This place is amazing…read more Is it the best chocolate shop in Geneva or even Carouge? I couldn't tell you. There is an awful lot of awesome chocolate in Switzerland. However - this place gave me one orgasmic thrill after another ... which is not what usually happens when I go to a restaurant - even a dessert restaurant. Non-stop rock your socks off pleasure tends to make me want to come back to a place. :.) The place is quaint cute and charming - but there is plenty of that in Switzerland if you look for it. For me - above and beyond the normal "every piece of candy makes me want to die and go to heaven" business ... there is the question of the hot chocolate - i.e. cocoa - i.e. chocolate brewed up in hot milk. i have had many impressive hot chocolate drinks in my time - from the "pure hot fudge sauce" that they serve as hot chocolate in barcelona - to the submarinos (melted chocolate bars in milk) that they do in argentina and france. as little kid amazing as those drinks are - the Martel hot chocolate is one special kind of beverage. there is almost no sugar in the Martel hot chocolate. So you get just the flavor of very very good swiss milk. (and swiss milk really is superior. it is the milk quality that is the secret behind swiss chocolate). PLUS the flavor of pure cacao - almost like eating an 85% chocolate bar. This is a mature serious cup of hot chocolate - more like drinking a wine than having a cocoa. I loved every nanosecond of it. And yes - the chocolate candies are totally addictive as well. The place is mobbed by locals and rightfully so. It is a wonderful place.

stopped here for a coffee and a treat....the coffee is very good, served with a piece of chocolate,…read morehow I like it!! The baked goods are diving here, but this time I ordered a fromage quiche instead, very good. Wait staff is friendly and the place is clean and cozy. Its open on Sundays which is very nice since most places are closed on Sundays.

Chic & old-worldly at the same time, this chocolate, pastries, tea-room caters to a crust that is…read moredefinitely on the "upper" side of Geneva society.

This is a modern upscale twist (but not overdone) on the Swiss tea room experience. Even the small…read moreseating area in back has some funky light fixtures that add a nice touch. However, the service (at least for me) was not snooty. There are two separate counters, one for those requesting pastries, sandwiches, or salads and the other for those taking chocolate or deserts. I can't speak to the lunch items, as I took away a yummy looking modern version of a chocolate mouse tarte, and a sampling of their hand made chocolates. There are many chocolatiers in Switzerland doing their version of chocolate, and most of them are standard average Swiss goodness, but these for me stood above that. They have a variety of original flavors, and the ones I have tasted so far were superb. The chocolate tarte was also divine. I will definitely be taking my friends back here. I will need to try the food sometime and comment on that.

Alright, so I didn't actually eat anything here but I totally camped outside of it when I was…read morespending the night in the airport during my 12 hour layover when Swiss Air lost my luggage. Being cheap and non-European, I didn't have access to the 2 free hours of WiFi that you get for receiving an SMS code on your phone. I wandered around the airport looking free hotspots and Goodie saved my life. I was able to contact the manfriend to let him know that I was not dead, get all my lives on Candy Crush, browse for a cool cafe to check out in Geneva...basically become a human again. While I didn't try the food (mostly because they weren't open and partly because I didn't have any Swiss Francs), the food looked delicious and healthy and probably wouldn't taste like cardboard. Also, the ladies that ran the place came to work a full 1.5 hours before opening to set up. That's dedication.

Finally a healthy choice for something to eat in the already overly bright, overly plastic, overly…read moreunhealthy atmosphere that is an airport! Gilles Desplanches has created an elegant, healthy oasis where the choice of foods will not add to the stress of flying.

This was the first restaurant I ate at when I came to Geneva, so it's fitting that it will also be…read morethe last before I go back to the USA. This little cafe is absolutely amazing and definitely my favorite spot in the city. For 9.90, you can have one of four meal combos: two sandwiches, a dessert, and a drink; a soup, a sandwich, and a dessert or drink; a quiche, a dessert, and a drink; or a salad, a sandwich, and a dessert or drink. You can't go wrong with any of these, because everything I've had here has been delicious. My personal favorite items: the pistachio chocolate mousse, the carac, the spinach quiche, and the espresso. (Definitely the best espresso in the city, in my opinion.) Service is great, there's wifi, and the atmosphere is cozy. You can't go wrong.

This place was amazing. My boyfriend and I flew into Geneva and was here for a day before…read morecontinuing our travels. We came across this place. We do not speak any French but they were very nice and we were able to order food without any problem! Also everything we tried was delicious. We ate breakfast and lunch here. The coffee was very good!

We stopped here the other day for a quick dessert before stopping on the train…read more All in all, I really like this place. They have a large variety of options that can really please a lot of people. Great chocolate options and fruit tarts as well. I ended up getting a praline croissant that tasted like they had just made it fresh from a bakery. It was sinfully scrumptious. The only thing I would recommend that they do to improve their croissants and other dishes are to make them pack better for transport.

Well, at least they know how to make macarons…read more Those were my thoughts as I ate the rose and orange macarons. A few minutes back the server had rolled her eyes as I changed my mind on the macaron selection, but I won't hold the service broadly at fault for the prior evening I'd been helped out patiently by a server with fluent command over English - rarity when that happens, and a quality I'm always grateful for in foreign lands. There's a broad selection of breads and baked goods, and while I liked the croissants and quiches, I rank them far higher as a patisserie. I really liked the Noisettine (hazelnut chocolate biscuit with milk chocolate mousse) that was recommended highly by the server. Also interesting was the Valencia (spiced biscuit with orange and chocolate mousse layers and dark chocolate). A Pougnier would be the one shop in Cornavin Geneva I'd repeatedly return to. They are a top notch bakery (4.5 stars)

Truly, lovely host and advising is perfectly on our choice of salad and crêpe. Without her shoes,…read moreour red wine and she brought us a small Demi carafe of a nice Swiss Valais. The chef brought us are beautiful crepe. Beautiful to sit outside facing the cathedral.

Conveniently located next to the Cathedrale Saint-Pierre Geneve, this little spot specializes in…read morecrepes and small salads. It was pretty much par for the course in this part of the world -- crepes were good albeit a bit dryer than most we've had in Europe. Salad was good but not worth making a special trip. Staff was quite accepting of Americans and speaking English, which is the reason for four stars and not three. Prices typical of Switzerland -- too high!

I love their crepes. Had the pistachio crepe with fresh whipped cream, hit the spot!!!read more

They literally make crepes and gelato.. you can't go wrong with whatever you choose…read more I've had a few different items from Mueller's but their le margherita and chocolat banane are delicious. Also if your in the mood, try their tiramisu gelato. You won't regret it. The location is cute, but like everything in Geneve it closes pretty early so get it while you can!

Suuuuuuper good. Literally tasted so good, not to mention the staff is so chill and we got the…read morebagel pretty fast. Perfect if you don't have loads of time to eat, and I'd still recommend it if you had a lot of time. There isn't a super wide selection of bagels to pick from, but that's not an issue at all because quality over quantity.

While traveling in Geneva, my wife and I ate lunch here recently and enjoyed our bagel sandwiches…read moretremendously. The proprietors were amiable and chatty, and despite the extremely reasonable cost (particularly given the cost of restaurant meals in Switzerland), the food was high quality, well-conceived, and well-prepared. Don't expect anything resembling a New York bagel, but the rolls they baked using locally sourced flour were extremely tasty. Overall, Threekids was a breath of fresh air when it came to eating out on our vacation.