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11 years ago
An cosy little restaurant in the village of Corsier, friendly and quick service too. Excellent filets des perches, fondue, entrecôte, really good fries :-) Nice ambience as well. read more
Chemin du Château 5
1246 Corsier
Switzerland
022 751 11 59
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http://www.cafedusoleilcorsier.ch/
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Hours
What time does Café du Soleil open?
Café du Soleil opens at 8:00 AM on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.Café du Soleil opens at 9:00 AM on Saturday and Sunday.
What time does Café du Soleil close?
Café du Soleil is closed on Monday.Café du Soleil closes at 12:00 AM (Next day) on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Mon ClosedTue-Fri 8:00 AM - 12:00 AM (Next day)Sat-Sun 9:00 AM - 12:00 AM (Next day)
Does Café du Soleil have catering options?
No, Café du Soleil does not have catering options.
Does Café du Soleil serve alcohol?
Yes, Café du Soleil serves alcohol. Full Bar
Does Café du Soleil have TVs?
Yes, Café du Soleil has TVs.
Does Café du Soleil have outdoor seating?
Yes, Café du Soleil has outdoor seating options.
Does Café du Soleil have parking?
Yes, Café du Soleil has parking options.
Does Café du Soleil have free WiFi?
Yes, Café du Soleil has free WiFi.
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This is one of the best confiserie/pâtisserie I have visited in all of Europe! There is a huge…read moreselection of pastries, desserts and chocolates, and everything I've tried has been delicious. Not only are the ingredients of high quality, but there are unique flavor combinations and the creations are beautiful. One slight downside is the coffee is just ok. Their machine can't seem to create a proper milk foam. Other than that, everything at Moret is excellent.
Best Confiserie in town, whether chocolate, pies. Try milk chocolate carac or their pear pie. Also…read morea pleasant place for a quick coffee
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Pistachio and chocolate escargot. Delicious!
This restaurant was recommended to us and it didn't disappoint. It seems that others know about it…read moretoo. It was crowded after 1 pm. It is mainly a coffee and pastry shop, but they do have a few things available for lunch. You order and pay at the counter, and then select your table. There is no table service. I had a large serving of quinoa salad and my wife had the soup of the day, followed by a slice of chocolate cake. Both main courses tasted excellent and there was a lot of the salad. The chocolate cake had a great chocolate taste and the consistency was perfect. This was followed by mochachinos. Those were excellent too. Overall, this was a great lunch.
The space is absolutely amazing. Whether you want to sit in the gorgeous indoor space and get some…read morework done, or enjoy a coffee with friends out on the patio near the Roman History Museum, the atmosphere here is fantastic. Perhaps the best in Nyon. They serve excellent artisan roasted coffee, and offer a small but tempting looking selection of pastries, soups, and salads and the service is always friendly.
Mochachino
Plat du jour
Soup of the day and quinoa salad
Delicious coffee, great ambiance, and even WiFi! Pick up some coffee beans and have them ground so…read moreyou can make coffee back at your cabin! This place is also dog friendly
So glad we found this! I am dairy free and traveling is…read moredifficult! I was finally able to get a good cappuccino here! They had almond, soy and oat milk! They also make smoothies either with or without dairy. The owners are Canadian and are very kind and accommodating. While my husband was climbing MT Blanc he let my kiddos sit and play UNO for hours to burn up some time while I got enough coffee in my system. The staff were great and even had terrific suggestions for other spots to eat AND some good non dairy options. Thanks!!
Iced lattes outside
Cups and lids are all compostable and bio renewable.
Fresh bagel and cream cheese. Yerm
cute little local coffee shop in Annecy old town. As an american tourist (who doesn't know much…read morefrench) this was a such a cute find! The owners spoke english and they have a great selection of coffees, lattes etc. Not much food/ bakery options, but there are plenty of patisseries around the area
We popped into this cute little coffee spot before wandering around the Friday morning market. My…read morecold brew was 5 Euros and lovely! Quite delicious. The woman at the cash register and the man making the coffees were both very friendly. I didn't try any of it, but it looks like they serve breakfast as well!
This is a cool cafe on the main street in Rolle, near the castle and the lake. There's a small but…read moregood selection of homemade desserts. I recently had poppy seed cake and tried my friend's blueberry crumble, both of which were delicious. They have savory dishes and salads, but I haven't tried any. A great thing about coming here rather than a tea room is they have alcohol! Ok the beer choices aren't anything to brag about, but there are some nice local wines. A quirk of this place -- and part of what makes it cool -- is it also doubles as a furniture showroom. Yes, the furniture in the cafe is also for sale. The style is an industrial/vintage look, and has a lot of character. They also have live music in the evenings from time to time. Overall this is a place with a fun vibe, and has substance to go along with the style.
Excellent place for lunch or dinner. Their meals are made freshly every day and the ambience is…read morelovely. As it is located near the Rolle Castle, is nice for a walk near the lake afterwards.
Love this place. The pastries are great, the sandwiches are tasty (they have an excellent chicken…read morecurry sandwich), the cappuccino is on point. It gets a little busy at times but with the location being close to the lake, right by the bus stop and a short walk to the train, it's a great little place to grab a bite and relax. The staff are nice and courteous, they speak some English which is a bonus! I prefer this over Cartier which is also nearby.
A great little coffee shop. Great location, right by the lake. This place is definately better than…read moreStarbucks, its a lot more authentic and has better coffee. The pastries are excellent, probably my favorite croissants, and some great sandwiches too. 7/10
"LE BON PAIN"
Nice stop for lunch when touring Chamonix. Staff was extremely friendly. Onion soup was…read moreexcellent. Tartine was huge and very good. Cheese plate was nicely presented with very generous portions of cheese. Very enjoyable lunch.
