I went to school with Mr. Mächler's son in the mid 90s. I often brought my bike to his shop for…read moreflat tire repairs and just overall maintenance when my ancient old bike that I inherited was acting up. Pretty amazing how long this shop has been in business. It's a small town and if you're ever in need of a reputable place to get your bike repaired this is the shop for you. Not a whole lot more to say other than this is a business that has been a part of Opfikon-Glattbrugg for many years for a good reason.

We had a damaged tyre and needed to return to the UK in 24 hours. Another garage tried to sell us 2…read moretyres but this one inspected the tyre and assured us that the damage did not need a new tyre at all. Very helpful and professional and certainly a service to trust. We are very grateful and impressed.

Great place to get home accessories and decors, also they have decent selection of sofas and beds…read more Not completely a furniture store as you would think as Crate & Barrel but it's enough for casual shopping. Very huge selections of outdoor goods tho. And I love the design! Overall a very interesting experience for someone who wants to check out a Swiss style home store.

family operated! bash the owner, has a great selection of watches and jewelry on affordable prices.read more

This ikea is the is very tidy compared to the half dozen or so other IKEA's I've been to. It is a…read morelittle further than the ones in Zurich for me, but I will continue to come to this one. I don't speak German and I was always able to find someone able to help me with questions. Lots of great deals in the clearance / final sale section too!

For starters, the customer service here isn't the best. Since I needed to get items delivered home,…read moreI had gave the itemized list to the customer service desk. I was asked (politely) to wait for a while, which I did. Eventually, they tell me that some of the smaller items cannot be delivered (understandable). So, at this point, I decide to just rent the mobility van through Ikea. The two people specifically told me that on showing proof that I got to Ikea using public transporation, I would get 50% off the price of the rental. Anyway, it was nearing 5pm and the lady tells me that they close at 6:30pm and I need to bring the car back before that. This was a bit frustrating because I was ready to check out about 2 hours ago and they delay was because of Ikea. At this point, I start getting second thoughts about renting the vehicle as I had to drive about 35 minutes, unload the van and bring it back. So, I asked the lady what happens if I'm delayed and she says "we'll have to stay here until you arrive, so please get back on time". Sure enough, I get there late (due to traffic) at around 7pm and this place is completely dead. Since this place seems like it's in a podunk part of the country, I thought I'm better off driving the van back home since I'm unlikely to find a cab or a bus. Unfortunately, the van wouldn't start (Mobility) probably because the rental was only valid till 6:30? (not sure). So, after spending around 200CHF in cabs to/from Ikea (from Luzern), a different lady at the counter the next day told me that they have to charge me for 1 hour + 100CHF for "keeping" the car overnight . I thought this was ridiculous, because the car was parked in their spot and they couldn't have rent the vehicle it to anyone else (I got there before 9am the next morning) anyway. Moreover, the 50% public transportation discount supposedly didn't exist! What a rip off this was. Would have been better off shopping at a local store in Zug or the Ikea near Zurich. I can only wait and see how long they take to deliver the rest of my stuff......