Hi,
I've heard about a dining card which gives you 2 dinners for the price of one at a load of restaurants in Geneva. Although you have to pay for the card to start with, I seem to remember that it's not that much (100chf?) and it's valid for a year so you could easily save money.
The only problem is I can't remember the name of it! And I failed to find it after a few google searches.
Does anyone know the name? Has anyone used it? Did you think it was worth getting?
Thanks,
Adam
Hi,
I've heard about a dining card which gives you 2 dinners for the price of one at a load of restaurants in Geneva. Although you have to pay for the card to start with, I seem to remember that it's not that much (100chf?) and it's valid for a year so you could easily save money.
The only problem is I can't remember the name of it! And I failed to find it after a few google searches.
Does anyone know the name? Has anyone used it? Did you think it was worth getting?
Thanks,
Adam
Assiette Genevoise, cost 90chf a year (only valid from march to march however).
And yes, it's worth it. To give an exemple I ate yesterday at Parc des Eaux Vives restaurant, and saved like 70 francs on the bill.
There is something else called passeport gourmand, but I never took it so idk, but it's more or less the same.
Assiette Genevoise, cost 90chf a year (only valid from march to march however).
And yes, it's worth it. To give an exemple I ate yesterday at Parc des Eaux Vives restaurant, and saved like 70 francs on the bill.
There is something else called passeport gourmand, but I never took it so idk, but it's more or less the same.
La Cerise sous le Gateau is yet another one. Just ordered/ received it but haven't opened the package yet, so will report on how good it is when i do !
La Cerise sous le Gateau is yet another one. Just ordered/ received it but haven't opened the package yet, so will report on how good it is when i do !
Thanks!
