Something that I noticed about Geneva is that while there are a lot of great restaurants, good…read moreChinese food is hard to find (disclaimer: I am ethnically Chinese and am prone to being more picky when it comes to Chinese food). A group of friends were craving Chinese food so we decided to check out Restaurant La Baguette d'Or. Although it looks small and unassuming from the outside (I assumed it was just another cheap student spot since it's over at Plainpalais), the inside was decorated well and it was definitely not cheap. We ordered a bunch of meats and vegetables to share. The food was fine. It wasn't great and at times I felt like it was a bit under seasoned, but it was passable and if I am desperately craving Chinese food, I will return.

Service at this restaurant is extremely good first of all, the waiters are really nice and willing…read moreto help if you have any questions. Every time I go here and bring friends we all agree food is amazing, many many options to choose from so it only makes the experience even better. Although it might not be "traditional" Chinese food it's a very good take on it.

This place has all the potential but just drops the ball. Great location, well designed but awful…read moremenu and food selection. Tapas and shareable items are not always available and the service is especially slow.

Aloha, who doesn't love a brew-pub, especially in Geneva! Thank you Yelpers for guiding me to this…read morepub. I had a delicious spritzer, while hubby & son had a home-made-brew, nice. Both said they were good. Brasserie du Molard is located in the middle of old town Geneva where all the action is. Great for people watching & putting your feet up after walking the town. Near the free bus lines of Geneva & many restaurants & shops. With 2 Rolex shops, LV etc in view from the bridge on either side, you know you're in the mecca of wealth. A must to walk around Geneva & put your feet up for a nice cold one! Enjoy!

In the heart of downtown Lausanne, this restaurant epitomizes Swiss cuisine. It has the intimacy,…read moredecor and service of an upscale brasserie with a substantial Bavarian menu. Steeply priced. They served some of the best bread I had in Lausanne with a deliciously potent, traditional mustard. The salmon was cooked to perfection -- a deliciously crisp outside with a juicy, tender interior. The presentation, sides felt a bit extraneous. The figue dessert was terrific, featuring a raspberry sorbet center-piece supported with cooked and raw fig, orange, and meringue.

The service was quick and efficient which is a good start. The decor is very old school German. My…read moredrink was nearly straight liquor so if you're looking to have a good time, this place will do. The chicken schnitzel was very delicious. The portion was so big that I didn't eat anything else on the plate

O.M.G. Brezel König,…read moreduring my recent stay in Bern, I got addicted to your pretzels. Being from NY, I LOVE a good salty street pretzel but these - oh, baby! I recommend the Raclette, which combines two of my favorite things - cheese and carbs. The bread products in Switzerland are off the hook. They have many options but my favorites were the cheese one, the pumpkin seed one (I can't remember or pronounce "pumpkin seed" in German) and the sesam one. No, that's not a typo, in Switzerland there's no "e" at the end of "sesame". They also have ones with salami and sandwiches as well, which we didn't try. The pretzels will cost you between 3.50-4.50 Swiss Francs (around $4.50 USD). Grab your brezel, say, "Merci veil mal!" and enjoy the delicious goodness.

Yelp Review 2026 #139:…read more Brezelkonig is in every major city train station in Switzerland. But the one in Bern has got to be the best location I've been to. Catching a super early morning train means having to grab something that will hold me over until I get breakfast at my next destination. This location is open by 5am and they already have all sorts of options. I've been to a Brezelkonig location that's open early but they only have 3 things ready! I like their jalapeño pretzel, and their croissant with chocolate. It's quite filling. The jalapeño pretzel has some sort of bacon/ ham and the jalapeños were pretty spicy . They have a machine that makes fresh bagels.

I stumbled upon Hansel & Gretel after leaving the bar l'Antiquaire in search of some fries. They…read moregive a decent amount of fries for 3€. I shared two portions with two other girls and was perfectly satisfied for my late night munchies! The fries were however extremely salty, among the saltiest I've ever had, but for the price I wouldn't complain. It seems like they have a decent menu for students as well; will come back again to try their bratwurst and beer combo! There's seating outside as well as indoors upstairs. The waitress was wearing a dirndl and was very nice- in fact she convinced us to come in haha! The best part is that they're open much later than stated here on Yelp and on their menu. We went at 23h and they were still open when we left near midnight.

A delicious and VERY German restaurant. GREAT prices, super food, kind service. Lyon has needed…read morethis for years. A perfect taste of Germany in France! Danke schön.

High end food quality and exceptional service at the restaurant right by the water. The decor is…read morevery classy and elegant, with Tiffany colour decor. Will definitely try to go back in summer to try the patio seatings.

Most excellent food and service from our waiter Viktor. Thanks for a great dinner and eveningread more

This was my go-to pub/bar when I was living and working at a winery a few train stations away…read more Awesome hang out for locals young and old though the dominant group of people were definitely 30~ and younger. While most of Europe is pretty cheap to go out for a drink, Switzerland is pretty comparable with North America for the price of a beer. They had awesome local Biel beer on tap. When I tried to order in very poor German, the girl was accommodating in switching to English, but I have to admit I did want to practice my German ;). The place has a cool vibe, the art on the wall talks about no wifi, talk. Funky and cool sayings in different languages -- Biel is French and (Swiss) German after all. Awesome place.

Sweet atmosphere on a Thursday night, we each had a drink…read moreand were feeling alright. The bar was quite packed with a 20-somethings crowd, and was closeish to the bahnhof- just downtown. Drinks were a bit pricey, but tasted great. Watch out for the pin ball- this I must say (the left paddle doesn't work every time, OK). The bar tenders were cool, and the place was really chill, I'd come back to Pooc if I returned to Biel!