We enjoyed our breakfast here! We ordered crepes and espresso! Friendly staff and tasty foodread more
Onion soup
Tartine
The coolest cafe in Annemasse!! My friends and I randomly found this spot while walking around the…read moreneighborhood. This city doesn't have much but this cafe makes it a little bit better! Le Maâ seems so out of place in this city but I'm so happy we found it! With coffee, tea, drinks and healthy lunch menu, this spot has a cool, trendy vibe with super nice staff and high quality items. On my visits, I've had lunch once there. I would suggest the Buddha bowl! A healthy and colorful mix. Lunch menu items are a little pricey ranging from €15-€20. Not the cheapest place but if you want quality food and drink, clean and cozy place to spend time, I'd go here! Also for people with babies, the bathroom has a changing table!!! Enjoy!
Love this new coffee shop that has arrived in Annemasse. It is chic and clean, nice decorations and…read morethe owner is so friendly. Upon walking in, we were greeted with a "Bonjour!" And a smile on the owners face. He immediately made a joke and said "this isn't Starbucks, we take our time, what would you like?" While waiting for our cappuccinos, we enjoyed a fresh apple & pear tarte. The produce used in the tarte and all the shop is sourced locally and made fresh. It was delicious... and so was the cappuccino!!! The coffee and tea equipment he has behind the counter is top notch! This place is definitely a true coffee shop. Not to mention, he does brunch on Sundays and lunch daily. Can't wait to come back next week to try lunch!!! :)
Sunday Brunch
Try their cortado, excellent! Cool little shop, nice…read moreservice, friendly staff. They also have cold brew and hand- drip.
Cute coffee shop tucked away in an alleyway in Annecy. It was packed /super busy when I arrived in…read morethe late morning. There were only about 2 people working there and they were upfront about a potential wait to order/ receive my drink. I got the Hojicha latte and a pecan brownie. Both were delicious. They have free wifi (need to ask them for the password).
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Beautiful location with outdoor tables looking at the lake and snowy mountains MontBlanc. Nice host…read moreand quick service. Wine and water came out quick as well as bread and olive oil. Ordered the rabbit and artichoke soup, pan fried redfish fillet and roast sirloin of beef. Everything cooked to perfection. Got poached apples and pears either thyme and rosemary and meringue of Gruyère double cream for dessert. Absolutely delicious. Got very relax time and filled our stomach with good stuff. Plenty of free parking spaces. Highly recommended.
We had dinner here on the terrace during a nice summer day…read more The service is very courteous and attentive to your needs at all time. Looking at the amount of waiters, they know that service is important for the customer satisfaction. On the food aspect, I was really pleased with the menu they offer, not too long but very attractive. The perches are nice (I tasted my wive's :-) ) and I had delicious filet de Fera (also a local fish). Overall it is good quality food, portions are decent and the flavored are there. I really recommend this place for a family dinner in summer :-) Also good for kids, I saw many of them and they both seemed to be having fun without bothering people around.
Quaint little brunch place just outside of Parc la Grange, this place is Euro-rustic. The brunch…read morebuffet is laid out on the small counter in front of a kitchen no bigger than the one you have at your home. Two chefs scramble to prepare the spread of quiches, scrambled eggs, salads, and desserts from scratch using a four-burner stove and an single oven two-level oven. The bowl of broken egg shells sitting by the stove, the pile of dirty dishes waiting for their turn in the dish washer, and the heap of potato peels littering the counter and spilling on to the floor are all on public display, and you know you're getting a home-cooked meal. Nothing is super fancy, and everything is wonderfully homey. The bread station is strewn with a haphazard selection of jams and spreads, but don't waste your time there. The quiches are very good and uncomplicated, and made with fresh ingredients. I particularly liked their ground beef quiche, which tasted a lot like a lasagna. The salads were fresh and simple, the cheese was plentiful, and the desserts (a brownie pie and apple cobbler) were warm and definitely made from scratch. I am generally of the mind that if I saw my food being prepared in most restaurants, I would probably have less of an appetite as I would realize that even the most fanciful of meals are made fairly mechanically and thoughtlessly. But here, there was something refreshing about two women who were willing to let you watch the hectic process of trying to feed a restaurant full of people on an all-you-can-eat menu. As a package, the restaurant itself would be five stars. But there were some lags where they ran out of food and were unable to replenish fast enough. This regularly left a group of people awkwardly mulling around the narrow counter. This is understandable, except that they seemed to want to bring out all the food at once, so even when one quiche was done, it sat behind the counter while the other two baked in the single oven. This made for an attractive presentation when a new spread was laid out, but considering that the presentation was demolished within minutes, they should probably just opt for efficiency. A great deal in Geneva standards at CHF22, although drinks are separate. They do make a mean cappuccino, though.
Reading so many good reviews here, I went for Saturday brunch. I was not disappointed. I had…read morescrambled eggs, two kinds of salad (cole slaw and thai), quiche, pancake, french toast and mixed berry dessert. Everything was delicious. Worth the little excursion on bus line 6.
They have nice products and great truffles. But service is…read morepoor and owner unfriendly. I rarely put a 2* but couldn't give more because of the rudeness of the owner.
Updating the review to pay tribute to the take out section. Truffles are good, To-go coffee & hot…read morechocolate a plus in cold weather. Still Expensive
Lovely, homely spot in a sleepy part of town. Pastries and coffee were superbly fresh, warm, and…read moreflavorful with lots of Swiss character. Service was fantastic and engaging - the waitress fluently answered all of our inquiries in perfect English