The burgers are just excellent, service is top-notch, atmosphere is great, the bite is a shining…read moreexample of what a burger restaurant can be. Located off the happening Langstrasse, the bite is at a prime location as a spot to hit before a night on the town. Reservations can be slightly difficult to come by, especially on weekends, as the place fills up fast. I believe in summer they also offer al fresco dining which probably increases the space available. The guacamole is excellent, and the pesto which is served on top of it is a genius idea! The animal fries (fries with thousand island dressing and melted cheese) are excellent, if rather rich and heavy. Coming to the burgers themselves, the bite offers a fixed (rather limited) menu, with one limited, specialty burger. Meat is tasty, juicy, grilled to order, the bacon is thick cut and delicious. My personal recommendation is the Manchego burger, served with manchego cheese (duh!) and a delicious romesco sauce, this burger is to die for!

I'm American and I've had In-N-Out Burger so of course I'm a little skeptical when I see animal…read morestyle French fries. First....you must make a reservation!! Unless you don't mind eating outside in the dark with all the smokers. Second....expect to wait a long time. This isn't a fast food restaurant so grab a beer and wait 45/60 min to get your food. Third... Switzerland is very expensive so this restaurant is no different. 2 burgers, 2 alcoholic drinks, and French fries were 98CHF which is pretty much 100 bucks. They have 3 sauces for you to try. Ketchup- Tasted like marinara sauce. BBQ- Tasted like smokey ketchup. 1000 island. Tasted normal. Burgers were great. They were juicy and delicious. Animal Style French Fries were a good try. Def not like the original but so far from home it was a nice find. This restaurant isn't for Americans. Way too expensive for what we eat all the time but I compare this place to the Melting Pot in the US. That place is so overpriced but it's amazing to get your cheese fondue fix. I can't imagine Swiss people coming to the US and eating at our expensive version of cheese fondue. Service was ok. It was super busy so can't really complain but I could tell our waiter was super annoyed with our audacity of showing up , with no reservation, and willingness to wait. And for some dumb reason you can't order "The Threesome" (or Hattrick) with a group of 5 people. 4 apparently is ok but we had 5. Cannot imagine why if 3 people order the same thing it's an inconvenience for the restaurant but DON'T DO IT or again your waiter will show his annoyance.

We were in Zurich for three nights on vacation and we wound up eating at Fork & Bottle two of those…read morenights - it was that good! We happened upon it just by looking up restaurants close to our hotel and it wound up being our favorite place we ate in our whole 10 days in Switzerland! The atmosphere is so warm and welcoming. When you walk up, there are tables and chairs throughout the walkway and then an entire open area of tables off of the outside bar for a fun hangout. The building appears to be an old house turned restaurant and is so beautiful on the outside and so warm and inviting on the inside. The menu had accommodations for everyone - which is so nice as I am a lactose intolerant pescatarian! I got the beetroot and black bean burger both nights I was there and it was to die for!! I ate the entire thing both nights and just wanted more (it was a big burger though)!! I also had a watermelon spritz which was so refreshing! You can tell the owners/workers get to know their regulars as I saw them stopping by tables and chatting - which was just so fun to see! If you're in Zurich, I highly recommend popping by! My only regret was that I never saved room for the brownie dessert!

5 stars for the outside seating area alone! What a gorgeous atmosphere to enjoy some food & a drink…read moreafter walking the nearby trails! The buffalo wings were tasty and quite spicy, so if you don't enjoy a higher spice level... this wouldn't be for you. The service was great and our server answered our questions and was so kind to our doggy companion! I would definitely come back to enjoy this spot again.

Okay, we were typical Americans and HAD to try a burger in Switzerland. Was it because we hadn't…read morehad American food in over a week? Or was it because the burger was actually phenomenal? The bun was SO perfect, slightly crispy crust with a fluffy middle. The meat to sauce ratio was perfect too. Their burger and their chicken were both super flavorful and great. Their fries were crispy and delicious. I literally have nothing bad to say. I scarfed it all down.

Fries were better than the burger. You can't beat a burger from the Midwest, USA. The encourage…read moreEnglish speakers to order at the kiosk. That was fine.

The burgers were great. Juicy, hot, flavorful. The staff very patient when we asked about the…read moremustard Senf ( and pickles ( gurken) . Talked to us and found out one was from America. EVERYTHING in Zurich is Uber expensive. This was a great place. Try the smash burgers. Please up your beer game!

Really really good fast casual burgers in Zurich situated on a quiet alley. Indoor and outdoor…read moreseating make this a great spot for lunch or dinner.

Great views and open on Sunday, our burgers were overcooked and not worth the money. Wine was…read moresubpar as well. If you go for the view enjoy but I am not recommending this place for food. Maybe a coffee or the traditional shredded potatoes dish, don't get the burger.

This spot is perfect for Sunday brunch! The food was nice and the view of Lake Zurich and the Alps…read morewas brilliant. Lots of action in this spot. I recommend checking it out. And, after a bite to eat... You can take a nice walk along the lake. Enjoy!

Food was wonderful and the service was great. Prices were very reasonable to this American at…read moreleast. They do have English menus as well if you don't want to try and translate.

