We walked from the old city to eat here based on Yelp reviews. We asked for nice tall and strong…read morecoffee since mixing water and espresso is not really Americano. I told the young tall man about our coffee experience and he said I got you. He hit the ball out of the park. Our coffee was delicious. The food menu is limited but what we ordered was very good. Cute place, friendly staff, great experience. After I took my husband to the barber next door that was also a hit, if you need a barber.

This was so so so delicious and the service was great. 10/10 flat white and the poached eggs were…read moreso insanely delicious!!!!

The food sucks. The service sucks. And the ambiance is just bad. Don't recommend it . The food is…read morebad

My group and I were running late for a bus to Chamonix - this was a lifesaver in helping us avoid…read morebeing hungry for the bus ride there. The two employees were extremely understanding and attentive to our situation and prepared 4 sandwiches, 2 croissants, and 3 coffees within 5 minutes. On top of the quick service, they were kind, easy to talk to, and charismatic. This pit stop greatly relieved our stress and was as good of a start to our mornings as we could ask for.

My first meal in Geneva, but not super impressed. First thing's first, seat yourself, don't wait…read morefor them. I had two of the crab sandwiches, which were fine but nothing to write home about. They're basically little tea sandwiches on white bread filled with crab salad and alfalfa sprouts. I'm probably an idiot because I ordered the "the froid citron" expecting something homemade but got a bottle of nestea. For 4.60 francs. *sigh* My husband's croque monsieur and salad were fairly tasty. They spoke a little English, which helped us with our rusty French. But all in all, I wouldn't walk a mile again to come back here for their lunch. But I'd consider it to try something from their wide array of desserts, purely based on looks.

Martel is a confectionery shop with tea room and is located in downtown Geneva. They sell…read morechocolates, pastries, sandwiches and so on. Tea room menu is limited but interesting! I ordered tasty Norwegian salad served with toasts and bread. Well! Above all it's to mention salmon and shrimps were fresh! Bread was fresh too but unfortunately hard to eat! Service was very friendly and price met high quality food.

Staff was super friendly and welcoming when we were in search for a quick lunch. Unfortunately,…read moretheir sandwiches just wasn't up to par with what we were expecting. A little on the pricey side as well. Known to be a bagel shop, not sure what we were expecting coming here for a quick bite. The smoked salmon was not filling being that there were only a few slices on a fairly dry bread. The burger was underwhelming in the meat patty and the taste of it was just absorbed in the sauce. Typical to be paired with a salad and fries. Smoke salmon sandwich roughly 10 Swiss Francs and the burger around 15 Swiss Francs. A soda was around 5 Swiss Francs. They offer meals for large groups of 10+ and what I think is catering options as well - a little bit of a language barrier there. Indoor and outdoor seating. After ordering, they bring you the items and clean up after you as well which was a nice final touch to the fast food chain.

Had a delicious tuna sandwich and turkey with cheese on crunchy bread. It was very good. Service…read morewas very good too.

Found this little coffee shop, apparently it's a bit of a chain, in Geneva and they had great…read morecoffee. I love that the space is huge, which is a bit unusual in the EU as most places are small, and had ample room for meetings, working, and hanging out. It was quite busy in the AM but the staff were friendly, helpful & got us our drinks quickly. Coffee is definitely a little on the weaker side so go for the extra shot!

TL;DR USA USA USA…read more people working on laptops. lattes that are 90% milk, 10% espresso. iced coffee that is just coffee with ice. not that sugar, whipped cream funny business. the closest thing to the states you can get in good old geneve. warms my heart. in this case cools my heart with that iced coffee. heart emoji.

I found this place through a Time Out article I read on the best cafe's in Geneva, and I am so…read morehappy I decided to stop by during my stay. It's a cute, hip. chic cafe that serves, well, chou pastries! They have your typical cream puffs with different flavors, and savory eclairs, which I found very surprising! They also have cute little chouquettes and other viennoiseries. I got the Caramel Buree Sale and Black Sesame chou (2,80 each), and the Chèvre Frais (fresh goat cheese) savory eclair (5,50). All of them were presented beautifully, and WOW. If I had all the money in the world, I might spend all of it on these chou pastries!! the Caramel Buree Sale was the perfect sweetness - just a little bit salty and very very rich and smooth caramel. The Black Sesame was also so amazing. Much sweeter than the Caramel, but it was so creamy and the black sesame flavor was very prominent. The savor eclair was also so devine! the goat cheese paired very well with the artichoke, and the carrots and pomegranate made a nice addition to it. The chou pastry itself was just amazing, and not sweetened, which made it ideal for both the sweet and the savory. So buttery, slightly crisp (but not crispy, if you know what I mean) on the outside and soft (but not mushy) on the inside. I also got two chouquettes (,50 each) for the road because my experience with the first three items were just so darn good. Little did I know that they would barely last 10 seconds, because they were so. frickin. good. I got the plain sugar and chocolate chouquette (they also have an almond flavor), and as i took my first bite of the plain sugar one, I literally said "holy hell" out loud because i was so startled at how good it was. It was light and airy, but also just a little creamy inside. The chocolate one was just as good as the sugar one. I think I easily could have devoured a dozen and not feel the slightest bit guilty. If I lived in Geneva, you'd bet everything that I would be a frequent customer, especially because they rotate their chou flavors constantly, so you'd always get to try a new flavor! The staff was also very kind. For the majority of the time I was there, it was just one girl hustling the floor, and yet she took the time to take my photo when I asked her.

Nice cafe that we stumbled on while walking back from the # 4 water taxi to the old part of the…read morecity. We got there after the morning/early afternoon rush on a Saturday so many of the options were sold out. What remained was good (small savory eclair-type sandwiches that were interesting - most seemed to have Mediterranean-type seasonings/ingredients so a little more interesting and tasty than what you'd find at some traditional boulangerie/cafe). Worth stopping by if you're in that part of the city.

This snack bar is conveniently located inside the mall and does a great coffee. I'm certain that…read morefor the average European the croissant and baguettes etc on offer are considered good,but for me I did not enjoy the experience and the service was very slow.

Every time I go to Globus, I always find myself making my way towards the Asian food... and I get…read morethe same thing. every time. I just cannot resist the cartelized orange chicken and white rice. It sounds like an ordinary plate but its not! I've been to places and have ordered orange chicken but it doesn't compare to this! It is very busy during lunch time but I've always managed to find a place (and I even have my son in his stroller)! It is very spacious in there and it's always fun to go shopping after a full stomach! In regards to the cost... it is a bit pricey for cafeteria style food. But that's Geneva for you!

Based on last three crepe experiences Globus Delicatessen deserve 5 stars review! Last crepe…read more(muscat) the nutmeg one with aubergine, tomato and spinach was very delicious too! There is also the possibility to make own crepe: You order crepe with ingredients you want! This is a cool option! Fresh carrot orange juice was tasty too. Their coffee is strong and good. Restaurant interior decoration is nice. I like much daylight getting inside and there are some tables for sitting outside too. Service is very friendly and price corresponds to high quality food but is still below Geneva average! It's to mention restaurant is crowded over lunchtime and it may be difficult to get a good seat! ps: I avoid eating sushi and sashimi not only in Globus but in every restaurant in Europe! It apparently becomes very difficult to get fresh fish! Well! I'd eat sushi and sashimi in Japan because fish has been always fresh!