I was roaming the streets of Zurich and found this little gem tucked away in a larger alleyway and…read morestopped to take a photo. I read their "Spring Specials" Board and saw the Karotten Suppe and decided to sit for a spell and enjoy a bowl of one of my favorite soups. As the name suggests, Zoup - they sorta specialize in soups I suppose, (as well as other things I'm sure) with seasonal offerings/variations. I initially wanted carrot and ginger but I opted for the carrot-mango-orange variant. What's cool is that they offered to add some fresh ginger in as well. Win! Win!! In addition to my soup, I also ordered a Panache which is just a beer with a lime soda topper that's pretty refreshing. The staff was very courteous and helpful as well as linguistically patient with me as we both tried to communicate with one another. The ambiance is traditional Cafe European with a nice airy seating area to people watch without feeling like people are on top of you. So, if you are in Zurich and a soup person then this is the place for you.

Charming and cozy restaurant with a variety of soups, Asian fusion style food serving lunch,…read moredinner, alcohol, homemade coffee and freshly baked desserts. *Great spot if you're dining on a budget, since Zürich is not a cheap place to dine or stay. Many specialties on the menu, I ordered: Tom Kha Gai: Thai soup with fresh chicken, mushrooms, baby corn, string beans and green bell pepper. This is non spicy Mulligatawny: Indian curry soup with fresh chicken and baked apples. Topped with dried saffron. Comes with vasnati rice. Comes with basmati rice. This is non spicy Dessert: Swiss "Deep dish style" Apple pie. A MUST ORDER if available. **Desserts vary on season and may changes each day *outdoor/ patio seating available

Went there to get the new vegan bagel. It was lready sold…read moreout and they wouldnt even prepare one. Also the customer service wasnt very good. pretty unfriendly and not happy to help customers or to even smile. I had a soup instead of the Bagel which was tasty.

The soups were delicious! We came back to visit twice when they switched the soup for the following…read moreweek. Different soup options weekly. You can eat the soups there or take them to go. Definitely the best food option for a snowy day!! They were very friendly and helpful with my questions. They did inform me which ones were vegan and gluten free. Quick service and delicious soups!!

Fresh juices always make me enter any place. They prepare the juice only when you order it. That's…read morehow I like it. Besides juice you'll find self service yoo moo frozen yoghurt, chocolate cake, muffins (also mini muffins!), meal of the day, salad and- wait for it- soup, of course! I only ordered a juice but I secretly bite off a bit from that yummy chocolate cake. (I didn't, but it was tempting) everything looks fresh and so now wow: "get your healthy stuff but also indulge your palate" kind of concept. I was amazed about the low prices. As if I stepped out of Zurich but this shop is in the money centre of Zurich, unbelievable. I wonder how much rent they pay but sell fresh juice for 5.- only. So come here and get good goodies at a low price.

I'm only guilty of not ordering a larger portion of tasty soup. I had the standard Dal soup with a…read moresmattering of cilantro as garnish. A tasty roll was also included. The soup was flavorful, piping hot, and went down a treat with the bread roll. After perusing their website, it would seem that NG is a part of the 'locavore' movement, using, when possible, locally sourced ingredients. Also nice, the service is friendly and prompt. One of the most interesting things about NG would be that they have three restos in ZH and one in Brazil! Por que? I aim to find out on my next trip to Not Guilty. Note: the soup sizes don't read 'small' and 'large' on the menu board. I forget what the cutesy language is...something like 'good day' for a small soup and for a larger soup it's something equally silly. Don't be discouraged as I was for a fraction of a second when trying to absorb the menu. There are only two sizes: good and gooder. ;)

We loved the atmosphere, staff, and the kombucha which was the best we'd ever had! The Beef Love…read morehas great flavor and the namaste curry that we ordered was wonderful too! Loved the entire experience and would come back again if we had a longer stay.

It was mid afternoon and we were looking for a sort of light lunch. We both had excellent panini…read morechoices. One was vegetarian which was excellent, the other chicken based. They were very open to changing ingredients around without any problems. The person I was with also had tomato soup which was very good as well.

Recently opened (last weekend) on Seefeldstrasse. Very friendly staff. Food is fresh and thought…read morethe fresh Ginger Energizing drink was nice. The bread on the sandwiches, however, could be softer (wasn't a fan of the bread). Overall great spot to get lunch or a casual drink. Next visit I'll try the salad bowls.

Had the Vegan burger the other day. Great dish though expensive. Very vegetarian and vegan…read morefriendly. Not too many tables so either come early or try to call ahead (not sure its possible). Offer Soy milk for coffee. Great place!

My boyfriend and I ate here in August during our bike trip around Lake Constance. Traveling as a…read moreceliac always requires a fair amount of planning, and I found Eugens while searching for gluten free options in Konstanz. While my initial contact with the waiter made me a bit nervous--he had clearly never heard of celiac--he did allow me to write down the German word for celiac on his notepad to show to the chef. The chef came out and reassured me that they were used to cooking for people with celiac, and that the dish I had ordered was indeed gluten free (all gluten free dishes are marked with "gf" on the menu, too). This was a nice gesture, as eating out as a celiac always involves a fair amount of worry. I ordered the gnocchi with cherry tomatoes, rucola, and parma ham. While I thought you could definitely tell the gnocchi themselves were gluten free--had a bit of a grainy feel/taste to them--the rest of the dish was so excellent and flavorful it more than made up for it. The service was also nice and friendly in other ways--since it was rather chilly, and we were sitting outside, a man (who I later recognize as Eugen himself from the website) brought us a couple of blankets and made sure we were comfortable. It's just a shame they don't open til the 1pm on Sundays--otherwise we would have been back the next day (I was already planning my lunch of a bunless burger with roasted potatoes!). Instead, it will have to wait for our next trip to the Bodensee!