Amazing! Cute tiny place. Food was awesome - very unique and flavorful. There was only one waiter…read moreand he did a wonderful job serving everyone. Just what we needed after our long flight. Thank you!!

Friendly Service, Good food, but this place charged me CHF 7 ($7.76) for a single, slightly greasy…read moreSamosa stacked creatively on a pile of shredded lettuce. Ooooo. The menu said Samosa were CHF 10.00. So the seven buck SINGLE Samosa was sold to me at a discount. I suspect I was screwed over in this fashion because the owner mistakenly assumed that I had requested two orders of Zebra.

Delicious and everyone was super kind. The vegetarian food was awesome and the decor was beautiful!read more

This was my first experience of Ethiopian kitchen. I found it very interesting and tasteful. The…read moreambiance is really special, you have the sensation to be in a great family. I suggest to go there and try, good value for good food. Thank you

We were tired when we arrived in Zurich, and this was our first stop. They speak mostly German, so…read morethere was a bit of a language barrier. That did not matter, though, because they were SO friendly and helpful. Between the six languages being spoken in the restaurant, we managed to figure it out. The food is great and the beer is cold!!!! This place is awesome!

From the owner: Wurstgrill, mit einer grossen Auswahl an Schweizer Wurstwaren. Die Eigene Wursterei garantiert…read moreFrische und Qualität. Ueber Mittag servieren wir traditionelle Fleischbetonte Schweizer Küche. Am Abend servieren wir Afrikanische Spezialitäten aus Côte d'Ivoire und Nigeria. Authentische Küche mit Köchinnen aus den jeweiligen Ländern.

Widder is located near the beautiful tower in the old-town of Zug and this restaurant is a…read moretreasure. It offers not only a very interesting blend of wonderful Swiss & South African culinary offerings, but also excellent customer service. Fritz offers two dishes that I, personally, think set his restaurant apart. He has a dish called "Babouti," which is a traditional South African dish, and Fritz's Rösti is one of the best I've tasted in Switzerland. The atmosphere inside is lovely and the outside seating has a wonderful lake-side feel. Because of his ties to South Africa, Fritz will happily speak in English. Languages: German, Swiss German, English

This restaurant is racist. I went there for a business meal and experienced the worst service I…read morehave had had a restaurant. The waiter continuously visited every table except mine. I had to keep calling the waiter and continuously request each individual item - bread, butter, water, wine, dishes not being cleared whereas every other table was regularly serviced (water refilled etc). Stay clear if you are non-Caucasian.

Small stall in Markthalle, one of the few places there to get vegetarian and vegan food. The veggie…read moreplate was overall very good, the kik alicha was a little bland but everything else was really good.

If this bar is not the definition of cool, it was definitely considered when the Websters were…read moredefining cool. Eclectic, hip, funky, all words that spring to mind. A great venue to catch a live gig, for two reasons: the size of this joint allows only limited numbers inside, meaning an intimate atmosphere and the feeling like you can touch the band, the choice of music and gigs here never fails to impress. If you're dressed up and going here, you probably missed the words eclectic, hip, funky that I used before, but that doesn't mean you wont't be welcome. As per the music, this is an anything-goes bar.

On a Sunday night, this bar is open later than most everywhere else in Zurich, aside from its…read moreLangstrasse neighboring bars that cater to a very different audience (think establishments with clothing optional "performances" and all night hookah bars). It's a bit divey, for sure, but not in a dirty or dingy way. Despite Yelp saying that credit cards are accepted here, the bartenders told me otherwise (with a 30CHF bill), so keep that in mind if you're visiting from out of town and have limited Swiss currency. I'm guessing those instances are probably limited, given the relative neighborhood-y feel to the bar, but with its proximity to the train station you never know. There's not much specifically identifiable as great about Olé Olé, but it's the culmination of everything about the place that just makes it generally lovable. The bartender gals are cheerful and charming, and even manage to have their own labeled beer as a result of their infamy. The patrons are chill, but friendly, so much so that we wound up back at the flat of one of the people we met at the bar to have some after-hours drinks and inevitably chat about global politics (some things never change). Pricing seemed decent, with 4 beers (I think) being about 25-30CHF. They only had the local beer Amboss on draft in two varieties, which was pretty mediocre, but still better than the Bud or Miller products you would find in a similar dive back in the U.S. This definitely feels like more of a shots or whiskey sipping kind of bar. The bathroom deserves its own special mention here, with some of the most odd / interesting decor I've ever seen, featuring a full size skeleton hovering over the toilet with a bouquet of flowers for a groin, and a machine that dispenses something called "Travel Pussy".

This is a very nice location to go out on a weekend and to have drinks…read more The bar is the beginning of the vibrant part of Langstrasse. The interior is nice and well decorated. The crowd is kinda down-to-earth till the a-wanna-be-a-hipster. The music is nice (alternative - Rock). Prices of drinks are OK. Normal prices for Kreis 4. Just pay attention, it is a narrow bar. It gets difficult when you are with more then 4 people. And you can not be outside because it is right at the street. For sure a place to go once in a while.