee. If you're from the states you'll find those chocolate bars and other items surprisingly cheap. It's worth browsing just to see and smell the selection of this classic shopping choice. Staff is helpful and does speak English.

This charming and detailed store offers a high end assortment of items such as teas, roasted…read morecoffees, salts, spices, nuts, dried fruits, and oh, did I mention chocolates? This feels like it is right out of a store from Harry Potter, classic, old, and chock full of history. Overwhelmed with an assortment of what to buy, we only walked out with a beautiful container of Sea Salt. Somehow when it is offered here versus at Coop, it seems more decadent, even when it is the same product. This establishment stands proudly amongst other alluring businesses in the old part of Zurich. You must step inside the doors of this beautiful store, as it is truly a gem located in the heart of the city. Don't miss it.

It is always my mission to find hipster coffee places wherever I travel. This is just such a place…read more It is tiny but very conveniently located. I got to taste a local roasting company that the polite and bubbly cashier taught me about. I'd recommend it on your way to or from the cathedral.