We stopped by several times. Food was always fresh and delicious. The staff were always helpful,…read moreand the atmosphere was always friendly and welcoming. An absolute stop for anyone visiting Annecy.

Good place for sandwiches and baked goods and a nice place to sit and watch people passing by. They…read morehave a good selection of foods inside and stay open during some of the afternoon hours after 2 when other places are closed until dinner. Good prices too.

Great grocery store that had just about everything we needed. Wine, pastries, peanut butter, lol…read more There was one very close to where we stayed, but unfortunately, it was closed on Sunday night when we arrived. Headed down the next day and stocked up our Airbnb. Lots of them around Geneva.

Small location and they make the coffee for you which I don't like. Still, lots of selection and…read moreyou can get in and out quickly Before or after the train.

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!

Staying in geneva and crossing the border for cheap groceries here is a really good idea…read more Everything is pretty cheap and the supermarket is massive and has a wide selection! Washing powder was around only 1.95 euros for a small pack which was perfect for one person for a few weeks. I didn't personally experience it but my friends had a problem a few times with the fact that they accept francs but only notes not coins and you have to weigh and put a sticker on any fruit (even if it had a sticker and the sticker is ripped).

A depressing and disorganized supermarket…read more When traveling in strange locations and you need to get some basic groceries, you don't expect much from a supermarket, but this was a particular disaster that was I wouldn't believe was possible if it hasn't happened o me. I picked up 6 items, and two of them were mispriced as the checkout counter showed prices that were double and triple of the sale price on the rack. I was in a rush and told the cashier to take them off and she had to get a manager to come by, what can you do but wait? At least I had water and juice and some disposable shavers but when I got back to my hotel, the peach Nectar tasted strange and sure enough, it had expired. Every fairy tale must close with a happy ending and every disaster must have a proper plot twist. I discovered that the disposable shavers i boight were also overpriced by 3 euros... If someone knows the people at Carrefour, have them check the price database of this store, there's too many wrong prices for it to be just a random oversight.

Pouly is a bakery chain having locations across Switzerland, with a dozen plus boutiques in Geneva…read morealone. This must be a new location, for not only could I not find it on yelp, but even googling doesn't come up with this location (though one can find it buried on the company website). But, it's located one floor below street level in the metro shopping area inside Gare Centrale, Geneva (Cornavin). There's a boulangerie/patisserie where one can buy anything from croissants, breads, pastries and there's also a tea room just across with a good selection of sandwiches. It's difficult to decide on a single rating for the two. While I thoroughly enjoyed the roast beef sandwich as well as the tuna sandwich at the tea room (4 stars) the baked goods purchased to go at the boutique across disappointed (3 stars). I can barely tolerate a room temperature croissant, but I have absolutely no patience for one that is refrigerated. Same was the case with the bakery pizza, and no mechanism/offer to heat (at tea room across) it up. So, if you're looking for something savory: go across to the (Pouly) tea room instead. That said, the caramel and chocolate pastry atop the shortbread cookie crust was excellent (4.5 stars). I would recommend that above and over anything else in the boutique. There's a reason why a picture of the pastry comes up repeatedly on their Facebook page. Get it!

Very nice little boulangerie-pâtisserie at Cornavin - and it is open on Sundays! I highly recommend…read morethe sable fraises (a starwberry tart), and the croissant was nice. Service is friendly. I do wish they had seating - it would be quite perfect. You can also get reasonably (for Geneva) priced sandwiches. The almond criossant is great!

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.

Slightly overpriced, but really good variety of sandwiches. The personnel is friendly and helpful.read more

This is a fabulous little place. It is a cafe/antique store (brocante)/tea room/ and a cafe all in…read moreone. Because the cafe is also a brocante you instantly get a artsy/homey feel. The ambiance is fantastic. It is a small place, and most tables are perfect for groups of 2-3, not more. They serve breakfast, lunch, and dinner. They also have a brunch on Sunday's. They are open til around 11:30pm at night, and have a wine/beer selection. The menu is a small chalkboard with the daily fresh options of salads, toasted bread w/ toppings, and quiches. The desserts are home made, and looked amazing, but I didn't get the chance to try one. I also want to try the tea selection sometime. They have a real coffee machine, none of the nespresso stuff here. The most expensive options on the lunch menu were around 19 CHF.

Perfect place for a light lunch, outside or inside. The interior is old fashioned, cosy with some…read moreold antiques. They also offer a nice variety of fruit juices and cakes.