Sunday, August 22, 2010
Burgers at Kempinski's
A recent visit to the Kempinski hotel was the perfect opportunity to sample their burger. Overall the burger was good, but it is high time for establishments here to stop topping their burgers with gruyère cheese -- the combo just doesn't work for me!

Café Papon on a Warm Summer Night
One of the great joys of living in Geneva is enjoying one of its many terraces in the summer. As far as I'm concerned, the experience is all the more enjoyable if the terrace in question happens to be in the Old Town. That is probably why on a recent summer night, we decided to have dinner at Café Papon, a French restaurant located right at the top of Old Town, opposite the city's longest bench.
Café Papon's tasty French cuisine, its beautiful terrace and its ideal location make it a great choice for a summer meal but it is probably best to reserve before going.
Pictured below: a puff pastry starter topped with fresh tomatoes, zucchini, goat cheese and mixed greens, a cold tomato soup and lamb chops with sides of vegetables and mashed potatoes


Café Papon's tasty French cuisine, its beautiful terrace and its ideal location make it a great choice for a summer meal but it is probably best to reserve before going.
Pictured below: a puff pastry starter topped with fresh tomatoes, zucchini, goat cheese and mixed greens, a cold tomato soup and lamb chops with sides of vegetables and mashed potatoes
Labels:
Lamb,
Old Town,
Swiss/French
Sunday, July 18, 2010
Panna Cotta - Chez Nina
Panna Cotta is a scrumptious Italian dessert, it is both light and creamy, somehow even more so at Chez Nina's. The raspberry coulis and the fresh vanilla give it incredible flavor.
Labels:
dessert,
Grand-Saconnex,
Italian
Takeout from Forno a Legna
A margherita pizza from Forna a Legna... always a satisfying experience.

Friday, July 2, 2010
Fondue at Vieux-Carouge
Located in the heart of Carouge, Au Vieux-Carouge is one of Geneva's most popular destinations for fondue. The moitié-moitié (equal parts vacherin and gruyère) provides a creamy, mild-tasting alternative to the all-gruyere fondue.
Pictured below: a moitié-moitié fondue at a recent Vieux-Carouge dinner.
Pictured below: a moitié-moitié fondue at a recent Vieux-Carouge dinner.
Labels:
Carouge,
Fondue,
Swiss/French
Sushi at Kamomé
A recent sushi lunch at Kamomé. The restaurant is located in the ICC building by the airport.
Sunday, May 9, 2010
Burgers - Swissotel
When grabbing a quick bite at a hotel, two of the more popular choices tend to be burgers and club sandwiches. A recent visit to the Swissotel located opposite the lake on the left bank was the perfect opportunity to sample their burgers, which contained a selection of tasty and fresh ingredients.
Pictured below: a cheeseburger with a side of fries and a mixed greens salad.

Pictured below: a cheeseburger with a side of fries and a mixed greens salad.
Gondolière
Located in a small passage in Rue du Rhône, Gondolière is a popular hangout for a quick bite as it serves food non-stop throughout the day until the early hours of the evening.
Pictured below: a margherita pizza.

Pictured below: a margherita pizza.
Labels:
Pizza,
Town Center
Saturday, April 24, 2010
Burgers - Le Richemond
The GVA foodie's quest for the perfect Genevan burger continues with a visit to the Richemond hotel conveniently located by the lake. Overall, the burger is quite good and so is the service. Note: The burger and its toppings are served separately, so if you want some lettuce, pickles, a couple of slices of tomatoes and onions on your burger, be sure to look around your plate before starting your meal!

Thursday, April 15, 2010
Emilios
At this point, there is really only one Greek restaurant in Geneva. In the past there were a couple of others, but they seem to have fallen by the wayside. However, Emilios seems to have done rather well for itself. Located in the lively neighborhood of Plainpalais, the restaurant serves a number of popular Greek dishes including Moussaka, gyros, various Greek salads and starters and of course baklava.
Pictured below: cheese pastries and a chicken gyro.

Pictured below: cheese pastries and a chicken gyro.
Labels:
Greek,
Plainpalais
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