Cafe Oscar - Carta

Patience is required as staff are under pressure but friendly.

Great place to stop and people watch before boarding your trainGood for coffees, teas and light pastries

I was way to lomg waiting to get service. Several customers that arrived later got the service first. I had to use the app on my phone to get the food. Ver carta

Oscar Special... Not recommendable. 8 CHF for small warm chocolate with a small almond peak. I was looking forward to it, smooth Nullinger. Staff has McD mentality

I just paid CHF for two burned croissants and a big coffee that was less than half cup and not strong enough because she didn't put the beans and it didn't have coffee on it. I should be refunded my money

The breads (croissant and pain au chocolat) are so hard it felt like I was eating a stone, probably been sitting there for 3-5 days. The lady didn’t ask if I wanted it heated either. Tables are not clean. Coffee is mediocre. Won’t recommend it. Ver carta

The coffee is good, the room is nice, but unfortunately the croissants are so bad. In the morning you just want a coffee and Croissant before you get into a train, and I was three times hoping it would improve, but not. Pain au chocolate is hard. And the service is also mediocre. But I'm glad to have a coffee here!

HERE SERVICE AND FRIENDLINESS ARE PRIMARY. Employees are very unfriendly and seem annoyed to be there. Especially the employee in her mid to late 50s with her brown shoulder-length hair in a braid. The only friendly employee was the Asian-looking nice gentleman at the front of the counter. Drinks and food are rather poor for the price. Better go somewhere else!

I stopped here to eat something before taking my train. The food is decent, But the staff is extremely rude. I politely asked one of the girls (a blond girl with a poneytail) at the counter for the bathroom code. (I asked her in English). She understood me and proceeded to tell me the code in German. I asked her if she could tell me in English or Italiano. (Because I do not understand German). She continued telling me the code in German. I asked again and she angrily started saying something to me in German. From her face and tone of voice it wasn't anything nice. I find this rude and disrespectful. You are working at the main station in Zurich, one of the most international cities in Switze... Ver carta