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The elegant dining room of the Beau-Rivage is dressed in rich upholstery and tapestries, but is generally used only when the weather's cold. — Fodor's
Surpassed only by La Cigogne, this is one of the most elegant and prestigious hotels on Geneva's Left Bank. — Frommer's
At tables set close together, both in the dining room and on the terrace, feast on hearty classics such as oysters, calf's head and choucroute! — Michelin Guide
Run by the Farina family for over 20 years, this restaurant serves simple, rustic, yet fresh and tasty cuisine. — Michelin Guide
Simple is best at this burger joint, a permanent outlet for its popular roving food truck. — Time Out
Pleasingly simple place offering a satisfying meal on a budget in a pretty part of the Old Town. — Time Out
In an arty neighborhood that has come to be known as QuARTier des Bains, this trendy-chic eatery mixes a classic-French-café look with contemporary touches. — Fodor's
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Come after work for tapas and a cocktail on the leafy outdoor terrace, visit on weekends for a copious buffet-style brunch, or head to Le Box to catch anything from French chanson to improv nights. — Time Out
It is a porky affair ‘At the Pig’s Foot’ where fat stubby trotters – the house speciality – come stuffed, braised or pan fried. — Lonely Planet
Hang in the sun by the lake at this ever-popular café at the Bains des Pâquis swimming baths. — Time Out
As its name suggests, La Perle du Lac is indeed an absolute gem on the banks of Lake Geneva—a tiny, luxuriant pavilion located in the shady Mon-Repos Park — Frommer's
This small restaurant lures lawyers, bankers, and fashionable Genevois with its easygoing charm and rustic Italian fare. — Fodor's
Be sure to check out the daily salads—the goat cheese and bacon salad comes highly recommended—and the dessert specials. Meringues with cream from Gruyères are always a winner. — Frommer's
Elegant bistro in the city’s old banking district...vibrant and convivial atmosphere, creating “bistronomic” cuisine devoid of any unnecessary frills. — Michelin Guide
Near the Gare Cornavin, this place is a delight. — Frommer's
On clear days, views of Mont Blanc from its garden are swoon-worthy, and lunching or lounging inside is akin to hanging out in your grandma's book-lined living room. — Lonely Planet
Flooded with sunlight from large panoramic windows, and permeated with an undeniably upscale but discreet and rather clubby sense of old-fashioned exclusivity. — Frommer's
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