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Nice breakfast, lot of options, but coffee is really disappointing. They have a proper machine but you could tell that there are no proper Batista's making the coffee (milk is not properly steamed, flat white tastes like a cappucino etc.

they have now significantly improved their vegan selection: avocado tartine (on brot,) grilled vegetables tartine, daily suppe, hummus, guacamole, tabbouleh and two desserts. so they get a very nice selection of things to eat, although most are cold.

the location is right at the foot of the dolderbahn and therefore ideal to get some nutrients before they start their hike. than the others, eating is quite expensive, but freshly prepared and full of taste. especially the brot and the baked are authentique.

I had several times to eat for the removal, but I also went out several times to buy something. I often find no thing that appeals to me, as the vegan options are limited and labels are missing for ingredients and prices. when I buy, it tastes good, but eating is too expensive.

Used to be a nuce place for brunch! Now its just chaotic, service is slow and sloppy, and the food is overpriced and the quality declined. The croissant used to be fragrant like the one of Montmartre, now they are probably freezed. The coffee is also gotten worst. I used to live the place 5-6 years ago, now it’s absolutely not worth it. Go to Montmartre instead!

Severely overrated and overpriced. Scrambled eggs were served cold and unfortunately reminded of hotel food instead of a nice bakery-restaurant. Eggs-Benedict-nature (no ham) was first served with ham, then without sauce and on a poor piece of bread. The price at the end did not make sense. If I visit again, i will need some convincing to order anything more than a coffee.

We went there for brunch over the weekend. It can get pretty crowded, so it’s better to book in advance or come a bit earlier. I was a bit disappointed with classique brunch as the portion was quite small and you get a lot of bread. They didn’t bring me any jams and I only realized that I could have asked for it before leaving. I would recommend the cooked ham with gruyere or the tartine. Quite tasty

One of my favorite Cafes in Zurich, pet friendly and kid friendly. Great location, cozy environment and a very diverse menu, they have a lot of brunch, lunch and pastry options. There is many tables outside and inside, including a HUGE table that you can share it with other people or reserved for a big group. The staff is friendly, fast and efficient. This place is one of those where you can spend hours talking with friends and having hot chocolate, coffee and delicious food!

Same quality of baked goods/pastries as other Pain Quotidien globally … but the coffee is abismal. The service is not that great either, as the place is usually understaffed and hence they don’t follow up to check on you. We had to get up to pay our bill, because no one was even walking by our table. Also disappointing since my dog was super thirsty and we never even got the chance to ask for a water bowl. Takeaway is an option though, and you can take home freshly baked croissants pain au chocolat which are delish