Tea

The Café Zytlos is a cozy oasis near Enge Train Station that invites you to stop and linger.

At this bakery, which catches the eye with its simple interior design, the focus is on a large selection of breads and other delicacies.

From vegan bagels to cream slices: here, everyone who has a desire for 100% plant-based baked goods will find what they are looking for.

Modeled on the famous New York bagel stores, the Bagel Boys also serve this round bread roll with a hole in the middle in all kinds of mouthwatering variations.

The cozy bistro on the ground floor of the boutique Hotel St. Josef.

In the heart of Baden’s Old Town, with a view of the history-steeped City Tower, Moser’s Backparadies pampers its guests with fresh bread rolls, sandwiches, and desserts.

A small but pleasant restaurant in the heart of the picturesque Old Town of Rapperswil.

During a walk on the Zürichberg, guests can enjoy delicious culinary delights at the Bistro Rigiblick.

The Studio accommodates a radio studio that broadcasts live every day, together with a café. An impressive experience not only for radio enthusiasts.

The Kornsilo bistro in the Seefeld quarter focuses on simplicity – serving food and drink without frills, for guests who attach particular importance to taste.

The Café du Bonheur lies in the middle of Bullingerplatz.

The lounge located directly at Lachen marina is the perfect place for a short break at any time of the day.

The Bretzelstube restaurant is housed in the Bäckereimuseum (bakery museum) in Benken.

The Tea&Room Teekult in the heart of Winterthur sets great store by enabling its guests to enjoy tea in all its variations.

In 1851, Jakob Zumbach-Heinrich purchased the bakery on Seestrasse in Unterägeri.

Cakes, cookies, drinking chocolate, and more can be found in this “sweet corner” in Zurich’s Old Town.