What a little gem! The food was so good! The fries were perfectly cooked and the burgers we all got…read morewere really tasty. Fantastic service! We ate here the day we arrived so we were tired and hungry and this place was a great find. Loved the outside seating area. We would definitely stop here again.

If you're craving some American food, this is "the place" in Geneva. They really know what they're…read moredoing here and do it very well. Perfectly cooked burgers with Swiss cheese and thick bacon, crispy fries, and greasy good thick breaded onion rings. The guy taking our order at the cash wasn't the friendliest and helpful but the guy serving us the food was very nice. Prices are a bit high, 42 Swiss francs for a Coke Zero, beer, burger, fries, and onion rings, but it was well worth it!

Based on the Yelp reviews, we tried The Little Kitchen, since it was close to our Hotel. What a…read moredelight! We enjoyed salads that were both fresh and creative. We liked it so much we came back again the next day and ordered the same goat cheese salad. The owner waited on us and she was very friendly. We came in during the middle of the afternoon so it was quieter. We had such a nice experience. Highly recommend The Little Kitchen.

Second time here. A year later. Still awesome. Get the hummus, ribs are amazing! Highly highly…read morerecommended!!!!

Wondering around Geneva, we came across this restaurant located inside a shopping center. The place…read moreis small and crowded, but it was good for a quick lunch. We shared the Bombay Burger. It was good, but I was hoping for more Indian flavor in the sauce.

While out shopping, we stumbled upon this burger spot and decided to give it a try. We started with…read morethe fried shrimp on a stick, which was tasty, though a bit heavy on the breading. Then, we ordered the turkey burger and the bacon cheeseburger--both were absolutely delicious. I especially enjoyed the buns they used, which added a nice touch to the overall experience.

The food sucks. The service sucks. And the ambiance is just bad. Don't recommend it . The food is…read morebad

My group and I were running late for a bus to Chamonix - this was a lifesaver in helping us avoid…read morebeing hungry for the bus ride there. The two employees were extremely understanding and attentive to our situation and prepared 4 sandwiches, 2 croissants, and 3 coffees within 5 minutes. On top of the quick service, they were kind, easy to talk to, and charismatic. This pit stop greatly relieved our stress and was as good of a start to our mornings as we could ask for.

I imagine people come to Black Tap for other reasons than the shakes and burgers. I just don't know…read morewhat those reasons are. My wife decided to eat backwards with a blueberry shake first. This flavor is apparently popular and new so I was wary. The Graham cracker crumbs mixed throughout gave body to what was already a thick concoction. Meanwhile I was focused on the Old Fashioned, a tasty concoction of sautéed mushrooms, carnal iced onions, and a spicy creamy sauce. Any other day I would have been all over the truffle burger, but it might have to get in line with all the other tempting choices: Carolina (pork), Texan (beef and cheddar), All-American (w/ fromage US), am I really in Switzerland? All y'all can try the veggie or plant varieties. I'll stick to the plant-based sides (frites). I guess technically this place is "touristy" but they pull it off Genève-style with friendly service and helpful wait staff. A local I met up with the next day tried to take me there again, so it must be doing lots well. Give it a try if you're near the Rive rotund.

Okay, the beers here were pretty good, but the service was absolutely shocking, or at least one of…read morethe waiters, but then again a single waiter can probably ruin an entire experience at a place. Well, maybe it was because I was just ordering a beer, or the waiter was having a bad day, but making snide comments in French as I was walking past certainly doesn't help. Sure, my French might suck, but you can recognise a snide comment in any language. This is definitely one of those places that should be avoided at all costs.

