Padraig Seif

This place reminds me of Regensburg University or DCU. A lot of concrete. But: good shops, well organised, no long queues, good sign posts, the dutyfree has a great selection. And the airport lounges are very nice. It also is easy to transfer at this airport. All in all a really good experience. Frankfurt: maybe organise a learning trip to this airport.

The design of this restaurant is exceptional. It has a forest vibe to it and for a train station restaurant it is very nice. They have an extensive burger menu. That said, the burgers are nothing special, the portions are on the smaller side for the pricing. The drinks, though, are excellent.

The interior has the charm of my grandparents' living room of the 1970s. But that's not why you come here: the food is excellent, always prepared fresh and the staff are really nice. I can only recommend the Cordon Bleu (to be found on the menu in the cheese section).

An iconic place in Zürich. On a warm and sunny day it is lovely to sit outside in their beergarden style open area. The menu at lunch is rather limited. I had the burger, which was good and the portions were generous. But that said: 37 CHF is definitely not for the faint hearted.

Not a bad little coffee place in this shopping centre. They have a decent selection of coffees and teas as well as some food. Some of the more fancy drinks are sugar bombs, so don't be on a diet if you want to try them. Portions are decently sized.
The staff is friendly and service is adequate in terms of speed. They didn't have free WiFi that I could figure out, but you can use the free Burger King wifi from next door.