Frozen guacamole with the nachos. Double-fried greasy fries. The heaviest, stomach-churning mayo. A…read morecold raw burger with no seasoning and unmelted stink-cheese. No, gurl. This is NOT it.

One can't exist on bread alone and when you're in the center of town amidst the shopping district…read morepast 9pm on a weekday, where do you eat? You go here. James Joyce boasts having the "best" burger in town (it's not) and our local friend recommended the place more for drinks, but we chose this anyway since its within walking distance from Widder bar where we came from. The menu reads like a dependable Irish pub fare, but with Zurich prices. GAH! I feel destitute in Zurich. Prices of 25CHF and up for an entree is typical. Fish n chips were deliciously crispy; while the burger has decent moist MMMeat. Alas, the cheese was dried out and burnt on the edges. (I mean, how does one manage to burn cheese?!) Sit outside if the weather permits, because the setting is really inviting with tea light candles and fresh flowers on the table. A glass of Lillet Blanc and a Guiness on tap are excellent end of the night drinks. The friendly service warrants the 4th star, but you should go somewhere else for the best burger in town.

No, James Joyce didn't hang out here, but apparently a great part of its interior was brought over…read morefrom Jury's Hotel in Dublin, which JJ writes about in his novel "Ulysses." The hotel had been slated for demolition and the bank that was building a place to entertain its out of town clients bought the wood paneling and decorations and shipped it all over to Zurich--crazy! I read about this place in my guide book and it was also recommended by my Zurich resident friend so I had to check it out. From the outside you'd never be able to tell what the interior holds; it has a quite a modern-looking patio and is on a well-heeled side street off the main shipping drag, Bonhofstrasse. It looks like it could be any other upscale bar until you walk inside: lots of dark gleaming yet well-worn wood, intricate tile work, and period paintings. You can take it all in as you sip the beverage of your choice. We weren't hungry enough to sample their food, but from what I could see on the other tables it looked pretty damn good. The bartender was very nice and friendly and the whole place just felt very comfortable. Well worth a visit.

We spent a couple days in Zurich, Switzerland, and we definitely wanted to try some Swiss burgers…read moreand Swiss cheese. Heidi & Tell had wonderful customer service, the cashier was so friendly and made great recommendations, especially with us visiting from the states. I ordered the Heidi Burger and it was yummy, but not as juicy as I usually like my burgers. The ingredients are clean, and you can definitely taste the difference. The herb sauce was so good and had a nice zest, which made the burger. Order a side of crispy sweet potato fries also, and you will be a happy camper!

I met an old friend at Bahnhof Enge today for some drinks after work, and we saw this place across…read morethe street with some nice outdoor seating and decided to give it a shot. This was my first time here. At about 7:15 pm on Wednesday evening, the place was kind of empty. There were two tables occupied outside, and no one inside. Neither my friend nor I were particularly hungry, but we were curious what the burgers were like, so we decided to share a meal. The cashier had no problem giving us two cups and cutting the burger in half so we could share. :) The burger itself was ok. Served on a whole-wheat bun, the meat was a bit lean and rarer than I'm used to. Kind of had a peppery taste that was ok, and the cheese was a bit strong (Schweizer Bergkaese), but a nice complement to the otherwise plain-ish burger. The tomato and lettuce were in there, but the taste and texture didn't really stand out for me. The fries were pretty yummy, coated with what looked like Parmesan cheese and some herbs. The skins were left on the fries, which added to the texture and appearance. We washed down our food with an Appenzell iisfee, a light, refreshing drink with a hint of green tea extract. We hung out there for over 2 hours, and they never kicked us out, which was nice. More people kept coming in--some alone, others in pairs. The place was about 3/4 full at about 9:30 pm, so I guess it's a popular place for a late dinner on weeknights.

Came in for burgers for the family and we were all so impressed. Amazing customer service! Awesome…read moreburgers. I tried the bacon cheeseburger and hubby tried the chorizo burger. Both were so yummy. We had our 2 dogs with us and the place is super pet friendly! They even brought Bowles of water for them. Enrique was our server. He even gave us recommendations on where to go for some Swiss chocolate.

Amazing vegetarian and vegan buffet in Zurich. We scouted this place out to ensure there was enough…read morevariety for our entire party! Everyone was thoroughly satisfied. Hot dishes, cold dishes, salads, sides, tempeh, Tofu and so much more. Each plate is weighed with what you put on it, so it adds up quick. Food is constantly monitored for temperature and cleanliness so COVID wasn't an issue. We enjoyed it so much, we went back for another grab and go in and to-go box lunch and had a picnic in the park!

I liked casual and cafe-like interior here. It's a burger place but you can find other items like…read moresalad etc. Menu deal is pretty good as you can choose any side or beverage for about 20-21 CHF. I asked to replace onion with avocado (rather guacamole sauce) and it was done at no additional charge. Staff are very friendly and efficient. Burger was rather small but you can just add additional meat (cost effective). Only downside is no wine or soda.. and only one kind of beer available (chop xxx from coop).

I have opted for spicy avocado and lime salad. Because of the chipotle sauce it felt like a burrito…read morein a bowl! I loved it. I love the fact that their bowls are recyclable, there seems to be a real consistency between their mission and what they offer. The bowl was delicious and a very big portion! Will definitely come back.