Bäckerei Konditorei Tea-Room Zingg — Säriswilstrasse 1, 3043 Uettligen, Switzerland

Nice bakery, very helpful and friendly despite our struggling with language due to being tourists! Great that there are a couple of gluten free cake options (we detoured especially). Lunch options a little more limited and warmed up meat pastry was a bit cold in the middle. In general though very good!

Imp

Advertised as a gluten-free bakery, this establishment solely offers frozen gluten-free products. A gluten-free breakfast cannot be enjoyed on-site, and fresh gluten-free bread, whether fresh or frozen, is unavailable for purchase.

Antonio Castellon

This cafe is a 45 minute walk for me and my dog and the staff have always been friendly and helpful despite my poor German. I usually buy something from the bakery to eat but have occasionally ordered a meal and have found the food to be excellent. The cafe is well situated for walkers and cyclists, drivers will find a small car park to the side. The access to the toilets is down some stairs which is not a problem for able bodied folk but would be a problem for folk not so able.

David Lingard

A lovely bakery with a tea room, located in the heart of the village of Uetligen. It has a beautiful terrace and offers delicious pastries, confectionery, and lunch menus. The staff is very friendly and welcoming. It's easily accessible, even by public transport. Highly recommended.

beatrice wuethrich

Excellent bakery. Good bread. I was able to get flour to make Urbärner bread 🙏🏻

Ara Khurshudian

The atmosphere is good, and the decor is friendly with an original layout. However, don't expect to be able to have a private conversation, because sound travels from one wall to the next. Warning: The Wi-Fi is extremely poor, or doesn't work at all. (Various providers) This could easily be remedied with the right IT provider! 🙏🏾 The sweet treats are good, but again, Awareness for allergy sufferers: The Easter cakes contain a lot of hazelnuts – unfortunately. The great thing is: there's an elevator for people with disabilities to the restrooms in the basement. And something to think about: does it really need to be Japanese coffee when there's good Swiss coffee available and we can boost our market?

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