Grand Café Lochergut

Got a couple of cappuccinos and oat milk while we waited to get out Airbnb in the morning. A nice cozy cafe with smiling staff. Clean washrooms and goods service.

Food was really really good! Didn’t had any waiting and had no reservations. Atmosphere was ok and prices also. There were quite some people, it’s more of busy coffee shop than a small quiet one.

Overall a nice cafe. We tried their cheesecake and chocolate cake and both very delicious. The waitress serving us seemed slightly unhappy to be there and was not very attentive, but the rest of the staff seemed very nice. There was no space outside, but it’s understandable as we went there on a sunny Saturday afternoon. The tables inside are slightly squished, would be nice to have a bit more separation for more privacy. Prices were standard for Zürich.

Nice little modern brunch place. It is expensive but has a nice selection of produce. Their ginger honey tea will destroy Aby cold on the spot It's popular, so booking in advance is recommended

Very good middle eastern inspired food, a small taste of Tel Aviv if you like. Service was fast and polite. The food took very little to be made and served. We will definitely be back. Prices are moderate for Swiss standards. Recommended!

I see from the reviews that the bad service has still not been addressed. Long waiting times, lack of eye contact, leaving the sliding door wide open in the cold…quite a few people complained around us. Poor experience for what could be a nice spot in a central area.

Such Bad Service! My friend didn’t like her cocktail because it had a strange taste. Whether she was right or not, the response we got was completely unacceptable. Please, don’t throw the “the owner is a master in mezcals” card at customers, implying that we know nothing about spirits — really? We never even asked not to pay for the drink; we just wanted something that tasted good. Instead, we got a lecture about how ignorant we supposedly are about liquors. Arrogant and dismissive attitude. Nice location, but sadly, nobody seems to care about the customer.

If you’re looking for a great spot in Zurich with gluten-free options, grand cafe lochergut is worth a visit. Located in Kreis 4, this Mediterranean-Oriental café offers a diverse menu, with plenty of gluten-free choices, including excellent gluten-free bread. Whether you’re there for brunch or a meal, their dishes stand out for their thoughtful flavor combinations and the use of fresh, high-quality ingredients. The relaxed atmosphere makes it a nice spot to enjoy a leisurely brunch or a cozy dinner. For those with celiac disease, it’s reassuring to know that they take dietary needs seriously without compromising on taste or variety. A solid recommendation for anyone seeking gluten-free options in Zurich. Their commitment to accommodating gluten-free diets without compromising on taste or quality is truly commendable. Don't miss out on their excellent gluten-free bread—it's a game-changer!

Its the place to be in Kreis4 :-) Its one of my favorite place in town. It's a cozy, modern and stylish. The stuff is friendly and the food is delicious. They have not that 08/15 stuff. The food has the touch of the Middle East. The music is just cool and in the evening u get the lounge feeling.

Amazing news- the owners of Gartenhof and Raygrodski (which is just on the other side of the street) opened a third great spot! Where you can enjoy high end Mediterranean - oriental soul food, which makes you want to travel to Israel! We got to enjoy several dishes at the opening celebration: hummus (with lamb meat balls), labneh, taboulé, olives, pickled vegetables, champagne and delicious white wine. Very nice ambience- very vivid. Their message: we want to be your family and home, where you can hang out from early till late. And I surely want more of that deliciousness!

Good, airy space, friendly staff, decent coffee as far as I remember, wifi and nice patio to sit outside in warm weather and watch Lochergut life go by. So not bad for working for an hour or two or having a catch up with friends. Except when I left, my clothes smelled like food, for hours (and I wasn't even there at lunch or dinner time). I actually had to air them out on the balcony. Not great if you have some place businessy or other to go after lunch. Hope they'll sort out their ventilation. Then it'd be 4 stars.

Was visiting on a whim thanks to a suggestion from a friend. Otherwise I would have walked right by. It looks like a standard cafe - coffee and sandwiches - from the outside. But it's actually a fully fledged restaurant. And likewise, the name doesn't give away that it's actually an Israeli joint. The menu is amazing and the food spectacular. Service was very friendly and professional.