Great chocolate selection, I wanted a piece of each. The staff was friendly and the selection was…read moregreat. I would definitely return.

When I first came to Switzerland my first welcome gift was chocolate from Rohr. It looked too good…read moreto eat, and it tasted just as good as it looked, so needless to say they didn't last long. I will never forget them, and I haven't seen anything else quite like it in Geneva, as they create these beautiful chocolates with pictures of Geneva on the top. They taste like small chocolate dipped cookies. It's hard to explain, but they are heavenly, and make great presents. The store itself is extremely narrow and tiny. They have a small selection of chocolate truffles in a glass case at the back that you can select some from, and you pay based on the weight. Or, you can select from one of many different pre-wrapped gift boxes. The service is standard Geneva friendly, and their chocolate is yummy as ever.

For this place having one of the best chefs of France, the pastries sure do taste bland. The…read morepresentation is beautiful but then once you begin to bite into it, the flavors just don't come with it. I'm not saying they are tasteless, however, for advertising about their patisserie, i have had better. It is also over priced for their tea which comes from bags. The hot chocolate is homemade yet I have had hot chocolate places where they prepare everything from scratch and they were never as liquidy as this. The interior is that of a modern tea room and is clean and well decorated.

Rarely do I remember passing by a shop where so many people stop and gawk from the outside -- the…read moredesserts here are that artful and creative. As a more practical matter, they're open on Sundays for breakfast. For 10 EUR, you get brioche and toast with butter, jam, and honey, as well as hot drink of your choice and fresh-squeezed orange juice. While on the pricey side, the quality of everything is very good, and it was a pleasant way to start the day. The ambiance is on the fancy side, and I appreciated the comfortable seating after all the walking I'd done in the city. The shops also sells a good variety of chocolates and other treats that would be great to give as gifts. Everything is basically Switzerland prices (i.e. high), but may be worthwhile for some special items.

The best ice cream in town. They made fresh everyday , we ate every evening after dinner if you…read morehave chance in Annecy France ,I recommend this shop .

The line speaks for itself. There is a reason this is one of the busiest stands in town. Very good…read moreand fresh flavors with unique flavor combinations! Loved the pineapple and basil sorbet and the melon sorbet! Definitely a must try when in Annecy after dinner or when you need a late night snack!

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)

Fantastic chocolates!!! The proprietor is so nice and we enjoyed our visit.,He gave us samples and…read morethey are unique and delicious. The store is beautiful and we bought some gift boxes to take back to LA. The area is quaint.and lovely. It was late and started to rain so we couldn't enjoy the area as much. Good reason to come back!

The Swiss do many thAngs right. Wine, watches, and chocolate…read more This chocolate is by far the best I have ever had in my life. Absolutely mesmerizing. You eat the stuff and you're like, "omg, I can die right now". The flavors melt in your mouth and leave very pleasant aftertaste that effervesces with you for several minutes afterwards... Even better, pair the chocolate with wine (or I brought some back to the U.S. and paired the chocolate with bourbon - and this was fantastic!) While we are on the subject, did I mention its organic, eco-friendly chocolate. No bad thAng, thAngs in it. All natural. No preservatives... all that stuff. They have a multitude of flavors that will knock your socks off (over 50 different ones): chocolates from all over the world tea flavored chocolate passion fruit chocolate basil saffron... see my pic. It doesn't get any better than this.

Charming chocolate shop in Old Town that is known for their chocolate covered almonds. Everyone…read moreworking there was friendly and they even gave me a piece of chocolate almond to try. You can get their chocolate almonds in a bag or boxed up (if you're gifting). I ended up getting a bag for myself. They are powder coated and aren't too sweet. They're pricey but worth it. Treat yourself!

I finally got to experience why Swiss chocolate is the best chocolate! Auer was recommended to me…read moreboth by a local friend and by several social media travel videos and blogs. The employees don't speak much English, but they were still very helpful! Ask for the "almond princess" aka chocolate covered almonds - which I think is their best seller as they have it in several size options (small bags, gift boxes). Yes - you'll think to yourself, why am I spending 10+ euros on almonds?? Trust me, it is a glorious experience!! I wish I brought more home. They seem to last quite a while so these would be great gifts to bring back (if you can resist eating them all yourself)! I also tried both milk and dark chocolate truffles which were so good. I only wish I visited Auer earlier on my trip so I could try more of their sweet treats!! Favorite chocolate shop ever!

I like it! Friendly service and good location. Right long the river you'll find Movenpick ice…read morecream. They also have a nice outdoor seating area for you to enjoy your ice cream later. Came in on a Monday afternoon and was greeted by the staff. They have a lot of unique flavours like dulche de leche, creme brûlée, tiramisu, apricot and more! They offer plenty of samples for you to try. I finally decided on raspberry pana cotta, macadamia nut dulche de leche, and passion fruit mango (which was very tart). Everything in Switzerland is pricey, so expect to pay a decent amount wherever you are. 3 scoops was 11.50 CHF (1 scoop is 4.20 CHF). To be honest it's ok, and you are in a touristy area anyways. The flavours of the ice cream was nice and creamy. I'd go back when in Geneva again!

This place is delicious, authenticate, and affordable. Went with some friends and we all got…read moredifferent wraps and shared a vegetarian plate for the dips and falafel. Nice break from the priciness of most of the other dining in Geneva. Would go again.

Smooth, delicious gelato offered in a small, clean storefront by efficient staff. A must-try if…read moreyou're in the Paquis neighborhood! The gelato is very smooth and high quality. They offer a variety of classic flavors, such as fraisse/strawberry, cocoa, vanilla, stracciatella, salted butter caramel, and more! In addition to sorbets, they also offer lite and vegan gelato, though I don't remember seeing any Lite options on my particular day of visit. The day I went they happened to offer a special collab flavor so I would def check in to see what their daily flavors -- not sure how often their flavors rotate. My boyfriend and I tried the: - Strawberry: super fluffy, smooth, had little bits of strawberry seeds and flesh which implies it's made with real fruit - Granola milk/cereal milk: I'm a sucker for cereal-inspired flavors so I loved this!! Tastes like the milk that's leftover after finishing a bowl of sweet cornflakes. One of their collab flavors. - Cannelle aka cinnamon: tastes like a snickerdoodle - French vanilla: classic We paid a little less than 6 CHF for a small and the small comes with 3 flavors. Portions are very generous. They offer samples. I can't comment on the authenticity of the gelato here but if you're looking for a sweet treat, this is the place! FYI, if you're looking for authentic, my native-Swiss airbnb host recommended Gelateria Fiordilatte :)

The flavor selection here is elite. And you can combine 3 flavors in a scoop!! I got pistachio,…read moretiramisu, and black sesame and all were amazing. Pistachio was not too sweet which I really liked.