Café du Bonheur

I recently visited this breakfast spot in Zurich with my wife and kids, and we all enjoyed the experience. My first plate offered a delightful mix of flavors with scrambled eggs, various cheeses, fresh fruit, and yogurt – a great balance between savory and sweet that appealed to all ages. The second dish, topped with a creamy sauce and garnished with fresh greens, complemented the sides of ham nicely. The ingredients felt fresh, and the presentation was well done. Prices are rather high though.

A good place for drinks. Popular with the locals. The food however is insanely overpriced and underwhelming. 1 egg Benedict (not 2) costs 23 Francs. The "tartine" underneath was soggy. No salt or pepper at the table. A kingdom for 1 egg... 😂 and the table was dirty too. The physalis shells in the ashtray are not ours.

Lovely spot for an afternoon coffee. They also serve lunch meals, but I didn’t try it. The croissant was great, so was the coffee. Service was fast. If you want to come for a meal around lunchtime, I recommend reserving a table since the cafe got pretty busy. The only negative was the staff being slightly preoccupied during busy lunchtime and therefore not being the most pleasant to talk to, they seemed stressed.

the service personal is rude and I waited more than an hour to get my coffee. They first didn‘t even take my order and than brought the wrong one. the people who work the are often unfriendly. I really love the bullingerplatz and it would be such a cute place to hang out but I don‘t feel welcome there.

Cute little cafe with simple wooden furniture. Feels quite student-y or hipster-y, in a good way. Friendly service. There’s a small number of indoor tables, and I was grateful that they kept the door open for ventilation. There’s also a larger amount of outdoor seating, but it was raining when I went so I didn’t use it. Overall people seemed to be having a cheerful time, and I wouldn’t mind going back if I’m in the area!

Located in the middle of this cozy square, this cafe is a favorite for many reasons. It has managed to attract its customer base with both the flavor of its coffee and the variety of its menus. Also, the outdoor seating areas make for incredibly pleasant moments, especially on a nice sunny day.

Great café, they have expanded their outdoor sitting area over the years and now have half of the roundabout (yes you read it right, cars can only use half of the roundabout cause the other half is the café’s). Staff are amazing, they serve a fantastic array of non alcoholic drinks including a non alcoholic vermouth tonic which was delicious. Food is tasty and great for a snack or lunch but wouldn’t be my first choice for dinner.

We were here on Sunday to have brunch and it was filled with locals so you already know it’s good. We had the petit dejeuner set and eggs benedicts. Also some nice ice coffee. The scrambled eggs were well seasoned and goes great with the bread. However, the eggs benedict were a undercooked and the spinach made the food too bland and watery. I would def recommend the breakfast set :)

I recently visited this breakfast spot in Zurich with my wife and kids, and we all enjoyed the experience. My first plate offered a delightful mix of flavors with scrambled eggs, various cheeses, fresh fruit, and yogurt – a great balance between savory and sweet that appealed to all ages. The second dish, topped with a creamy sauce and garnished with fresh greens, complemented the sides of ham nicely. The ingredients felt fresh, and the presentation was well done. Prices are rather high though.

A good place for drinks. Popular with the locals. The food however is insanely overpriced and underwhelming. 1 egg Benedict (not 2) costs 23 Francs. The "tartine" underneath was soggy. No salt or pepper at the table. A kingdom for 1 egg... 😂 and the table was dirty too. The physalis shells in the ashtray are not ours.

Lovely spot for an afternoon coffee. They also serve lunch meals, but I didn’t try it. The croissant was great, so was the coffee. Service was fast. If you want to come for a meal around lunchtime, I recommend reserving a table since the cafe got pretty busy. The only negative was the staff being slightly preoccupied during busy lunchtime and therefore not being the most pleasant to talk to, they seemed stressed.

the service personal is rude and I waited more than an hour to get my coffee. They first didn‘t even take my order and than brought the wrong one. the people who work the are often unfriendly. I really love the bullingerplatz and it would be such a cute place to hang out but I don‘t feel welcome there.

