We stopped in for drinks after lunch at Oakfire, and overall had a pleasant experience. The…read morewaitstaff was attentive, friendly, and quick to bring everything we requested. The only disappointment was overhearing members of the waitstaff speaking negatively about customers to the hostess. The conversation was loud enough that I could clearly hear it while sitting on the outdoor patio. While I understand that every job has its challenging moments, those conversations are best kept out of earshot of guests, as they can detract from an otherwise enjoyable experience. Aside from that, our visit was enjoyable, and that's the one area I would recommend improving.

About as bad as it gets. I wish I could write about the food but we arrived at 2:50. We got water…read moreright away but then ignored for 20 minutes until I asked the bus boy to get our waitress. We ordered drinks and appetizers at 3:15...then nothing again. At 3:30pm I told our waitress if we didnt have our drinks and food in 5 minutes we had to leave for an event. She said she could get our drinks (why we didnt get them sooner anyway, I dont know), but not our oysters. Im not sure how this place is still open with so many other great choices.

Geneva Liquors may be small and a bit crowded, but it's packed with charm, personality, and a…read moresurprisingly wide selection. The owner is a standout--incredibly friendly, interesting to talk to, and he brings a personal touch that's rare to find these days. He remembers his regular customers and has fascinating stories from his time living in Asia. It's the kind of place where you feel like more than just another transaction. The store offers a large variety of liquors and beers, with something for just about every taste. There's also a fair selection of non-alcoholic beers--a thoughtful inclusion we really appreciate, though we'd love to see even more variety in that category as demand continues to grow. The wine selection isn't exotic, but it's clearly curated with the local customer in mind. You'll find quality bottles at fair prices--perfect for everyday sipping or easy gifting. Geneva Liquors is a great example of what a neighborhood liquor store should be: clean, welcoming, well-stocked, and run by someone who truly cares about the community. We're glad to support it--and we'll definitely be back.

Really nice owners and this place is PACKED with anything you need! Beer, wine, spirits, seltzers…read moreand one variety pack of JuneShine Hard Kombucha. I live in San Diego where JuneShine is based and have a hard time finding it outside of California, I was so excited to find it here - hopefully if it becomes a top seller it will make its way to the cooler as right now it's on the reg shelf. I'll be back soon on my next visit!

Stopped her along our way back to the hotel to grab some food and drinks for the road. I'm happy…read morethat this place is open late at night and it was actually our late night hero. This place featured a decent amount of snacks and munchies since we were looking to have a a little party back in our hotel. The price is here are below average and you're not paying the Tourist price. I do think that this establishment is a little bit outdated but it serves as purpose. Great hours, staff here was very friendly. Please keep in mind at the late Geneva area does have weird laws when it comes to liquor so please read up on it before stopping here because I promise you that you're cashier is not trying to screw you over. This more so applies to people that do not live in the area

Bell's is a deceptively small store - it's easy to drive past and think of it as just a humble…read morelittle shop. However, you really do have to get inside before you miss out. It's easily the best selection of liquor for miles, including some pretty pricey stuff. On my last visit, I salivated over a few bottles of scotch with three-digit price tags. It would be wasted on me, though. Better to let someone with a more-refined sense of taste buy it. Anyway, in addition to a wide variety of wine, beer, and spirits, there's a decent grocery selection, too. It won't rival Sentry, but given a choice between a huge grocery store with a decent liquor section and a great liquor store with a decent grocery section, I'll choose the second one eight days a week.

One of the last bars we checked out in the area before we left. This is not really a late night…read moreestablishment for those that want to bar hop. What I like about this place is that firstly it hosts many sorts of events. We weren't here late at night but we came here the morning after check out some of the vendors being featured here. The fact that it's dog friendly was even better . I like that you're able to charge by the ounce at this place. There's even food featured here too and a pretty fair price . I tried a few of the hard ciders that were featured here since I've never had that before and I'm basically hooked on their product. Bars like this are just pretty engaging. Great outdoor seating and very clean restrooms! Great place to try an array of new drinks!

Our group stopped by Geneva Tap House around 6:30pm on Saturday, July 5th for a quick drink before…read moredinner. It's a fun, casual spot with a spacious layout--there's seating on the main level, upstairs, and outside as well. The self-serve, pour-your-own system is a great feature. After a quick check-in with the cashier, you're free to sample and pour what you like. The taps offer a wide variety of options, including beer and wine, which was a pleasant surprise! There was live music playing during our visit, adding a really nice touch to the laid-back atmosphere. They also offer snacks for purchase (paid at the cashier). One suggestion: it would be nice to see more non-alcoholic options besides just soda--maybe a craft NA beer or mocktail for those not drinking (like myself). Overall, it was a quick but enjoyable stop. We'd return again. I also noticed they offer bingo some nights- that's always fun.

So yummy! Great service and steak sandwich was fantastic. Little wait was worth it. Burger was…read morefab.

Our first stop in Lake Geneva is going to be hard to top! This is one of those places where you…read morelook at the menu and it's hard to choose because everything sounds amazing. My husband had a nice chicken sandwich and I had the Eddie Vedder fillet sandwich and it was awesome. Great fries too, the kind of fries where you know you should stop eating, but you just can't. Pay all that great food with good service and a fun bar atmosphere. It was a great start to our vacation.

It's always an east and pleasant experience at Bruno's. It's a charming little shop that has a…read moresolid selection of wine and spirits and an interesting rotation of local and seasonal beers. They're always helpful and friendly and ready with an ice pop for the kids.

Jimmy, the owner, is a great guy. Excellent customer service, good selection (wine,beer,liquor),…read morefair prices. If he does not have something he will have a substitute suggestion and/or attempt to get it in if he can. Would not go anywhere else when around Lake Geneva.

Happily stumbled upon this place while traipsing around downtown Geneva. Located in an actual…read moreformer church and across the street from an actual church. Feel good vibes inside. Top notch friendly staffers. Large list of beer with fun names that are uniquely delicious. Definitely a fun stop and will go again.

Great place to stop in for a cold beer. It's in an old church with some pretty nice stained glass…read more They have a nice outside seating area for people watching. Definitely will stop in again next time I'm in Lake Geneva.

Peruvian wings. Great salad and two giant wings. Shared with Wifey and a bottle of a reasonably…read morepriced bottle of wine. Perfect light lunch. Bob Ross on TV over the bar. Mesmerizing.! Decor was really cool (Euro-ish) so was the music in background. Want to come back for more. Server never stopped smiling.

House of Bogini was a mixed bag, but mostly a great experience…read more Service: Excellent throughout the night. Attentive but also relaxed. Ambiance: Ambiance and restaurant decor was one of the highlights of the night in my opinion. Lots of neat items and decor - interesting glasses, art, couches/chairs, leather menus, etc. Food: We had the Peruvian chicken wings and the wagyu beef tacos. I thought the Peruvian chicken wing dish was quite good - 9/10. The chicken was very flavorful and the salad was a decent size and tasted good. The wagyu tacos in my opinion was underwhelming for sure. It really tasted like pretty bland meat and the tortilla chips on the side were almost guaranteed straight from a bag (Aldi blue corn tortilla chips if I had to guess ). I wouldn't personally recommend the tacos. If I were to go again, I'd get the chicken wings again, and get the hangover salad instead of the tacos. Drinks: We had the coconut cocktail, the cucumber cocktail, and I had a beer from Nicaragua. All were tasty, albeit definitely lacking punch, i.e. I couldn't actually tell you with a fact if they contained alcohol. The Nicaraguan beer was super light and I liked it. There was a beer from Czechia but it was out of stock.