Great pub! Good atmosphere, TVs, great drinks (good spirits and beer variety) and friendly staff! I…read morerecommend to anyone!! :)

Stayed in the hotel above the bar. It's actually a great location so perfect. The girls who work at…read morethe bar are fantastic. Highly recommend the vin chaud! Will keep coming back!

Very rude staff. Told us to go to side door which was kitchen. Extremely disrespectful and…read moredeceitful.

I ate here twice during my time in Interlaken, purely out of its convenient location…read more The nachos were stale and tasted so strange. We only ate them because that was all they had available from their late night menu. Service was slow and our waiter was strange. We returned only because it was next to our hostel and we were starving. We were very pleasantly surprised by our burger and fries, but it still took awhile to get our checks.

As far as Geneva Irish Pubs go - this isn't a bad one. In fact, I would go as far to say it's the…read morebest one in Geneva at the moment. Let's begin with the major positive point - The food, which is out sourced, is rather pleasant and a welcome change to most of the grub you get in Geneva. You can tell, hands down, that this is all freshly prepared and tastes like it too. The half ribs and chicken is my favourite, but then again I am a lover of ribs. The pies are tasty and the chips are certainly some of the best in Geneva. The price as well isn't something to grumble about and as you don't order their garlic mushrooms (trust me, thats the one thing you don't want to eat there) then it's a lovely experience. Another positive here is that the staff have always seem to have a big smile on their face. The music is a lot more Irish than in some watering holes and the decor is some what Irish, although less so than the lovely, yet awfully managed Mulligans in the centre of town. There is free wifi and they show lots of the GAA so big plus there. Many a night I have spent here and got drunk, and would recommend it to anyone having a little get together!

I finally went to this place, to hear a band actually. My biggest problem in the Geneva area is I…read moremiss my vodka drinks. I am a vodka and cranberry juice girl and most bars don't even carry cranberry juice, which my French friend tells me is rather new to the area all together. Never the less, this place had cranberry juice and the bartender made ms a fabulous cocktail, served in a giant iced tea sized glass no less. They also carry one of my favorite beers Franziskaner. I tried the fish and chips - great, not greasy at all. My only issue with the place was I couldn't order a plate of french fries alone. I don't understand that one, but I liked it there and the band was fantastic, The Square Brackets.

I had the best night at Mulligans of my entire 10 day road trip through 7 countries! Allie is the…read morebest bartender and the regulars (Jamie and Mark) were the friendliest and most welcoming folks - I really needed this night at Mulligans. We watched darts on TV, guzzled Guinness, and laughed all night long. Many thanks to Allie for her hospitality!

If this is your first night in Geneva: Mulligans is the place where you can be sure you gonna meet…read morepeople, and listen to great music. Nights ar'e always fun over there. Definetly my kind of place!

Pub with pizza. Very good beer selection, but no Irish fare, really?…read moreHad a Black and Tan with Guinness over Kilkenny followed by a Swiss lager. Pizza was flammekuchen, which was good, but where's the shepherd's pie?

The crazy Mondays are really good. They don't have special offer on Monday. It's jut that a lot…read moreof people go there at Monday and you can go party. The cidre is really good. But the prices are really expensive.

As abstractly and arbitrarily 'Irish' as any other Irish pub in Britain or mainland Europe, this…read morelittle haunt in the cité avoids much of the twee paraprenalia and silly ornamentation that characterises its genus. A welcome relief after the horrors of its English pub counterpart a few streets away, the wood panelled interior, pleasant view and delightful terrace of this place make up for its 'theme' mentality. Obviously, the liberal interpretation of 'guinness' is to be avoided at all costs.

Excellent service! Their burgers and fries are great! We had our usual Irish car bomb and other…read moredrinks which were excellent.

From the owner: Spring Brothers Irish Pub strives to offer the best beer, at the cheapest price. With pints of beer…read morefor as little as 7.50CHF and bottles of beer as cheap as 8CHF, you'll be hard pushed to find a better priced pint in Geneva. Spring Brothers is also well known for it's Guinness, especially since 2008 when it won an award from Guinness it's self for the 'Perfect Pint' in Geneva. Finally, Spring Brothers has a wide selection of shots and specialty shots which change all the time... however one thing that never changes is the infamous 'Backdraft' which has to be seen to believed!

Wonderful atmosphere & excellent service! The menu for food & cocktails was diverse &…read moreinteresting. The food was delicious. There is a reason this place is highly recommended! We enjoyed the Guacamole toast, Truffle Croque Monsieur & lemon tart. There was lovely live (but not over-loud) music. I will be back!

Funky Claude's is one of the numerous eating/drinking establishments within the Fairmont Montreux,…read morebut outside of the lobby lounge, it's the main bar that is focused more on providing beverages of the adult variety vs. food. The lounge itself has an external entrance from the street; if you are staying at the hotel, you have to walk through the Jazz Cafe (a little awkward) before reaching the back. There's definitely a huge change in vibe depending on when you are here...on a Friday night, Funky Claude's was hopping, with a live pianist playing all different kinds of tunes (not just jazz), and all of the tables and seats at the bar occupied. On a Sunday night, however, the bar was starkly empty - there were 1 or 2 other people in the bar with us at the same time. Despite this, it felt like the staffing was the same at both times, which meant that while we were decently looked-after on Sunday, it was difficult to get attention for a refill on drinks and to close out our check after getting our initial order in on Friday. As for the menu itself...we only ate one item of food here besides the bar snacks (which were largely nuts-based), as the food otherwise seemed to (generally) resemble what could be found in the Jazz Cafe. What we did have was the creme brulee, and that tasted excellent - the rum was burned to just the right level of crispiness on the surface, infusing a bit of sweetness while maintaining a hint of the kick from the booze. As for the drink selection - the beer selection is light, while I'm sure there is a decent wine selection. Given the scarcity of cocktail bars, though, this was what I focused on drinking here - and on balance, the cocktails were solid (if priced at a level that was even pricey for a New Yorker). The namesake drink is basically a sweeter version of a mojito with a touch of absinthe - very drinkable and fun, although the brown sugar can be a bit much sometimes. My favorite was probably the L'Enfin'delle, which was a competition cocktail (according to the menu) but drank almost like juice - until you had the alcohol hit you a little later. Some folks might think it's too sweet, but I really enjoyed the smoothness and the interplay of the flavors. I did try one of the numerous G&Ts on the menu; it was quite nice as well - the tonic was certainly lighter than what I am used to encountering, while the gin wasn't too overpowering either. It came off as a light, summery take on a standard cocktail - very seasonally appropriate. While the service could be a bit better, and the price is a bit steep (but it's Switzerland - so that's a given), I enjoyed the visits I paid here, and I would definitely stop by again for a late-night visit.