Cute little cafe with simple wooden furniture. Feels quite student-y or hipster-y, in a good way. Friendly service. There’s a small number of indoor tables, and I was grateful that they kept the door open for ventilation. There’s also a larger amount of outdoor seating, but it was raining when I went so I didn’t use it. Overall people seemed to be having a cheerful time, and I wouldn’t mind going back if I’m in the area!

Located in the middle of this cozy square, this cafe is a favorite for many reasons. It has managed to attract its customer base with both the flavor of its coffee and the variety of its menus. Also, the outdoor seating areas make for incredibly pleasant moments, especially on a nice sunny day.

Great café, they have expanded their outdoor sitting area over the years and now have half of the roundabout (yes you read it right, cars can only use half of the roundabout cause the other half is the café’s). Staff are amazing, they serve a fantastic array of non alcoholic drinks including a non alcoholic vermouth tonic which was delicious. Food is tasty and great for a snack or lunch but wouldn’t be my first choice for dinner.

We were here on Sunday to have brunch and it was filled with locals so you already know it’s good. We had the petit dejeuner set and eggs benedicts. Also some nice ice coffee. The scrambled eggs were well seasoned and goes great with the bread. However, the eggs benedict were a undercooked and the spinach made the food too bland and watery. I would def recommend the breakfast set :)

C du B is a French-run cafe set just across from the inviting Bullingerplatz in Kreis 4. Fortunately, we initially happened upon the cafe on a gorgeous, sunny day. The outside seating was just about full, there were folk and bikes dotting the bit of blocked-off roadway running in front of the place and people sitting on the edge of the fountain with drinks in hand. The whole scene was very relaxed and inviting. Given the warm weather, I was in the mood for a brewski and chose a tasty German lager in bottle. C du B, of course, also offers solid Swiss beers on tap, among other libations. Our next visit was this morning and we were in the mood for coffee and a nibble. Brunch is offered between the hours of ten and two, I believe, but we decided to go somewhat light and chose both a croissant and choco-croissant to share. The espresso drinks (we drank a couple of capps followed by a cafe au lait) were excellent and made with care. The baked goods were top-notch and washed down well with our lovely cafe au lait (in a bowl, naturalmente). Beyond brunch, an a la carte dinner menu is offered in the evenings and I look forward to returning soon to C du B to sample their fare!

Five stars for the best patio in Wiedikon, three stars for the service and the quality of the coffee. I heard the guys who run the café were very nice, so how come they don't manage to hire or train staff to transmit a bit of that friendliness?! It's not that the staff are downright unfriendly but they just behave as if they couldn't care less about the service they provide. Smile, don't smile, who cares? It does not make you wanna go back. At all. The beer is beer and the soy cappuccino is nothing special at all unfortunately. Haven't dared to try the food, lest the kitchen staff are as passionate about their job as their colleagues. The patio is the best and the decor is hipstery, so come on, guys, un sourire et le bonheur est bouclé!

We came here today for brunch with four friends.surprisingly we even got a table. The server was very friendly and welcoming. We got a whole carafe of water. Hidden treasure close to the station Hardplatz. They serve Henauer coffee. Coffee is pretty good, prices are reasonable (at least when it comes to the drink menu), food compared to the drinks is for my taste quite expensive. All in all a great spot!

A friend and I went to Café du Bonheur today, curious about the place, having walked past it a few times already. The terrace looks nice, as well as the interior. That's about it. The staff was arrogant and overwhelmed. They were obviously understaffed and it took them 15min to get our orders and another 15 minutes to serve us our cappuccino and café crème. Coffee tasted good, but nothing exceptional. Coffee is pricey for the neighborhood.

This is a comfortably neighbourhood coffee shop steps away from Hardplatz. Not the best cappuccino I've ever tasted, but it was pleasant enough and pleasantly strong. This is your place to sit for long periods of time reading the news or just staring out the window and not feel rushed by crowds vying for your table. On warm days, you can sit at their outdoor tables doing those same things. They also have a simply but satisfying brunch menu. I will be back!

Super friendly staff, great coffee and food, and nice mellow vibe for the morning. Definitely will return & highly recommend. Mini-burger is excellent.