Holy deliciousness! Great burgers!! Huge and hearty with…read moregreat fries and a peach tea! Just Yum!

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.

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.

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!

After 10 days in Italy and now Geneva, really wanted just a burger and fries. Found THF walking…read morearound town. Staff accommodating , food outstanding!! Seating outside perfect for people watching.

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.

This was a solid burger joint. A few places to eat inside (which was needed as it was rainy and raw…read moretonight) but lots of outdoor seating as well. The burger was well cooked (you have your choice of well done, medium or "bleeding") and had a nice flavor. The fries were excellent -- hot and crispy with just the right amount of salt. They had several soda and water options as well as a couple choices of beers. Open til 10:30, which was our primary reason for trying this place out. But we were pleased we did.

Fair warning, we only ate the veggie burgers! Fries were…read moregood, easy place for take-out if you don't feel like dining somewhere, and very friendly staff. Veggie burger was better than many basic veggie burgers in America, with this one being much larger with ingredients such as avocado already included! Would go again :)

One of the oldest burger place in Geneva. They first oppened more than 40 years ago ! My parents…read moreused to go there when they were craving for burgers, and their passion was transmitted to me. The burgers are, of course, very good. The thing i like the most, is that they let you help yourselves to put the sauces and vegetables, so you can make sure there is the perfect amount in there ! Only negative point is for the decoration. They just renovated recently, and i find it a little bit less intimate than it used to be. But eh, maybe it's because i knew it very well for a long time...

My favorite burgers in Geneva! I have been going since I was a kid and never was disappointed…read more The fries are not the best - but I am not going there for the fries!! Sure it is not cheap, but it's so good!

Great burgers and fries, variety of dipping sauces, shakes and sodas available. Staff is friendly…read morethey don't speak English but you can order off an electronic menu. They have regular and smashed burgers. If you are in a mood for a burger in Andy this is the place.

Holy Cow! It was freezing today (feels like -1f), and yet our group decided to take the 45 minute…read morewalk to try out this new burger joint. Cute name, cute website, cute burgers. When you go to the website, you're greeted by a little Che Guevara cow holding a spatula and a fork, inviting you to join the fast food revolution. I'm not sure what that's about, but the website is fairly in tune with the ambiance of the restaurant. There are comic cow paintings on the walls, a hilly pasture painted onto the counter, and friendly servers who will deliver your burgers to your table. There's an extensive menu of creative burgers, and I had the Mexicana burger - a beef patty, swiss cheese, chorizo, red bean salsa, avocado mash, and hot chili. I was wondering how they would fit all of that in a single burger--it turns out, they use a humongous bun, even under American standards. I got the "menu" menu (a "menu" menu is essentially a "meal" menu that includes fries and a drink, but I like saying "menu" menu), and the fries were so thickly cut that they almost make the burger look normal-sized in the photo. The burger came together pretty well, but you can't really go wrong with those ingredients. The bun was OK but not anything above standard (except for its size), and the beef patty was a bit dry and crumbly for my taste. The chorizo was a flat sheet of round sausage that tasted OK but had a rubbery texture. The hot chili was actually really spicy, and had me gasping a little bit for air. It was a fun burger to eat, overall, but probably not the best quality of ingredients. I also had a fountain drink (cassis?), which I was told was made in-house, but it was a little sweet for my taste. I'd recommend a go if you haven't been, but it probably wouldn't end up becoming a favorite hangout or anything of that sort. Probably a good place to grab a pre-movie bite, though.

Pouring with rain, we were trudging around Carouge, not finding anywhere that really satisfied our…read moreidea for lunch. What about Holy Cow? Well, it's only a short hop on the tram so off we went. We weren't disappointed. Service is fast and with a smile. A reasonable selection of veggie burgers and a great meat selection. The food was plentiful but not 5-star amazing. The meat burgers aren't the tastiest ever but on a day like this they were good enough. Chips are the so called ancienne style so more like chunky chips than fries. Ketchup, mayonnaise and mustard are all freely available but be warned - the yellow mustard is fairly weak. On the set meal there's a choice of drinks and we had the refillable sirops - raspberry, Alpine herbs, elderflower and apple & ginger. Pay a bit extra for beers (the legendary Dr Gab's craft beers from Lausanne are well worth it).