Can anyone suggest a reasonable restaurant that's open Sunday evening (not a hamburger or pizza joint). I have visitors flying in and can't think of anywhere that's open.
Preferably within a 10-minute drive (in any direction) from the station or, if possible, within walking distance.
Thanks v. much.
VS
Can anyone suggest a reasonable restaurant that's open Sunday evening (not a hamburger or pizza joint). I have visitors flying in and can't think of anywhere that's open.
Preferably within a 10-minute drive (in any direction) from the station or, if possible, within walking distance.
Thanks v. much.
VS
I believe Casanova (close to pont du Mont Blanc) will be open. Its nice and has a lake view accross the road
http://www.foodcandy.com/PlaceView.aspx?id=480
I believe Casanova (close to pont du Mont Blanc) will be open. Its nice and has a lake view accross the road
http://www.foodcandy.com/PlaceView.aspx?id=480
Thanks Maria, I'll call them.
Hello ! Cafe du Soleil should be opened. http://www.cafedusoleil.ch/
Hello ! Cafe du Soleil should be opened. http://www.cafedusoleil.ch/
Have you already been to Via Roma In Carouge? It's a nice Italien restaurant.
It's open on Sundays.
Have you already been to Via Roma In Carouge? It's a nice Italien restaurant.
It's open on Sundays.
Nothing very original, but visitors might enjoy Brasserie Lipp or Café du centre, both are open on sunday, and not so far from the station. By car café du centre is probably a bit easier to go, as you got the parking du molard very close.
Rémy
Nothing very original, but visitors might enjoy Brasserie Lipp or Café du centre, both are open on sunday, and not so far from the station. By car café du centre is probably a bit easier to go, as you got the parking du molard very close.
Rémy
Sunday evenings are a bit tricky, as I'm sure you're aware.
For the best pizza of Geneva (according to many), Da Paolo in Eaux-Vives is open on Sundays. They don't take reservations so get there early or expect to be in a queue for a while.
A decent alternative nearby Da Paolo is Pizzeria San Marco, at the crossing of Rue de lai Mairie and Rue Zurlinden.
For Chinese, the Chinese restaurant in hotel Kempinski is an option. Also overpriced, but the food is excellent.
I'm pretty sure Lacustre at the Mont Blanc bridge is open, if you fancy overpriced Italian food. But its main feature, the terrace, is a bit useless in winter.
Sunday evenings are a bit tricky, as I'm sure you're aware.
For the best pizza of Geneva (according to many), Da Paolo in Eaux-Vives is open on Sundays. They don't take reservations so get there early or expect to be in a queue for a while.
A decent alternative nearby Da Paolo is Pizzeria San Marco, at the crossing of Rue de lai Mairie and Rue Zurlinden.
For Chinese, the Chinese restaurant in hotel Kempinski is an option. Also overpriced, but the food is excellent.
I'm pretty sure Lacustre at the Mont Blanc bridge is open, if you fancy overpriced Italian food. But its main feature, the terrace, is a bit useless in winter.
Da Paolo. Great place for sure. Highly recommendable. Very good food and excellent service.
Da Paolo. Great place for sure. Highly recommendable. Very good food and excellent service.
A list of "ouvert le dimanche" restaurants:
www.resto.ch/dimanche/index.php?lg=fr&ct=ge
restaurant Spice of India on Rue de Lausanne.
The glazed terrace (known as the ‘Verrandah’) of the Montbrillant Hotel –
which is located behind
Cornavin railway station, near the departure for France area – offers a variety of dishes with an emphasis on traditional French style. The service is attentive and the prices are reasonable.
Go for open wine though if price is a factor. It’s also a nice place for a girls’ only meal. Best to book ahead if you can.
Bon app!
Ritchie
The glazed terrace (known as the ‘Verrandah’) of the Montbrillant Hotel –
which is located behind
Cornavin railway station, near the departure for France area – offers a variety of dishes with an emphasis on traditional French style. The service is attentive and the prices are reasonable.
Go for open wine though if price is a factor. It’s also a nice place for a girls’ only meal. Best to book ahead if you can.
Bon app!
Ritchie
I think aubage de savoiuse on rue de paquis is open sunday, good for fondue. There is also the Italian on the corner of Rue de paquis and rue de montruox, which only has a small pizza menu, it has fondue (cheese and meat), pasta, meat etc etc quite an extensive menu.
Of course manyana (maybe spelt wrong) the mexican oposite the train station. Good mexican food, close to station and great strawberry margeritas.
I think aubage de savoiuse on rue de paquis is open sunday, good for fondue. There is also the Italian on the corner of Rue de paquis and rue de montruox, which only has a small pizza menu, it has fondue (cheese and meat), pasta, meat etc etc quite an extensive menu.
Of course manyana (maybe spelt wrong) the mexican oposite the train station. Good mexican food, close to station and great strawberry margeritas.
The Thai restaurant at the bottom of rue Monthuex is open (near the Grand Duke pub but opposite of the road)
The Thai restaurant at the bottom of rue Monthuex is open (near the Grand Duke pub but opposite of the road)
