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Enjoyed a Guinness here on St Patty’s Day and didn’t disappoint. Lots of sing a long songs and good vibes

Tasty food, kind service, kids friendly both inside and outside.

Enjoyed a beer at the British Beer Shop!

We just made some money and left. The entrance is 10Ch per person and is free for the Zürich Card owners. Very friendly staff and members, they don't try to cheat like other casinos in the world.

There is the possibility of running. You eat well. And you also have the opportunity to have a drink outside under the shady trees. Very good and friendly service

Tufaa very nice, great service :)

Service was awesome! There was music playing and three friends and I danced a bit while ordering, and the waiter responded straight away. What was awesome, when I asked for a song, Bob Marley was playing and everyone was in a good mood! It's just awesome, please keep this good climate going and I'll be happy to come back despite the high prices.

Finding the perfect pizza in Zurich has been a journey, especially with my Swiss Italian roots setting the bar high 🍕. But I've finally hit the jackpot at Don Leone! The pizza here is nothing short of fabulous – the dough, a dreamy blend of crispy and chewy, just melts in your mouth. What made our visit even more special was the incredibly kind staff, who made us feel like family from the moment we stepped in. Spending such a fabulous evening with my loved ones, enjoying mouthwatering pizza, was truly unforgettable. If you're in Zurich craving authentic pizza, Don Leone is the place to be! 🌟🍽️

Historical premises, lots of Spanish atmosphere.

We had a super family get together in Totò . A warm welcome from Fabiene , the restaurant manager , and great service from a very friendly Francesco . We had a birthday boy in the party and they made much of him with candles on a gorgeous dessert and a rousing rendition of herzlichen gluckwünsch sun Geburstag. Thank you for a lovely experience.

cozy meeting place. Crowded when the weather is nice.

Have eaten there a couple of times, food is ok and most of the staff are fine. Manager was wildly rude unfriendly and absolutly unhelpful. Will not be returning and hope they find better management

As the name suggests, the restaurant has been around for what feels like forever. First the negative: The interior looks like the cheapest from the 70s (and it is). It's not particularly comfortable. Since I have lived about 3 minutes from here for 38 years, I know the staff and the food relatively well. The kebabs are OK, if you eat them at all. The kebab meat is as bad as anywhere, but sometimes it's not even grilled. It then tastes like failed meatloaf. The chef doesn't even know how to prepare a carbonara (it has to be said that the menu, i.e. the pictures that show around 100 dishes (mostly Italian), portrays it correctly). But he simply cooks two fried eggs and two Strips of bacon in the pan and then on the pasta). OK. I really like it that way too. But if you ask for bacon and eggs, they say we don't have that. And I know the “3 brothers” and they know me. Sad. But it gets worse: I saw a finished salad that looked like a Greek salad. I asked one of the bosses if that was it and he said yes. It turned out that the white cheese is the cheap white cheese from Turkey and not feta. When confronted, the guy said no several times and then didn't look me in the eyes for weeks. That's very sad. The pizza is just horrible. (Considering the 20 pizzerias in the area). The meat is boring to bad (no beef, no pork, the veal is bad). But now quickly to the positive. The location is great. If you can sit outside at Limmatplatz in summer and sip a few beers, great. The prices are cheap. You can order anything all day long. The pasta is pretty good (available with 4 different sauces). Turkish specialties that I don't know. Service fast! And there are Tagi and NZZ! It has no hipsters. You somehow feel like you did 20-30 years ago in District 5, simple and multicultural. There's even bratwurst, but not the best. (I don't know how far they're going with the pork boycott here). I'm only saying that because, as far as I know, there aren't even any sausages left in District 5, see Josefswiese. You actually have a large selection at Limmatplatz, but in terms of time and culinary diversification (e.g. there are no Asians or Greeks or Swiss) it could be larger (also applies to Josefstrasse etc. I deliberately forgot Migros) For me, the main advantage is the consistency and availability of all dishes throughout the day at fair prices.

The staff here are very rude. I don’t recommend this place.

Very large menu and the food is very good. Friendly staff. Beautiful garden for eating outside