If you want a good, wholesome, no-frills burger, go to Demi Lune…read more(http://www.yelp.com/biz/demi-lune-cafe-geneva#hrid:YnVQAnv21DZtcIXO16R1tA). If you want a quirky, fun burger menu regardless of quality, go to Holy Cow (http://www.yelp.com/biz/holy-cow-gourmet-burger-bar-geneva#hrid:JEXC0ChiCuAclLef-3vbMQ). But if you want an exciting, creative burger that's actually really good, go to Inglewood. I split a Pasadena Special (cheddar cheese, lettuce, onion, "iwood" sauce, and egg) and a Camorra (mozzarella, tomato, roquette, mayo-pesto with balsamic) with a friend. The meat is THICK and PINK, so make sure you let the kitchen know if you're squirmish about blood. An initial taste-test seemed to lean towards the Camorra, but after a few more bites of each, I decided both were good enough that any marginal edge one may have over the other is negligible. The egg on the Pasadena was a bright, yellow spot of runny goodness, ad the mayo-pesto with balsamic blended with the subtle taste of the mozzarella to add a perfect amount of zing. The toasted white poppy seed bun brought everything together in a soft blanket of bread with just the right amount of crunch on the exterior. This burger made me happy, and for the first time in four months, I slightly wished I had more time in Geneva just so I could be a regular here. Is it the absolute best tasting burger in Geneva? I wouldn't vehemently disagree with anyone who argues either way. But the combination of creativity, taste, presentation, and ambiance has just made Inglewood #1 in my book. **UPDATE: Diningmate 1 has pointed out that I forgot to mention that the soap in the restroom smelled really nice. So there ya go.

I was excited to try this, as another reviewer claimed the burgers were better than nearly any…read morefound in the US. I found the burger I ordered thoroughly mediocre. The bacon was thin and undercooked, the beef was too lean for my liking, the bun was oversized, and the quantity of red onion was too overpowering (and I love onions). I was not asked how well done I would like the burger cooked, and the one I was served was extremely rare. This did not bother me, but I would imagine it could bother others. The fries were boring, but not bad. Overall I was unimpressed. Anyone claiming this is better than anything in the US has apparently never ventured outside a McDonald's.

I am elated that I chose this restaurant to be where I ate my last meal in Geneva as it was…read moreabsolutely delicious. I loved the simplicity of the menu because they have their specialty and when you make it the best, no need to mess with the rest. I ordered the homard entree with homemade chips (fries) and spinach with garlic. The beer I had was a Calvinus White and it was top notch and paired so well with the homard and hollandaise sauce. The chips were some of the best I've ever had anywhere. Food in Switzerland is generally expensive, but this meal was fairly reasonable even on the spectrum of high end prices you will find in Geneva, and the food and service is excellent. They were very friendly and kind since I was dining alone, and I had a great conversation with the two women sitting next to me. I love the ambiance of this restaurant, especially the industrial looking chandelier made of Edison light bulbs. This restaurant is a definite must try in Geneva!! Order extra hollandaise, it's that good!!!

Came here based on the Yelp reviews. It is in a neighborhood with several other dining options, but…read morethis was the only one with a crowd so we figured it would be good. Fortunately, the waiter was able to seat us at the bar without reservations. At least 2 other groups were turned away after us since there was no room left at the bar, and all the tables were reserved. Next time we will definitely make a reservation especially for a Friday night. The servers were all very friendly and checked in on us frequently (almost made me feel like I was back in the states!). I almost ordered the lobster dinner but the Yelp reviews made me curious about the lobster roll so I opted for that instead. Husband got the burger. He's not a seafood fan, so this place luckily had a burger and steak option for him. Both of our dishes came with a small salad (yummy sesame dressing), cole slaw (tasty not too much mayo like at home) and a generous serving of fries (so tasty and so crispy...probably the best fries I've had in quite a while!). I loved my lobster roll. Like the other reviews mentioned, it has a vinegary-herby taste, no mayo. So delish and it was much more food than I could finish. Husbands burger was also tasty. It was cooked medium rare like he asked, and there was a hint of BBQ sauce or something I couldn't figure out what it was. Definitely different from the regular burgers we have at home. We each had a glass of wine and the bill came out to 61CHF. Overall, great experience, tasty food, reasonable prices (remember we're in Switzerland after all).

