Cute little restaurant with plenty of outdoor seating, good selection of American-style food…read more Staff is very friendly. A little pricey, but still worth a visit if you're in the area.

New business so everything to come, but very well launched!!! Huge potential, great atmosphere,…read morecrazy cocktails!!! Everything gathered for success... Only advice : go and enjoy! No website yet : contact them on Facebook : www.facebook.com/blacksheepgeneva

If you're looking for an English speaking crowd in Geneva, you have Mr. Pickwicks, The Clubhouse,…read moreand Lady Godiva. Among these three, Lady Godiva is definitely the nicest. We found ourselves hungry in the southern side of Plainpalais, when we happened on LG. We had actually been looking for another restaurant, which was closing just as we arrived. I convinced my friend, who was by then suffering from starvation-induced crankiness and despair, to give the generically-Irish looking pub a chance. Stepping inside is a surprise, as it's much nicer than you would expect from the plain black exterior. The bar is long and deep, with huge chalk-writing on the wall announcing their specials and cocktails. The windows are adorned with Christmas lights, which somehow avoid being tacky and actually creates a nice environment. And if you're like me and don't like pubs in general, the restaurant-like setting makes LG feel almost elegantly romantic, as long as you can get passed the big screen TVs showing football or basketball. Most importantly, of course, the burgers. We both had the Town Burger with Cheese, and I was a bit skeptical as they didn't ask how we wanted our meat cooked. So I was very pleasantly surprised to find the meat with a juicy pink center! I'm apt to believe that the lovely Lady Godiva has decided that burgers should ONLY be cooked medium to medium rare, and has made an executive decision not to offer it any other way. The patty could have used just a little more spices, but I was very happy with the quality of the meat. I'd forgot to ask them to hold the thousand island dressing on the burger, but was very happy to find that the burger only had a very thin swirl of the dressing on the bun, just enough to add flavor without making the burger soggy. Oh, and did I mention that the bun was beautifully toasted and tasted really good? The fries were thick-cut, "typical British fries," according to my British dining-mate. They weren't outstanding, and I had a few fries that seemed a bit under-fried. Lady Godiva was one of the places that have been touted as having the best burger in Geneva. In fact, I think pretty much all burger joints in Geneva have been raved about by someone or other as having the "best" burgers. While I wouldn't say Lady Godiva was the best, I would happily give it a top 2 or 3 rating among the places I've tried so far. It's also on the other side of town from the other two English/American pub options, so definitely worth a go if you find yourself on the left side of the river looking for a friendly crowd to watch a game or just have a good burger.

I've held off reviewing the Lady Godiva Pub, also known as Lady G to locals, for a number of…read morereasons. I've had friends work here and quit due to the behaviour of the owner, and I have had friend refuse to ever go back because of problems with staff. Needless to say this is as blunt and honest a review as I can give. To start with, lets just address a major problem with this pub - It's price. Located in the heart of the 'cheap' student area of the city, the price is more expensive than some of the hotels next to the lake! The food as well is priced extremely high considering the options available around the area. There are very few deals on, and despite the rather impressive selection of beers on tap, the selection of other drinks is rather limited. Secondly, this is more of a restaurant than a pub... and to be honest I would rather call this a Gastro-Restaurant than a pub. The food selection is large and over priced, and the qua lit is nothing to rave about. They recently did a revamp not he food menu, but it is still appalling. On a more positive note, the amount of sport that they show is great and it does seem to fill up nicely for the odd big event that they host. However, friday night after 11, this place becomes a grave-yard. The pub quiz is good, although there are better ones in Geneva, such as The Clubhouse. To sum up, this pub seems to be stuck & in need of some major changes; but all is not lost!

I had the best night at Mulligans of my entire 10 day road trip through 7 countries! Allie is the…read morebest bartender and the regulars (Jamie and Mark) were the friendliest and most welcoming folks - I really needed this night at Mulligans. We watched darts on TV, guzzled Guinness, and laughed all night long. Many thanks to Allie for her hospitality!

