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!

As much as I try to avoid giving half-stars, this one is a 3.5 rounded up to a 4…read more As part of my ongoing quest to find a neighborhood baker, I paid a visit to Boulangerie des Bains on my way to work. I had been avoiding BdB because it seemed a bit too organized and a bit too clean to have a real neighborhood feel. They had many tempting pastries and chocolates that were tastefully presented in a large display, but (1) it was 7:30 am and too early for a piece of tart or a slice of cake, and (2) I had decided to sample the croissant at each bakery for a fair comparison. Although admittedly I did cheat a little bit and get a croissant des amades (CHF2.20--quite reasonable!). I was expecting a more manufactured taste than the small hole-in-the-wall bakery that I visited last week, considering the larger scale of BdB. Surprisingly, the croissant had a nice, slightly imperfect density and light sticky glaze that made it evident that they were home-made, and the almond paste inside was also a good texture of graininess. In fact, it tasted much fresher than the croissant I had purchased at the smaller bakery. As there are plenty of other bakeries in the area that I have yet to visit as I continue on my quest, I cannot say at this point that I've found my neighborhood baker. But if I'm looking for a little treat, I would not hesitate to go back to BdB to try their many other tasty-looking offerings.

It's not the prettiest of shops, but I'll forgive them for that on serving up a rather lovely Mille…read morefeuille. Three layers made it rather interesting to eat, even messier than just your standard two. Staff were lovely, too.

Good fresh juices and sandwiches as well as delicious desserts. I liked falafell…read moresandwich and tuna too. Good place to have a coffee, placement sited and read or reas for a while. Pouly can be found at trains stations to take away some good sandwich.

We had just been to see the water jet in Geneva. On the way to the Patek Phillippe watch museum. We…read morestopped by for pastry and hot chocoholic drinks. Chocolicious hot milk provided. Just add brown cocoa. Nice warm bustling cafe. Helpful staff. Large pie wedges for hearty appetites. We had pear, apple, apricot and blueberry tarts. Water is complimentary.

Delicious vegetable quiche and good coffee. Casual place and I would have given it 5 stars if I…read morecould speak French therefore avoided the confusion when ordering

Walking through the neighborhood we found this spot and I am glad we did! It was a busy spot on a…read moreSunday morning and we were lucky to find a table. We had cafe latte and a small cheese quiche as well as some bread and jam. Everything was delicious. I would like to have tried some of the pastries as they looked great. Service was pleasant and efficient.

Excellent, beautiful desserts here with great coffee.read more

Nice atmosphere; the food and coffee/tea were good enough. The reason I'd return here would mostly…read morebe due to the atmosphere and experience rather than the food.

Super cute restaurant in Geneva. I needed a place to stop and eat that also had Wi-Fi. You have to…read moreask your server for the password which they will bring you on a chalkboard. The food was better than I expected with good size portions. I had the fish, but watched them bring out burgers to others that were huge. They also had a dessert/candy bar inside that looked very kid friendly. Honestly I wasn't ready for the price of food in Geneva, but this place fits into their peers pricewise. It was definitely a place to return.

Another warm chocolate place in Geneva. Good for a short beak. Toilet facilities. Friendly staff…read more Free water.

Bought my dinner here and it was very satisfying! I had a salami and cream cheese baguette,…read morestrawberry,chocolate and meringue type mousse in the shape of a heart and an apple tart. Everything was very fresh and delicious! It all came to a little over 11chf so it was good value, especially since everything in geneva is expensive!

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!