A fabulous 1950's style diner in town. It's a diner and an American store which is located on the…read more1st floor of the building. There is also an Hawaiian bar on premises which is open in the evenings. Great atmosphere, juke box classics and friendly service. The menu was classic diner style with burgers, hot dogs, nachos, milkshakes and a few other bits and pieces. I loved the poutine which was probably the only non American thing on the menu ;-) Fresh cut fries topped with gravy and cottage cheese and here it also included some mozzarella balls. The Mexican burger was excellent and the burger cooked to perfection (medium rare). If you don't like thus ask the waitress to ensure your burger is cooked right through. For me a good burger should be served medium rare. The banana milkshake was fantastic and a meal on its own :-) All in all a great experience and would happily repeat again.

I'm very happy that we FINALLY have a diner in Geneva!!!…read more This place hasn't done much advertisement yet as it has opened mid September 2013 (less than a month ago). We passed in front and that's how we discovered this place. As mentioned in reviews before, the diner is part of a well known American and British market in town that exists for years and years. Decoration: The deco is AMAZING and much better than most of the diners in the US. It does remind a lot like diners from the Hollywood movies and it gives a pleasant feeling that you are part of something great! I can only give ALL the stars to the decoration and the fact that they made an amazing place in a short space and there's even one table for 9 people that is very comfortable. Service: Service is really great! A blond lady and an older guy were TOP, also another young guy who didn't seem to speak French! They were really running everywhere and helping and talking to everyone, even if it was quite chaotic and hard to control the people queuing. I've realized that in Switzerland people are less used to queue, in the US we saw many restaurants where people just queue and wait calmly, which was not in the case while I was at the American Dream Diner and people were quite agitated. They maybe need to create a hostess system where they take note of the name of the people queuing and who's first. People were lost but it seems it's just not part of the local culture to queue for a restaurant. Food: OKAY, this is the reason why I give 4 starts. Food wasn't great. I had many better burgers before, not only in the US but also in Geneva. Burgers are HUGE, this can be a good point for the ones with big appetite, however, they are not tasty. Meat is blend, sauce is not special at all, bread is not as fresh as it could be. It's not bad, but it's not amazing either. Although, the fries with cheddar were actually pretty amazing. We also tried the coleslaw as everyone was having a free sample when they arrive at the diner (which we though it was very kind of them and everyone appreciated) and the coleslaw was really good too, quite healthy and without much sauce and without being so sweet as many others, but it was DAMN GOOD! They also give us nice candies with the bill and it was sweet and yummy =) Overall, the experience was good and we can't wait to go back to try the hotdogs and milkshakes as the place is pretty awesome! If the burgers were amazing, we would never leave this place. If we could get the burger from INGLEWOOD or BLAQK and have the place of American Dream Diner, it would be a great combination... but guess we can't have it all! I would also love if they had American breakfast (at least on week-ends), that would be FREEEEAKING AWESOME and there're not many other places in town to compare the quality either haha... not like burgers where Geneva has some pretty decent places already.

Never had a worse experience ordering a milkshake. They used…read morea leftover from the day before. There was no lid for my cup so the lady asked me if i wanted aluminium foil as a lid. THE ALUMINIUM FOIL WAS USED!!!??

Really crazy expensive: about 16.00 CHF for a cheeseburger. Buns are really industrial. They are…read morejust next to the Mac Donalds. I am not sure whether they will stay long here.

I sure wish this chain would come to the United States. This place is known for having grass fed,…read morelocally sourced meats and vegies and you can for sure tell the difference in taste. The meats are grilled to perfection and the fries are hot and taste great. They do not have traditional sodas but they offer different waters and other drinks that help with the meal. I had the burger with Swiss Cheese, mushrooms, grilled onions, and bacon and it was really tasty! The burgers are huge too. You could for sure share if you wanted to. The location in Geneva is right by the hotel Warwick and across from the main train station. It is really easy to get to and they have both in door and out door seating. I would for sure try this place out. I loved it!

A frozen patty. A fake nice cashier dude completely messed up my order. On top of it, the food was…read morevery cold. They probably rushed it.