If this is your first night in Geneva: Mulligans is the place where you can be sure you gonna meet…read morepeople, and listen to great music. Nights ar'e always fun over there. Definetly my kind of place!

For Geneva this is an inexpensive bar Get here early if you…read morewant an outside seat If you just want to get your drink on Screw the outside sit at the bar and get great service Speak French if you can otherwise they're a little short Skip the food and run across the street to the kebab house

This is one of your typical 'hip' bars in the university area of Geneva & with it's lounge feel,…read morecheap beers and cute barmaids... they have what it takes to be a great bar in Geneva! The biggest let down for this pub is the fact they are always busy and it takes forever and a day to get served, and even then the cute bar staff will forget half the time. Not too worry normally, but when you are sat outside it can get quite annoying. Best times to go here are Monday-Wednesday as you get less of the students and more of the young professionals who live around the area and it's a fun place to drink the night away.

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.

We came for lunch and our initial waiter was getting off his shift and a new waitier took over our…read moretable. He totally ignored our table. We waited to place our lunch order and he just continued to ignore our table. The La Blonde beer was excellent unfortunately they don't have the friendlest wait staff. I could see the waiter walking around waiting on other tables and just continued to ignore our table. I would not recommend this place unless you don't care to wait or you don't mind being ignored as someone visiting from the States. Maybe it's me and may be customary, but travelling Eroupe in numerous countries never has never been ignored like they did here by a service industry person.

McSorley's - the only bar any Ice Hockey fan in Geneva need to know…read more Located next to the 'Patinoire des Vernets', the home of the top flight Ice Hockey team Geneva-Servette HC, this cafe/pub/restauruant is a fantastic after match location to go too. With cheap beer, and shots at only 5CHF it's very easy to get a little bit tipsy in a short amount of time & money! Usually after the matches the team will come here for drinks, and if lucky you will also get to see some of the cheerleaders dancing on the bar. Now there's a reason to go if I ever heard of one! On 'away game' days this pub will also show the Geneva-Servette HC games on the TV, allowing you to never miss a moment of the action! The food menu is also one of the best for 'American Food' in Geneva, with a personal favourite the BBQ Ribs. The price is also rather reasonable and although the selection is not massive, there's enough to make everyone happy. The weekday special burger is also a must if you have never tried it. The burgers are by no means any where near Inglewoods quality, for the price the burgers are great! All in all, a fantastic bar and somewhere you can go to relax after the game. Oh' I should also mention a little bit of trivia about this place - McSorley is the last name of the most famous & successful coach in Geneva-Servette history!

Wish there were more stars to click. Don't be fooled by the word pub if you are looking for great…read morefood. The meals are actually made at the hotel Astoria next door and are amazing. I visited several times and had fish and chips of course. But also chicken and rib eye on a hot plate that was sizzling along with great sauces and vegetables. The best thing though is the staff they make you feel like friends straight away and remembered me each time. Big shout out to Srikanth who made my first visit to this bar the best and certainly not the last.

We sat at the bar and had the nicest bartender - so cool- his name was Alex. He was so fun to talk…read moreto and gave us recommendations on food to order and he was spot on. He even saw that my phone needed to be charged and gave me his charger. Awesome night at his bar! Stop By and have a drink - he is cool!

Nice little bar, good happy hour. Nice street side seating area as well. Convenient location in…read moreold town Geneva.

If you want a bar that serves a great selection of wine but Guinness out of the can, has a…read moreconsistent amount of regulars but always random people, and some of the most unusual food in Geneva but at the same time, the nicest. Then 22 Grand Rue is the place for you!! The design is very simple, but it works. The bar is not a place to have a beer, or anything else you want from a pub... but thats not what they are trying for. They appeal to the young hip business men and women of geneva. The food however is the reason I would go. The cook is brilliant and the quality of the food is out of this world! I love the ribs and the selection, that changes daily. The terrace is a fantastic place to eat as well, with you able to take in the surrounding world. Needless to say, certainly a place to visit once you are in the old town.