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Demi Lune CafevsIzumi
Both Le Demi-Lune Cafe & La Salle a Manger and Izumi are recommended by reviewers writing for major publications. Overall, Le Demi-Lune Cafe & La Salle a Manger is the choice of most reviewers compared to Izumi. Le Demi-Lune Cafe & La Salle a Manger comes in at 79 with approval from 2 publications such as Frommer's, Time Out.
Demi Lune Cafe
Frommer's
Time Out
3 rue Etienne Dumont, Geneva, Switzerland
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Frommer'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." Full review
Time Out "A Mediterranean-inspired café-bar and restaurant is a good choice for food and cocktails in the heart of the Old Town." Full review
Izumi Time Out
Fodor's
Michelin Guide Michelin Guide
Quai des Bergues 33, Geneva 1201, Switzerland
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Time Out "Japanese-fusion restaurant from the Nobu stable with a superb rooftop terrace." Full review
Fodor's "This rooftop restaurant serves up panoramic views of the city and Japanese-fusion fare, which is a rarity in Geneva." Full review
Michelin Guide 0 Stars
"Situated on the top floor of Geneva's leading hotel, this restaurant is bound to surprise and delight you. The Japanese specialities served here are flavoured with the occasional hint of..." Full review
Michelin Guide0 Stars
"The atmosphere is truly international: top-notch ingredients go into a fusion cuisine of Japanese and other Asian influences" Full review
