Manora is great especially if you're wanting something quick though it's all the way at the top of…read moreManor so either take the escalator, elevator or stairs all the way up to the top floor. I didn't get a chance to ever eat the actual food here and only the pastries of which both were underwhelming. What's great about this spot is that it's cafeteria style. So you have stations and you can grab your tray and order at the made to order pizza station or curries or sandwich or juices. It was cool to see little mugs with chocolate pieces which you can get hot chocolate made in front of you. Seating can get crazy. Sometimes you'll have to share some tables because some tables are communal where we had an interesting encounter with three guys on their phones seemingly talking to someone on their phones....seemed like they were on speed dating or chat rooms. It was really interesting. Anyways, you may have trouble getting a large table, but be patient. There's also a restroom up here too which is nice. I wish I did get a chance to eat something other than the pastries, but at least it's cheap and fairly fast. If you want something faster, just go to the first floor and grab something from there.

OMG, how have I not discovered Manora before, and why have I not been eating lunch here EVERY DAY??…read more Manora is a food court covering a good portion of the 4th floor Manor Department Store. But don't let the "food court" description fool you, this is not your boring pizza-chicken-or-burger type of joint. The restaurant is comprised of islands of food stations, where they will cook/prepare your food behind the counter as you wait. The pizza station has bowls and bowls of fresh ingredients that you can choose yourself, the grill station has sausages, pork chops, skewers, schnitzels, and much more. You can either choose a fresh cut and wait while they grill it for you, and grab a pre-grilled portion if you're not feeling the wait. Nice sandwiches, an extensive salad bar, espresso station, and an enormous counter of desserts, asian stir fry station, and pretty much anything you can think of. The presentation is tremendously appealing, and prices are reasonable (I got away with a nice cut of fresh pork chop and a side serving of rice and grilled broccoli for about CHF16.50). Dining mate had jambalaya, which, as she put it, hadn't quite decided whether it wanted to be cajun or Asian (cajian...?). It's not the highest quality of food you can find, but I definitely did not feel like I was being gypped of my money, a feeling I get way too often here in Geneva. The very presentation of the food, and the option of creating my own dish piece-meal (and thereby having control over how much I actually spend) was almost an empowering experience, food-wise. We also had the whipped tiramisu and apple crumble, both sinfully delicious. It gets crowded during lunch, but it's mostly eat-and-go traffic, so you won't have to wait too long for a seat. Did I mention the panoramic view from the terrace on a sunny day is amazing?

My go-to place for lunch when I'm visiting Geneva for work. Delicious wraps, fair prices (for…read moreGeneva!), and a great staff. I wish there was one in Los Angeles!

If you are looking for healthy tasty food: HERE IS YOUR PLACE!…read moreThe first time I went there, they were about to re-open the next day after their renovation, they were opened just to organize the restaurant but they were kind enough to give me and my husband a sample of their food so we could taste it: we not only fell in love by the service but also FOR THE FOOD! The place itself is small and not like a place to take a date as it's an urban type of restaurant, however, maybe you can impress your date if the person likes gluten free, veggie and healthy food! P.S. they have meaty dishes too and they are freaking great! The tastes are very creative and I do feel like trying everything they have because every time I'm more and more surprised. They also do delivery in Geneva. Even if you don't like healthy, you gotta try this on, you won't notice that it's actually good for you because it's also yummy and those experiences where you can gather yummy and good for you are rare!

I've never been so excited about going for a salad…read more If the idea doesn't sound exciting then have it as a wrap, it's the same price.

Holy smokes this place is awesome! All salads can be ordered as a wrap as well. Staff are super…read morefriendly speak perfect English and can accommodate changes to any option on the menu. Had the Summer Cobb as a wrap an was excellent. Perfectly dressed. As other have mentioned Special the Kombucha drink list and the zucchini chocolate chip cookie just put this place over the top! It's a small place that gets busy at lunch time but they work with Swiss efficiency.

We discovered this lovely Creperie while visiting Annecy, France in the Rhone Alps. Pretty much one…read moreof the most unbelievably charming locations on earth straight out of a Disney movie. This creperie is just off of Annecy's old town center. The interior of the restaurant is quintessentially French with just a few tables and a charming rustic French stone cottage vibe that goes right along with the entire Annecy experience. The Sourise (ham, emmenthal, onion, egg) was absolutely perfect. Paired of course with un cafe (coffee), it made for the perfect breakfast followed by the sweet crepe dusted with fine sugar. If you're looking for a tourist spot, this isn't it. It's for the locals, and French is the only language spoken here. Which is exactly why it's worth the effort. The owner was kind and patient with our lack of fluency and sometimes poor pronunciation. After you leave this charming creperie, take a walk around stunning Lake Annecy and the old town center.

Decent galettes at a VERY good price! Only wish was that the ingredients were more spread out…read moreinstead of all being in the center, but good nevertheless. Very popular spot in Annecy so come early.

I stopped here because it was right around the corner from the hostel I was staying in and it was…read moreone of the few places opened on Sunday. The server was friendly, and the coffee was amazingly good. The crepe was... different. It was sweet and savory. I've never had a marinara sauce with whip cream before. It was a crepe with ham and cheese. I was a little confused by this. It was edible though.

I stopped in for a late lunch, and I ordered the crepe with goat cheese, spinach, and ham (the last…read moreon the menu). I was surprised by how large it was, which was great because I came hungry! The crepe itself was nice, but the spinach wasn't fresh - so that could have been better. But overall, I was satisfied by this little cafe.

The name is nowhere to be found on the outside, so if you're a visitor and IF you want to come…read moreconsider that. Had a tasty cheese mini quiche and a cream-filled pastry. I've had better coffee. The place is bright, a few locals and the ambiance relaxed. Towards the back of the café there are several doors open to other rooms, looks like storage areas; this definitely takes away from the ambiance. The path to the bathroom is like in a Victorian age motif... looks out of place. While it's not a run down spot at all, it does feel a little tossed together. It was good to check out, but not enough here to bring me back.

This place is a little treasure. We went there two days on a row. The sushi is so fresh and the…read moreset menus are are all very unique and more importantly, delicious. There are a lot of restaurants in this area and choosing a restaurant can be difficult but don't skip this tiny and unassuming spot.

Wow! What a treasure. Being from California and having spent time in Japan, I have had a lot of…read moreexperience with Japanese food. Hands down this was one of the best Japanese meals (and one of the best meals period) that I have had the pleasure to enjoy. Definitely worth a visit!!!

Had a wonderful meal tonight (curried polenta with zucchini, onions, pumpkin, coconut cream)) along…read morewith the Elixir of apple and beet juice and rose water. What a treat after an all- day train trip. Not only was it delicious, but, it was enough for me to take some back to the hotel. Looking forward to finishing tomorrow. I've been in Europe for 2 weeks. This was the third great meal worth writing about.

While attending the Annecy Animation Festival, I was worried I'd have a hard time finding good…read morequality vegetarian food. This place is SO good that I wish there were places like it in Los Angeles! Everything is homemade, the menu changes every day, the ingredients are so fresh and everything I had was absolutely delicious!! I always ate the suggested meal on the menu, and ended up eating here for lunch every day I was at the festival (3 straight days). They also serve dinner. I highly recommend the noodle curry and the tofu bowl with peanut sauce - literally the best peanut sauce I've ever had in my life. The food is hearty, filling and so so good. They provide both a French and English menu. I highly recommend this spot for vegans and vegetarians or anyone who wants a healthy and creative meal that doesn't involve bread or cheese, which is sorta hard to find in France.