Great espresso drinks and beautiful handwoven scarfs, table linens, etc.read more

Before I came across the Bio Hof Zug (before Bio Hof St. Karl) I used to bike around town, visiting…read more3 or 4 tiny farmer shops to get a couple of zucchinis here, a pound of tomato there, unpasteurized milk from yet another stall. It was fun but also very time consuming, and after that I always needed to go to the local super market or health food shop to get whatever nobody else had. Nowadays this shop is my one stop solution for everything organic, a true farmer's market selling certified produce directly from their own fields. But is has much more going on. You will of couse find seasonal organic fruits and veggies (fresh salads all winter long!), many of them heirloom varieties; herbs, bulk grains, nuts, free range eggs, homemade pasta, meat and poultry, cheese, milk, butter, jams, sirups all of this from their own production or sourced directly from another organic farmers in the vicinity. They sell also health shop staples like teas and tisanes, flours, baked goods, tofu, seitan, oils and even bio soap and detergents. Lately, they have also opened a coffee & tea bar (beautiful, btw!), and in the summer one can sit outside to enjoy the clean air, eat homemade cake. This guys work very hard. Everything they offer is of the highest quality available, and they still manage to keep prices reasonable, sometimes lower than the supermarket. Not that after biting into the juiciest, most flavorful, just-picked tomato of the season you will even care.

Came for Saturday breakfast and some tasty veggie shopping. Friendly people, best produce in town…read moreand lots of other tasty items. On a sunny day sit outside in the garden overlooking the lake and enjoy a fresh presses juice.

Overlooking the beautiful Grindelwald of Switzerland. I really enjoyed the tomato pesto ravioli…read more The ravioli were big pieces and decent serving size for the price point. Service was a bit rocky in the beginning. All the tables seemed to be occupied and looked like they were short staffed. Most of the tables were occupied or haven't been bussed yet. I had to seat myself at a table from a customer that had already left. There was an existing cup of coffee. Staff came out and quickly cleaned my table and I gave her my order right away. Surprisingly the food came out like 15-20 minutes later. I devoured the ravioli in a matter of minutes. Come here if you have the time. It's one of the better looking restaurants in the town and a beautiful view!

amazing service and ambiance the location is incredible views…read more the food is fine i just had movenpick ice cream and mango passionfruit and it's so good !! i didn't try the food but the dessert is A1 definitely stop by here during the summer for some cool eats ! the waitress is so kind and nice! there are a lot of bees everywhere so be wary A+

After viewing the famous Lion Monument, just up the hill we stumbled into Cafe Sowieso by chance…read moreand good fortune as is the fate of the patient and adventurous traveler. Not famished by any means, we were searching for a rich cup of thick hot chocolate that managed to allude us for our entire 3 days in Switzerland. We first caught an eye of the kitchen staff through a window from an adjoining street--from above and saw tomato sauce being prepared on an outside table. Very neat and clean looking. Even around 1:30 pm the cafe was full with those who appeared to be locals enjoying a variety of plate du jours. We were welcomed by a group of friendly wait staffers and given a bright window table. Once they understood that we were Americans and likely oblivious of how to speak French or German, they sent over a young lady who explained the menu options in superb English. We went for the chicken breast special which included a lovely and fresh garden salad to start, then the most tender and well prepared piece of chicken that could be imagined. Spinach pasta, Brussels sprouts and carrots accented the entrée. We finished with a take on Apple strudel that was creamy, full of vanilla, whipped cream, ice cream and with miniature diced apples. This was a gourmet caliber luncheon all for a stunningly low 28 francs. The Cappuccino was just as satisfying as that elusive cup of hot chocolate would have been. We were only saddened that they were not opened for Tuesday dinner or we would have been first in line for an encore meal that same evening. Five stars!

This is our favorite cafe in Rapperswil! It has good coffee and cakes and even a gluten-free…read morechocolate cake option for my husband who has gluten sensitivity. We also love that there's a kids play area in the cafe. We are expecting our first child and we absolutely love watching the cute kiddos play! I highly recommend it for families with young kids.

From the owner: A great Café and Meeting-Place in the midst of the old town of Rapperswil. Homemade daily specials…read moreto eat, waffles, cookies and cakes and probably the best coffee in town. Also lokal Beers, Wines and special Swiss Lemonades and Sodas. Extras: Free WIFI Kids-COrner, where the Small-Ones can play, while the adults enjoy a chat.

Yelp Review 2026 #91:…read more Heini Conditorei is Luzern's very own. I've loved all the conditoreis I've been to in Switzerland. But Heini did not deliver. I had breakfast here which was my first meal in Luzern and it was not a great start but it wasn't terrible either. There wasn't very many places open before 7am in the area. So, Heini it is! Many locals come here reading the newspaper while drinking coffee before going to work - like people still read actual newspaper! I love that for them! The ladies behind the counter were pretty friendly. After looking at the options behind the glass case, we made our selections. Shepherd's Pie: The crust was thick, dense and dry. It was more like a savory tart. I ate the middle part and left the pie crust part. 2/5 Chicken Champignon Pie: This was also mostly crust but it wasn't as hard and thick as the shepherd's pie. 3/5 Luzerner Festtagstorte/ Luzern Festive Cake: From their website: "A delicious chocolate biscuit, filled with a truffle cream, delicately sweet raspberry jam, and nougat flakes". It wasn't too sweet. The flavors were very mild. I didn't get much of a chocolate taste that I assumed this cake would have. 3/5 I should have just stayed with the quiche. I went to another Heini location to get chocolates. They have them here too but I didn't want to start my day lugging chocolates all the way to the end of the day.

We were looking for a small cafe for a quick coffee and snack near the river. Stumbled on this…read moreplace and found it quite decent. Her - my Latte Machiato was good. Not too sweet (even though it had caramel), good quantity and great coffee! The pesto flat bread and croissant was good too, but I expected more from the fresh bakery looking place. His - Found this local cafe shop Heini where the lady barely spoke English but we were still able to easily order croissant and a pizza kinda thing. Coffee Capuccino was great!! You can pay by Visa card. [Category: Her Rating] Taste: 7 Ambience: 6 Service: 7 Value for money: 8 [Category: His Rating] Taste: 5 Ambience: 6 Service: 8 Value for money: 8