This place is amazing!!! Tucked away behind the winery, they are making craft beer with local…read moreingredients. The workers clearly have fun and enjoy what they do-and the atmosphere shows that. They have a LARGE variety of beverages for everyone AND food. Don't hesitate to visit!

Great craft beer bar with just over 20 roaring taps. I'm a beer fanatic back in the US, and I've…read moretraveled through Europe drinking A LOT of beer. Of the 20+ taps, I'd never had or seen any of them before! Staff was friendly and accommodating, allowing us to taste a small sip before committing to a full glass. Prices were fair. In fact, since it's Geneva I assumed it would be more expensive. Beers were about $8-9 USD.

I was in Geneva on a Sunday and very quickly realized everything was closed. So as I normally do, I…read moresearched for a brewery and could not find one, so looking for the next best thing, I found a tap room. As I came in I quickly noticed their 20+ tap list that was filled with beers all over Europe. Knowing I wanted to start with something Belgian I chose a quad and settled into my seat at the bar. The owner, Yannick, was extremely friendly and more than willing to talk. It made for a good time chatting as I drank through his beer list.

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.

Actually stopped here twice today. Once for drinks while strolling around the historical ruins of…read moreAosta then we returned for dinner. Fun vibe. Drinks were very reasonable and delicious. For dinner I had the pork which tasted more like roast beef to me but tender and delicious. My husband had the sausage plate with fries which he also enjoyed. I would recommend.

Food is ok, many choices also some veggie options available. beers are excellent. Service ok.read more

Do you know those places where you get a prepaid card and scan it for different wines (or…read moreportions)? There's one in the town I live at back in the US, but I've never seen a place that offers this concept for beers. During my time in Annecy a travel buddy told us he had read about it in a travel book he was carrying so we decided to check it out after dinner. The bar has a rustic feel to it and it looked like the beers were switched out frequently. I can imagine beer loving locals come here often to try all the newest arrivals and seasonal brews. We didn't really do the whole concept (we had the staff assist us in getting beers served instead of doing it ourselves), but we did grab a couple of beers. These were more crafty beers from micro breweries which we really loved. I can't remember now if there was any food served here, I think this is a great spot to go out for drinks with friends after dinner.

If you want good food, great beer, and relatively close to everything in Morzine, check out Bec…read moreJaune brewery. It is about 3 blocks from the Super Pleney lift and 2 blocks from the Super Morzine lift, which puts it in a great location to either lift. But mainly it was between our hotel and the Super Pleney lift which meant great beer after a long day of terrifying skiing that was much needed. The brewery is run by a guy from London who was at Camden brewery before deciding that he wanted to open up his own brewery. Since the brewer is from London, most of the beer are good, solid ales. They do go to the American side a bit by adding more hops (which I enjoy) but there beer is very good. The three nights we were in Morzine, we ate and drank at Bec Jaune every single night. This was a mix of ease of location, nothing bad there, and very well priced compared to other places around Morzine. They do not charge ski resort prices, which made us happy. Besides making great beer, their food menu isn't very extensive but tasty. We tried a Burrito Bowl - a large serving bowl with rice, black beans, avocados, sour cream, chicken, and salsa, burgers, large potato wedges, and their chili. After a long day of skiing and not much eating these healthy portions helped us get through the night. I do not feel bad for not giving any other places in Morzine a chance because Bec Jaune is a great brewery that serves good food. If you can find a spot to sit down then enjoy the time not being strapped to skis have a great pint. For more information and pictures check out our site : www.thegreatcubeescape.com

The staff are wonderful and friendly. The beer is amazing(from a beer snob) and the atmosphere is…read morecomfortable and fun. Feels like home away from home for this Santa Cruz girl. J'aime le bière! Merci!

In a town with plenty of Italians this place stands out, not only because it offers non Neapolitan…read morepizza, but also because they make their own beer. and they are quite good at both of these jobs. The pizza is unique, unfortunately I dont know enough to say which style of pizza it is closest to, but it is certainly lacks the characteristics of the Neapolitan style. The pizza is basically what Americans call "thin crust", but the dough is somewhere between "New York" style and Neapolitan. The quality and selection of toppings are very high. And given the nature of the cost of food in this town, this place is really quite reasonably priced. The beer was also very good. I had a "Belgian style" white, and they also had an excellent IPA. The food came out quickly and the staff were pleasant to interact with. I think that if I lived in Lausanne, I would return often. Im glad I tried this place out. FYI: There are two floors. The upstairs was closed when we came in at 3pm in the afternoon.

Great Pizza and Brewery located in the heart of Lausanne, minutes away from the Cathedral of…read moreLausanne. This place is mainly a student hang out but the beers are the best. Pizzas are also unique and might be a little bit greasy, but they taste good! Atmosphere 5/5: Nothing to say about the atmosphere. You're in Brewery restaurant so the place is casual and friendly. Usually busy during the evenings on the 2nd floor on Fridays and Saturdays. Food 4/5: Food is good. Yes the Pizzas are a little bit greasy but they surely taste good! Definitely a good place to try a Beer and a Pizza with friends. Price are between 10 CHF to 20 CHF for a Pizza. I had a 4 Cheese Pizza. Service 3/5: Service might be a little bit slow but I usually take my pizza to go as well. Just call 15-20 minutes before and you can go pick it up. Parking might be a little bit hard to find as well despite the number of street parking. Overall, I would say it's a good place to chill with friends on a Friday evening.

Great local place. Four beers, brewed on site are all delicious. Not much of a food menu, but there…read moreare snacks, etc. available.