We stumbled upon this place after looking up some yelp restaurants in Geneva. We were pleasantly…read moresurprised. My mother is a vegetarian and she found some pretty good food there. We first ordered potatoes along with some guacamole, "Tapas A". Those are pretty good but not great and so we weren't super excited about what's to come. Every day the menu changes and it's a handwritten menu want to chalkboard, this is pretty cool. It's located near the hotel Warwick in Geneva Switzerland. It's also located near a lot of other restaurants and there's indoor and outdoor seating. We sat outside on a beautiful day and it was definitely worth it. The service is stellar. We absolutely loved our server and the guy running the place. They were very funny and helpful. They didn't speak much English but there's definitely good communication between us. For dinner we got the cheeseburger, the best in Geneva, per reports.... cheeseburger was definitely good, very good! The vegetarian burger was even better!! And the chicken burger was also delicious so definitely a great place to eat! There were other Tapas choices as well so maybe we just picked wrong. They have tons of food options. Parking is tight but there is street parking. Prices are expensive but medium. Cool place to hangout! Definitely recommend you come here!

It might seem the burger is on a diet, size-wise,but the taste is mighty good, and i have tried a…read morefare share of burgers in GVA and burger city USA. Service is decent and courteous. Atmosphere is unpretentious. Let u stay this way, ole ole.

This hidden gem located in Geneva, Switzerland is nestled in an amazing garden in Brunswick Park…read morenear Geneva Lake. This historic house restaurant offers indoor and outdoor seating. I sat on the outdoor patio hoping to have lunch but they stopped serving lunch at 2:30pm and I arrived at 3pm. So I decided to have a liter of sparkling mineral water 11 euro and the Pecan Nuts and honey Pie 9.70 euro. I enjoyed every bite of the pie and the relaxing atmosphere. Service was very nice and efficient.

Great location with the view of the Fountain. Food was…read moreyummy. Service was fast and great. Staff was friendly and simply awesome. Wr chanced upon this place and had a quick bite. We had 30 minutes before our activity and was able to eat and enjoy the view.

An impressive rooftop bar with spectacular scenery and great cocktails…read more This is the perfect spot to enjoy the sunset in Geneva.

The view was amazing as our tour friends mentioned. Drink were good, but pricey for what we are…read moreused to. We enjoyed the bartender explaining with enthusiasm on selecting his special for the day. We know service is a bit different than in the US, but don't like servers ignoring us or thinking we're a bother before they even get started. We are not high maintenance people so it does put us off. Again, the drinks were tasty and the view fabulous.

This place is perfect when Geneva gets cold and you need a place to bring your honeys to for date…read morenight. Redic deelish tapas (from the crudo to the cheeses) and tasty Swiss red wine. Unlike most of the restos in Geneva, the dudes that work here are attentive, friendly and quick. The place is clean, organized and spacious enough to accommodate couples or groups. It is right next to the tram stop so you can get railed and get on a rail. seewhatididthere Merci. Be like Louis R, travel to Switzerland.

good snacks and wine of the month. love the atmosphere !read more

I'm totally feelin this spot…read more Why? In the 4 - 8pm hours, while other people are drinking at Geneva establishments that have have great beer/wine/cocktails...there is something always missing. Music. This spot, however, pumps chill-yet-soulful tracks during the late afternoon hours...add the industrial feel/European waterway/traditional surrounding architecture...man, this place is fuckin money. Drinking red wine with a fine Italian, French, German honey, outside, by the artsy decommissioned funicular cars and you'll know youz at a straight-up baby-makin joint. Merci, Brasserie Des Halles De L'ile. Merci.

I've walked by this structure every day on my way to and from work for two months without ever…read morestopping to wonder if it had a function. It's one of those iconic buildings that just become part of the scenery of a city. Well, it turns out that it's a restaurant/lounge, and one of the "in" places to go for drinks after work. The decor reminded me of Brooklyn or the Meat Packing District in New York, with a lot of exposed cement and pipes across the ceiling. The building must have been a loading dock or something, and they've basically hollowed out the place, set up tables and a bar, and jacked up the value of the old building. The long hall is divided between a dining area and drinking area. An island bar runs across the center of the narrow hall in the drinking portion of the building, leaving very little room on each side. I tend to spend most of my time either pressed against the window or dodging passers-by trying to make it to the other end of the bar. It's crowded, I've heard the food is mediocre on its best days, it's pricey, the music gets really loud as the night progresses, and they have maybe two red wines on the menu. But there's something about walking across a bridge to get to a bar that sits in the center of a European river that I find appealing. There are also old ferris wheel cars that have been converted into tables in the terrace area. A good go-to place when you're gathering people from both sides of the river, as this is dead center!

I like to drink lots of beers on the water…read more ...in Europe. In Europe, fools. This spot is perfect to get beers (and tapas) whilst taking in the views of the Geneva architecture, Lake Geneva channel and mingling with the French (Swiss) locals. The service is very European (if you drink at lots of European bars, like I do, you'll comprehend this). Will I be back here, doin my thang? Oui. Hell oui. Be like Louis R, travel to Switzerland.

Lovely little Italian restaurant cum brocante by Parc de Eaux Vives. We first spotted this…read morerestaurant after a walk in the park and their terrace was so enticing that we had to come back. We had dinner there on a drizzly Monday evening and started with a couple of wines by the class on the terrace (we simply said "vin rouge" and "vin blanc" and didn't know what we were getting, but they served us very nice wines at a reasonable price). I had a pasta dish with octopus, which was delicious, and my hubby had steak, which he really enjoyed as well. At some point, it started to rain so we had to move inside for our meal and things got more interesting. They have fantastic vintage stuff inside, including a gorgeous lemon yellow Vespa, LV luggage, and as it turns out, the bar cart of our dreams! A couple of free limoncellos later, we were carrying home our gorgeous new bar cart (the damage was 200 CHF but well worth it, as it's the most unique wooden one we've ever come across!). All in all, it was a 300 CHF night out, but the memories are priceless!

Absolutely wonderful dining experience and the best puttanesca I've ever had! Highly recommend a…read morevisit.

Reasonably priced Spanish tapas restaurant in Eaux Vive located near the tram and bus stops at Rue…read morede Lac. They offer outdoor seating during the warmer months which is very nice and perfect for people watching. Their tapas platters are a good price for a group though next time I think I'd order a la carte and then share the tapas selections. Reservations not needed on a weeknight though the restaurant did fill up by later in the evening.

Apparently this is where the "European banker types" hang out. I was expecting it to be posh, but…read moreit was just overcrowded and stuffy. There was a slightly high-end meat-market feel to the place, and you couldn't really look anywhere without fear that your line of vision would inadvertently cross some old man's, who would then give you a creepy smile. Maybe it was an off-night, but I didn't see much other than roaming eyes, and one particular table that was surrounded by about five or six middle-aged to post-middle-aged men and one very plastic looking young lady who almost looked like she was being negotiated over. This is a happy hour type place, and gets busy just between 6:30-8:30pmish. It would be a two-star establishment in my opinion, if it weren't for the free food they kept bringing out!