Found this perfect little coffee place on yelp and it turned out to be only two minutes from where…read moreI had my meeting. Couldn't have been better. Loved the coffee! And the muffin was yummy too.

If you ever visit Switzerland, be aware that everything you buy will cost you a pretty penny from…read morelodging to food. Make sure you budget well if you plan to spend time in this country. Now, that being said, for breakfast, we wanted to keep it light because we would be traveling later that afternoon and didn't want to feel heavy making our way to the airport. It was also Easter Sunday, so most places were closed. Easter is a nationally recognized holiday in parts of Europe, so it's treated much like Thanksgiving or Christmas and most stores were closed. Both factors limited our options, but thankfully this coffee shop was open for business. It was located around the corner from where we were staying, so it was really convenient. They offered an array of pastries and coffee options. We ordered the croissant, fruit tart, blueberry & cream cheese muffin. We also ordered a latte complete with latte art! I think of all the pastries, the croissant was my personal favorite. It was flaky & tasted fresh (not sitting out all day). Although there are many other coffee options in the area, this one is worth trying!

This was the first restaurant I ate at when I came to Geneva, so it's fitting that it will also be…read morethe last before I go back to the USA. This little cafe is absolutely amazing and definitely my favorite spot in the city. For 9.90, you can have one of four meal combos: two sandwiches, a dessert, and a drink; a soup, a sandwich, and a dessert or drink; a quiche, a dessert, and a drink; or a salad, a sandwich, and a dessert or drink. You can't go wrong with any of these, because everything I've had here has been delicious. My personal favorite items: the pistachio chocolate mousse, the carac, the spinach quiche, and the espresso. (Definitely the best espresso in the city, in my opinion.) Service is great, there's wifi, and the atmosphere is cozy. You can't go wrong.

This place was amazing. My boyfriend and I flew into Geneva and was here for a day before…read morecontinuing our travels. We came across this place. We do not speak any French but they were very nice and we were able to order food without any problem! Also everything we tried was delicious. We ate breakfast and lunch here. The coffee was very good!

Le Pain Quotidien is a very sweet place to eat! Everything is so fresh and yummyy :) the food there…read moreis organic and therefor very healthy. We went there for brunch and it was very good! I had granola (yoghurt & fruits) The waitress was a bit stressed but still friendly. I can highly recommend it, it's a "must try"!!

I was walking by this place and was attracted to walk in by the great use of stone and wood decor…read moreand fresh bread smells coming out the door. The cafe was very bright and many people were sitting and enjoying their lunch. The space is a bit small and narrow, but they have done a good job of spacing the tables, and most tables are long and you share with others. The staff spoke English and was very nice. You can order to take away or sit down and review a menu and order from the table. There are daily fresh specials to chose from, and I chose the jambon cru + hummus wrap with carrot soup for only 16 CHF. I also tried one of their home made ice teas which was fantastic. I was reading a pamphlet while I waited for my food, and they pride themselves in using organic and local products as much as possible. They also sell many of the items that they use (Jam, hazelnut spread, loaves of bread, etc). The food was fresh and tasty. I loved that they had fresh ground pepper and salt. I was enjoying my time here and decided to choose one of the many fresh yummy fruit tarts - Pear and Chocolate to go with an espresso. The espresso came with a small pitcher of fresh warmed milk. While the coffee itself wasn't the greatest, a bit of fresh brown sugar and the warm milk helped that along. Next time I will need to try some of their tea, which I later noticed everyone seemed to be getting.

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.

For starters, the aesthetic in this store is amazing! It's so pretty inside and there are some…read moretables if you choose to sit and eat. I love just how many flavors there were to choose from besides the typical fruits that everywhere else offers. And the macarons themselves are delicious! I normally don't have much of a sweet tooth but I thought these were great. And my friend went through 6 in one sitting!

