Langstrasse
late-night takeaways · independent bars · international kitchens · street life
9.5/10
International restaurants, informal kitchens and late takeaways make food part of the neighborhood’s everyday street life.
- Getting around
- 9.4
- On your doorstep
- 10.0
- Hotels
- 6.3
- Value
- 5.2
- Axel’s verdict
- 6.8
Langstrasse is Zurich with the formalities stripped away: international restaurants, takeaways, independent bars and clubs, with more everyday street life than Bahnhofstrasse. The streets around Josefstrasse and the route toward Europaallee also make it practical for the station. It is one of our strongest choices for eating informally, going out and finding LGBTQ+ nightlife.
- Best for
- nightlifefood loverstravelers on a budgetLGBTQ+ travelers
- Skip it if
- You are a light sleeper; You want a calm family base
- Getting around
- Bus 31 serves Militär-/Langstrasse; Limmatplatz has tram connections, and HB is walkable from the northern streets for direct ZRH trains.
- After dark
- Busy late, especially at weekends; residents report shouting and street noise, with a substantial difference between the main strip and side streets.
- Where to look
- Langstrasse at Europaallee. Start here for restaurants and bars between the station and nightlife district; useful when evenings out drive the trip.Hohlstrasse at Langstrasse. Choose this junction to be close to clubs and late-night eating, not for a quiet bedtime.Stauffacher toward Weberstrasse. Favor this southern edge for tram connections, cafés and everyday shops rather than staying directly on the nightlife strip.

