A very nice place which is kind of new. Its been remodeled and is a clean, cheerful and bright…read moreinside. It has a nice selection of salads, burger, ribs, sandwiches, plus there is outdoor seating. I can vouch for the coffee as being very good as well as the pastis de nata, which is my favorite, the Portuguese custard tart. The man who I think was the owner was very nice and friendly and even spoke to me in English, which doesn't say much for my French! Its open on Saturday and Sunday which is great as well.

If your craving for mac & cheese, or your manwhich sloppy Joe sauce, BBQ beans, or a bottle of…read moreMountain Dew, this is the place for you. They have managed to cram loads of items into a small store but you can find many things you may be craving from the US and the UK (they even have mince-pies!). They also have an online delivery service which, in my case, is often missing one of the items I ordered but nevertheless quick and efficient. As far as I know, these are the same guys that have a store in Nyon. P.S. another rarity in Switzerland; these guys are open 7 days a week!

As a Californian, I'm used to ethnic markets- Russian, Mexican, Vietnamese, etc- so many excellent…read morechoices! In Geneva I was surprised to hear about an American market in Paquis (it's also hard to believe I'm now living in a city where American food is considered 'ethnic') and looked forward to checking it out. In particular, I wanted to see if they carried some baking ingredients I couldn't find in Coop or Migros (chocolate chips, brown sugar, food coloring, etc). I didn't really know what to expect coming here, but the first surprise was that the market was located through the door and up the stairs of a 60s-style diner. It took me a couple of pass-bys before I realized that I had to actually enter the diner to access the market. I'll start by saying that this is one of the smallest markets I've ever been in- with low ceilings and goods packed in every free space. I made the mistake of wearing a backpack that day, and I was unable to turn around in the aisles without knocking something over! They do have quite the selection of American goods- from chips to boxed meals to seasonal goods (seems like a good place to grab a few decorations for 4th of July, Halloween or thanksgiving), including my baking ingredients, but the prices are insane... you would think that every ingredient was personally formulated, packaged and shipped to you! Unfortunately, due to the prices, I can't say I can afford to come back anytime soon- I've been priced out of my own ethnic market!

From the owner: Epicerie Thaïlandaise,Take away,traiteur Thaï,Restauration à l'emporter,fabrication maison comme en…read moreThaïlande

Beautiful pasta dish and a beautiful wine choice. That is their housewarming only a couple menu…read moreitems, but all of them are made to perfection.