Geneva Restaurants

 2 Reviews  Founded in 1930, Café de Paris was the first to offer the concept of an entrecôte restaurant, only steak with sauce and salad! The recipe of the delicious sauce has been kept a secret to this day, but... 

 3 Reviews  The Cafe de Soleil in Petit Saconnex (bus 3) is very popular, especially among the younger crowd, but...I personally have other favorites: Cafe de Commerce, Petit Saconnex (next door to the... 

 2 Reviews  I was ripped off at this resto. I ordered a 19 SFR menu, including water and coffee. I was given a bill for 24.50 SFR because I had not specified the 'bienvenu' menu. The waiter was aggressive and... 

 2 Reviews  This is a self-service restaurant with modest prices. You can choose between regular plates with meat, veg plates, soup of the day, pizza, ice-cream, cakes, pancakes, antipasti etc. Very good. The... 

 2 Reviews  This restaurant has recently changed hands, and is now owned by the Domaine de Chateauvieux. Went there today for lunch to try it out. Elegant atmosphere but slow and inefficient service, even... 

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 solopes Says:  "In Rome be a Roman". In Switzerland eat... fondue.I had to do it in my first meal in Geneva, but I must confess that it didn't add much to my Portuguese... 

 Richard.GVA Says:  Indian (or Bengali or Paskistani) restaurants have been opening up in Geneva at a fast rate over the last couple of years. Food is generally excellent, but I... 

 oisha Says:  This restaurant is super-easy to find (walk down from Gare Cornavin), has a nice atmosphere, friendly service in several languages, Vietnamese menu with a... 

 Ritchie_Lionheart Says:  The King (originally from Gruyere. Fribourg) might be in a better place by now, but his Italian wife Graziella still excels in everything. The beautiful... 

 Ritchie_Lionheart Says:  Most Geneva bistrots (and also some restaurants) serve Cheese Fondue, but many locals have a favourite place to enjoy this happy meal: Mine is the Cafe du... 

 sierralyndon Says:  We ate at our hotel's restaurant the night we were there. And it was fantastic!It was a cross between sornething very tacky and something very entertaining. The... 

 prunila Says:  We went there a 31 december and we found the people very friendly. We saw incredible prices for Switzerland and I recommend this place to see other systems of... 

 Ritchie_Lionheart Says:  Bistrots are typical local cafés for every age and social group: a coffee in the morning, the apero before the meal, lunch or dinner, or a chat in the afternoon... 

 MM212 Says:  Located on the ground floor of Hôtel Président Wilson, Arabesque serves an authentic and delicious menu of Lebanese mezze and grills. If you're craving Lebanese... 

 MM212 Says:  A small Bistro with an Italian touch to its cuisine, Café Léo is a trendy choice in Geneva. Its proximity to the business and shopping districts makes it... 

 MM212 Says:  We stumbled across this restaurant by chance while craving Italian food. From the outside, the restaurant looked elegant and well-run, and as we approached it,... 

 Richard.GVA Says:  Situated in a former market hall, totally renovated, on a Rhone river island, in the center of Geneva. A great meeting place (bar pub), an excellent and... 

 Richard.GVA Says:  What a pleasant discovery: the charming restaurant on the main road in Hermance, just before crossing the border to France, offers an excellent menu (main... 

 Asitis Says:  We had such a nice trip all over Switzerland and the last day we came across the Hell, and that was Bombay Indian restaurant. Being Asians we really wanted... 

 bonio Says:  Always attracted to brewpubs on our trips, this one just a couple of minutes walk from our hotel, so guaranteed a couple of visits.Firstly very impressed with... 

 Djinn76 Says:  This is a really fun and cheap place. You need to pay a small fee to access the area. In fact this is some kind of private swimming pool leading to a lighthouse...