What is a Znüni?
Znüni is the Swiss mid-morning snack, and it is the name of the brunch for two on our menu. This is what the word means and what you get.
By Stephan Battaglia, General Manager, Bread Factory · 29 October 2026
What the word means
Znüni (z’Nüni) means “at nine” in Swiss German. It is the small snack people eat around 9:00 am, between an early breakfast and lunch. Typical foods are fruit, rolls or croissants, with coffee, tea or juice.
Its sibling is the Zvieri, the afternoon snack at around 4 pm.
Sources: Expatica, The Swiss diet schedule; The Local, 5 things you’ll only know if you work in Switzerland.
Our Znüni
A traditional Znüni is a quick bite. Ours is more generous. A brunch to share, for two: fried eggs, mini pancakes, crispy bacon, cheese slices, four mini croissants, a mini parfait and fresh fruit. Includes two hot coffee drinks (americano, cappuccino, latte, macchiato, espresso or mocaccino) or hot chocolate, and two mimosas or orange juices.
The price is 118,000 COP for two, drinks included (menu of July 2026). See the Znüni on the menu.
How to get one
Walk in or write to us. We open at 7:00 am from Monday to Saturday and at 7:30 am on Sundays and public holidays; the kitchen works until 3:30 pm. On weekends a reservation is a good idea: message us on WhatsApp with the day, the time and the number of people. Please write instead of calling.
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