Clean gas station with a superb minimart. Great bread and open on Sundays! Cashiers don't speak…read moreEnglish so learn German!

Eni is a gas station on the corner of Staffelstrasse and Manessestrasse in Zürich. Conveniently…read morelocated just 3 short blocks from Sihlcity shopping mall, it's a good pit stop right before you get on the A3 motorway in Switzerland. The facilities are fairly new, as this building was just completely rebuilt from ground up about a year or two ago. They stock all the basic stuff you would find at any convenience store, but I also found a large bottle of mango-flavored Lipton ice tea today. So let's see if it tastes better than the regular peach or lemon-flavored ones...

Who knew Swiss gas stations had cafes! There is not only a cafe here where you can enjoy an…read moreespresso or cappuccino, but you can do your basic grocery shopping here. There's no fresh produce but there's several types of cured meats, lots of cereals, milk, cheese, canned goods, lots of beverages, freshly baked bread and pastries, candy, condiments and snacks, etc. it's always maintained by a young worker who keeps the place totally clean. If you're in a pinch on Sunday, you could always grab something here! The petrol is consistently more expensive here than some of the other petrol stations in the area though by about 10 cents or so. I hardly ever see anyone filling up here actually...

Every time I come here, the people are so friendly and helpful. Most of the times I have been lucky…read moreto stumble upon a staff who speaks English, but the last time I was there, I ended up having a customer translating. They also gave me a free lesson to tell how much gas is still in the tank for BBQ gas grills. You can come here for filling up gas in your automobile or tank for BBQ gas grill! It is located in a quiet neighborhood near Romerhof. This place rents and refills BBQ gas grills in various sizes. You have to pay a deposit of CHF 50 at a minimum. I have the smallest size they have available, though when it is full it is so heavy I cannot carry it. I have to transport it there with my card case luggage and get the guy to put it in my luggage. The downside of this place is from the Romerhof tram stop is it's a good several to 10 minute uphill walk to the gas station, so that could be tiring when carrying a tank. If you have a car, it shouldn't even be a problem as there is sufficient parking.