Zurich
Looking for matcha in Zurich? This guide covers ceremonial drinks, oat-based lattes, matcha for home preparation and playful bubble tea stops.
Central options include Kirchgasse, Bärengasse and Zürich HB, while Ausstellungsstrasse and Forchstrasse suit different routines. Check opening hours, takeaway format, plant-milk choices and whether you need a café visit or packaged matcha before setting out.
The options are ordered by how closely they serve different matcha needs, including ceremonial drinks, home supply, plant-milk choices, takeaway convenience, opening hours, food pairings and location across Zurich. Some eligible businesses may purchase enhanced visibility, which can influence their placement.
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#1
nube | matcha & coffee to go brings a Japanese-inspired drinks concept to Kirchgasse 3 in Zurich’s Old Town. The menu centres on premium matcha and specialty coffee, served in sealed transparent cans with a playful, highly designed look.
It is a natural stop for a polished takeaway drink and sweet treat, open from noon to 6pm Monday through Saturday.
#2
MatchaLand is a Zurich tea specialist focused on Japanese-origin matcha, including ceremony-quality varieties tested in a laboratory. Its online range is designed for everyday drinking as well as more discerning preparation, with recurring orders available for regular supply.
The service operates around the clock, making it particularly convenient for ordering matcha whenever a home stock needs replenishing.
#3
Sip & Slice Café combines matcha drinks with generously portioned cheesecake and dessert creations at Elias-Canetti-Strasse 7. The menu suits sweet-tooth visits, with flavours such as pistachio and Lotus alongside fruit-forward matcha drinks that are not overly sweet.
Long evening hours, including service until midnight on Fridays and Saturdays, make it a flexible dessert stop in Zurich.
#4
The Matcha Club at Bärengasse 16 specialises in ceremonial matcha drinks, including oat matcha lattes and other plant-milk variations. The bright, clean coffee shop suits a quick city-centre stop, with weekday opening from 7:30am and weekend service from late morning.
It is especially appealing to drinkers who prefer matcha without sweetener and want several dairy-free milk choices.
#5
Matcha & Co. presents an authentic Japanese-inspired matcha café experience in Dübendorf, just outside central Zurich. Alongside matcha drinks, the quiet, minimalist space serves espresso and substantial food such as salmon bagels.
Morning weekday visits are particularly suited to laptop work, while weekend hours extend to 8pm. Find it on Bahnhofstrasse 30.
#6
The Matcha Club’s Zürich HB location in the Sihlpassage is designed for convenient matcha and coffee stops from early morning into the evening. Ceremonial matcha is central to the range, with a modern visual identity and takeaway-friendly format.
Opening starts at 7am on weekdays and runs until 8pm at weekends, making this branch practical for commuters and travellers.
#7
besteas bar is a cosy bubble tea spot on Strassburgstrasse, with matcha bubble tea, balanced sweetness and a playful manga-filled atmosphere. There is seating for a relaxed drink, along with kawaii products to browse.
Opening hours cover afternoons and evenings, including Sunday service from 2pm to 8pm, making it a good choice for casual matcha-based boba rather than traditional tea preparation.
#8
Hegifret Kaffeefenster at Hegibachplatz is a compact coffee stand serving freshly roasted coffee, chocolate drinks, pastries and bagels for lunch. Takeaway flat whites are a particular strength, with creamy milk and a dependable coffee flavour.
The window opens from 7am on weekdays and from 8am on weekends, suiting quick morning stops in eastern Zurich.
#9
YAPPA coffee on Predigerplatz brings matcha and coffee together in a lively central café with an especially welcoming team. Mango matcha is one of the more distinctive choices, while the location makes it easy to fold into a walk through Zurich’s Old Town.
Weekday hours begin at 7:30am, with Saturday service from 9am to 5:30pm.
#10
Nude is a relaxed café by the river on Wasserwerkstrasse, suited to lingering over coffee, a light meal or an evening aperitif. Its strongest coffee choice is the cortado, while matcha is a less central part of the offer.
The calm atmosphere works for conversation or laptop time, and daily opening runs from 9am to 10pm.
#11
Specialty coffee roasted fresh each week
Rent a Barista Coffeeshop at Zwingliplatz focuses on specialty coffee roasted fresh each week, with a broad drinks menu and a peaceful setting overlooking the square. It is also equipped for events through its coffee service, adding flexibility beyond the café counter.
Early weekday opening and weekend hours make it suitable for breakfast coffee, casual meetings or a Zurich city break.
#12
Bloom Society Bleicherweg is best known for substantial açai bowls and froyo, with generous toppings and a bright café setting. Matcha is available, but the fruit-focused menu is the stronger reason to visit.
Weekday hours begin at 7am, while weekends start later, making the Bleicherweg location a convenient breakfast, snack or light lunch stop in Zurich.
#13
CoMa is a compact café at Gutenbergstrasse 1 with a clear matcha focus: smooth, vibrant drinks prepared with care. It sits inside a fitness studio, giving the space a neat, practical feel rather than a traditional standalone café atmosphere.
Morning opening is limited to selected weekdays and Saturday, making it best suited to an early, focused matcha stop.
#14
MOPS Café at Heimplatz combines fresh coffee, matcha and pastries in a compact café-and-takeaway format. Its waffle croissants add a distinctive sweet option, while flat whites suit a straightforward coffee stop.
The shop opens from 7am on weekdays and offers stay-in or takeaway service, with Sunday hours from 9am to 4pm.
#15
Customisable açai and froyo bowls
Fresh, colourful takeaway stop
Bloom Society Globus Bellevue is a cosy, contemporary café in Zurich specialising in colourful açai and frozen-yoghurt bowls. Guests can customise their bowl with toppings such as granola, peanut butter, berries and other fresh additions, creating a light meal or dessert with plenty of texture.
The Bellevue location is particularly convenient for takeaway, although a small dine-in setting is available for a relaxed solo stop. The menu’s clean, fresh feel and mix of açai with skyr froyo make it a natural choice for a refreshing break rather than a traditional coffee-and-cake visit.
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Use the map to match a stop with your route. Kirchgasse and Bärengasse work well for central city visits, while Zürich HB is convenient when changing trains or commuting.
Ausstellungsstrasse, Strassburgstrasse and Forchstrasse spread the choices beyond the centre, and Dübendorf offers an option outside Zurich proper. Compare distance with opening times before travelling.
The Matcha Club locations are among the most practical early options. The Bärengasse café opens from 7:30am on weekdays, while the Zürich HB branch starts at 7am on weekdays.
Hegifret Kaffeefenster also opens from 7am on weekdays, although its focus is broader coffee and light food.
MatchaLand and matchahouse are the clearest choices for home preparation. MatchaLand focuses on Japanese-origin varieties, including ceremony-quality options, while matchahouse centres its offer on discovering and ordering matcha for everyday use.
Check availability and preparation details before placing an order.
The Matcha Club at Bärengasse is specifically suited to dairy-free preferences, with oat matcha lattes and other plant-milk variations. Ask which alternatives are currently available and whether the drink can be prepared without sweetener if that is important to you.
Yes. The Matcha Club has a branch in the Sihlpassage at Zürich HB, designed for convenient matcha and coffee stops from early morning into the evening.
Its takeaway-friendly format makes it useful for commuters, travellers and anyone changing trains.
besteas bar on Strassburgstrasse serves matcha bubble tea in a relaxed setting, with balanced sweetness and seating. It is a better fit for a playful boba stop than for a straightforward ceremonial matcha.
Sunday service is available in the afternoon and evening.