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Restaurant · Zurich, Switzerland
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A large traditional restaurant in an arsenal building from 1487 off Paradeplatz in central Zurich, serving Swiss and German food at long shared tables.
For a substantial Swiss meal at almost any hour, in a genuinely old hall, without a reservation. In central Zurich that combination is close to unique.
Daily opening with hot food from 11.30 to 22.00, an arsenal hall complete with armour and a cannon, big portions, and walk-in seating.
Noisy and heavily touristed. Swiss prices. Shared tables. The cooking is reliable rather than refined.
First-time visitors, groups, and anyone stuck in Zurich on a Sunday when much of the city is closed.
You want a quiet dinner or modern Swiss cooking. Neither is on offer here.
Walk in rather than book, and go slightly off peak if you want a table to yourself. The mid-afternoon is the best time to see the hall properly. Order the Kalbsgeschnetzeltes with rosti.
A la carte, no set menu. Reservations possible but not necessary outside peak evenings.
Tram to Paradeplatz, then two minutes on foot down Bahnhofstrasse and left into In Gassen.
In Gassen, just off Paradeplatz in the banking district, a couple of minutes from Bahnhofstrasse and ten from the Grossmunster.
An hour and a half.
The most useful restaurant in Zurich: open every day, all afternoon, no booking, in an arsenal built in 1487. Go mid-afternoon and order the veal.
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The Zeughauskeller is open daily from 11.30 am to 11.00 pm, Sundays included, and serves hot meals all day from 11.30 to 22.00. In a city where a great many kitchens close between services and most things shut on Sunday, that is the single most useful fact about it. The building is an arsenal built in 1487 and it still looks like one: a vaulted hall, long shared tables, halberds and armour on the walls, and a…
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