5 Must-Try Brunch Spots in Zurich
- Baris Brm
- Oct 22, 2024
- 3 min read
Updated: Mar 31
Brunch in Zurich is getting more thoughtful, more local, and more design-driven. These five places bring together everything we’re into right now—great coffee, seasonal menus, and spaces that just feel right.
OKO - The New Everyday Brunch Hotspot
Zurich’s brunch scene has a new addition near Stauffacher: OKO. With its clean, modern aesthetic and thoughtful menu, it’s the kind of spot that doesn’t try too hard—and doesn’t need to. The focus is on quality: specialty coffee, well-balanced matcha, and a menu that ranges from crisp katsu sando to light plaice smørrebrød and rich French toast with berries. The eggs Benedict are done right, too. Brunch is served every day, making it a reliable choice no matter the morning. The interior is pared-back but warm, with exposed brick, a sleek metallic bar, and soft lighting that makes the space feel quietly stylish.
OKO I Stauffacher
Werdstrasse 54, 8004 Zurich
Drei Stuben - Swiss Tradition With a Twist
Tucked away in a quiet corner of Kreis 6, the Stübli Brunch at Drei Stuben offers something a little off the beaten path in Zurich’s brunch scene. The atmosphere is unpretentious—rustic wood interiors, a cozy charm, and a leafy patio that’s perfect for slower mornings when the sun is out. The menu draws from Swiss tradition but isn’t afraid to get creative: Eierschwämmli crêpes, a ham croissant roll served with truffle rösti croquettes, or waffles with alpine salmon and fresh figs. It’s seasonal, thoughtful, and quietly inventive. Fresh juices and excellent coffee complete the picture, making it a spot worth returning to.
Drei Stuben I Unterstrasse
Beckenhofstrasse 5, 8006 Zürich
Draft - Where Locals Catch Up
Draft is more than just a café—it’s a local hub in Seefeld, where people come to catch up, connect, or simply slow down. This laid-back hotspot serves up a drinks menu with intention and functionality: matcha latte, Chagaccino, turmeric latte, and Jamu tonic, all alongside smooth, expertly brewed coffee. The food is unfussy but spot-on—warm cinnamon buns from White Rabbit Bakery, a grilled cheese croissant, creamy porridge, avocado toast, and fresh bagels. Brunch is served Friday to Sunday, best enjoyed in a space as thoughtful as the menu. The interior leans into Scandinavian minimalism with a cloud-shaped bar, natural textures, and clean stainless steel details—calm, refined, and effortlessly cool.
Draft Coffee I Seefeld
Wildbachstrasse 68, 8008 Zürich
Être - French Elegance in Seefeld
A stylish yet unpretentious spot in the heart of Seefeld, this late-night favorite has also evolved into a go-to for coffee and brunch lovers alike. From Thursday to Sunday, they serve a homemade brunch that leans into creativity and comfort—everything from the bread to the pâtisserie is made in-house. The menu features standouts like Turkish eggs, tiramisu pancakes, an avocado bagel, brioche French toast, and panna cotta with granola. It’s the kind of place where attention to detail shows up in every dish, without ever feeling overdone.
Être I Seefeld
Dufourstrasse 43, 8008 Zürich
Lou's - American Comfort Food
Now, Lou’s has added a new layer to its identity, bringing bold American brunch vibes to Wiedikon from Saturday to Sunday. The menu leans into comfort with a mix of hearty favorites—pancakes, waffles, burgers, pastrami, mac and cheese, and more. Highlights like the Chicken & Waffles Burger and homemade sourdough creations keep things interesting without overcomplicating it. The vibe is laid-back and inviting, with warm interiors and subtle retro touches. On sunny days, the intimate patio out back becomes the perfect weekend escape. Brunch here feels easy, familiar, and just a little extra—in the best way.
Lou’s I Wiedikon
Zweierstrasse 106, 8003 Zürich
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