As documented through an earlier review, my only other macaron experience was at a McCafe. That was…read morenot a good experience. Laduree in Cours de Rive is the Geneva branch of the famous French store. The boxes come in units of 8, 12, 15 and so forth, with the 8 piece starting at I believe CHF19.20. The gift boxes cost a little more, and I got an 8 piece for around CHF25. Wanting to cleanse my palette of the McCafe macaron experience, i also decided to purchase a single salted caramel macaron for myself, but the lady behind the counter kindly offered it for free. Which really was kind of her, considering that each of those little things cost CHF2.40. Verdict: macarons are hugely overrated. Clearly, my Laduree macaron was exponentially more delicious than my McCafe one. And considering the McCafe macaron was also CHF1.90, Laduree's price isn't per se unreasonable. Nonetheless, CHF2.40 for a little cake sandwich roughly 1 inch in diameter? I can think of plenty other places where I can better expend my sugar intake.

Stopped in for a drink on a hot day and ordered the cool lime refresher which is a flavor we do not…read morehave in the US. The staff spoke English with me so it was easy to order and they have a bathroom - just ask for the code! There is a lot of indoor seating and they also sell the souvenir Geneva and Switzerland mugs as well as other merchandise and pastries. Only sad thing is it is like $10 USD for a grande refresher which is never this expensive in the US.

This is my favorite location of the 4 Starbucks in Geneva. It feels really big due to the high…read moreceilings and I like that. The employees are always really nice and speak English with me. They keep the place clean, with garage and dishes regularly picked up. I think that's a good thing because like the other reviewers said, this location is busy quite often.

Quick breakfast cafe. No food. Pastries and good coffee. Quaint! And chocolates. We were looking…read morefor some protein, and couldn't find any. After reviewing the menu, I'm sure their food is delicious!

I've been to Café Léo last week and I randomly chose this place because of its location on la Rue…read moredu Rhône. We stopped there with a friend for lunch. Atmosphere 3/5: The restaurant's atmosphere reminds me those french bistro in Paris. Nothing over the top for this restaurant, the main attraction when you're eating your lunch is the people trying to catch their Bus since it is located right next to a major Bus station and a crossroad. Food 4/5: I ordered a main dish of the Beef Carpaccio with fries. It was good, a little bit too oily maybe but the meat was good and the fries were perfectly done. My friend had a Niçoise Salad as the main dish. The salad was large enough and it was fresh. Service 1/5: Service wasn't really good. The waiter first was a little bit offended that we sat at a table that was reserved (quiet hard to know when there's no sign). He then had an attitude when we wanted to eat only appetizers so we were in the obligation to eat entrée sizes which was fine since we didn't know how big the portion are and it took forever to bring the check. Overall a 3/5, I would still go eat there because the food is quiet good but it's one of those restaurants I will think twice before having lunch there because of the Service.

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!!!!

Truly, lovely host and advising is perfectly on our choice of salad and crêpe. Without her shoes,…read moreour red wine and she brought us a small Demi carafe of a nice Swiss Valais. The chef brought us are beautiful crepe. Beautiful to sit outside facing the cathedral.

Conveniently located next to the Cathedrale Saint-Pierre Geneve, this little spot specializes in…read morecrepes and small salads. It was pretty much par for the course in this part of the world -- crepes were good albeit a bit dryer than most we've had in Europe. Salad was good but not worth making a special trip. Staff was quite accepting of Americans and speaking English, which is the reason for four stars and not three. Prices typical of Switzerland -- too high!

This place had been under construction for awhile and I was eagerly awaiting it to open. It is…read morelocated in the old town hall right next to the building were you register to get married. This place finally opened and when I saw inside I was tempted to try it, and I finally got a chance to. The inside is very open, and even has an upstairs area if needed. This would be a great place to rent for an office event. This is not the place to go for a cheap lunch, the plat du jour would definitely be a good deal here. However, the plat du jour the day I went was liver, and I can't do liver. But, as I had my heart set to eat here, I ordered one of the other menu items. I had the vegetarian burger, and it was delicious. I would definitely like to come back to try the other items sometime. All the other food coming out looked good. The chocolate molleaux was also delicious. They menu also hosts a wide selection of wines. The service was friendly and spoke English as well. Definitely a great place for larger groups.