I love food, I love cooking, I love eating, I love trying new and different dishes but I think most of all I love going for a cooked breakfast after a good night out
Where is this possible in Geneva?
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Jul 6, 2010 @ 15:49
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I love food, I love cooking, I love eating, I love trying new and different dishes but I think most of all I love going for a cooked breakfast after a good night out
Where is this possible in Geneva?
Fraser RJul 6, 2010 @ 15:49
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Jul 6, 2010 @ 19:56
I agree, but to my knowledge its not possible!
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Jul 6, 2010 @ 20:13
It's not possible. There are a couple of late night bakeries in town.
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Nov 8, 2012 @ 09:26
Finally found one: 6am + on weekdays:
Le Boulevard - 15 bd George-Favon, Geneva
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Finally found one: 6am + on weekdays:
Le Boulevard - 15 bd George-Favon, Geneva
s j, Nov 8, 2012 @ 09:26
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Nov 8, 2012 @ 11:25
Halles De L'ile do a cooked breakfast
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Nov 8, 2012 @ 15:08
Have you thought of trying a hotel?
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Nov 8, 2012 @ 16:13
Clubhouse Pub do a full English cooked breakfast... excellent.
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Nov 8, 2012 @ 16:20
Le Boulevard - 15 bd George-Favon, Geneva - is it any good SJ?
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Nov 8, 2012 @ 16:57
It's tiny. More like a 'greasy spoon' than a restaurant - with a small range - but chf10 bought me a cup of tea, orange juice, scrambled eggs, bacon, tomatoe, toast and butter and free wifi. I thought it was good.
I like the Clubhouse too.
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It's tiny. More like a 'greasy spoon' than a restaurant - with a small range - but chf10 bought me a cup of tea, orange juice, scrambled eggs, bacon, tomatoe, toast and butter and free wifi. I thought it was good.
I like the Clubhouse too.
s j, Nov 8, 2012 @ 16:57
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Nov 8, 2012 @ 17:00
On noe! Typoe!
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Nov 8, 2012 @ 17:01
I'll give it a go. Is it open on weekends?
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Nov 8, 2012 @ 17:04
No. I presumed they'd be expensive. But it's not a bad idea.
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Nov 8, 2012 @ 17:14
10f? Not bad. Maybe order 2, which makes it about the same price as Clubhouse. And it's on the way to work!
I'll give it a try tomorrow, as I anticipate a Rioja-induced headache
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10f? Not bad. Maybe order 2, which makes it about the same price as Clubhouse. And it's on the way to work!
I'll give it a try tomorrow, as I anticipate a Rioja-induced headache
:)
David Lloyd, Nov 8, 2012 @ 17:14
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Nov 8, 2012 @ 18:23
Judging by how crowded it normally is, many people like Le Pain Quotidien. The food is fine (mainly healthy stuff) but I've been there a few times and never had proper service.
Frankly, I never go out for breakfast because it's much easier to make something myself.
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Judging by how crowded it normally is, many people like Le Pain Quotidien. The food is fine (mainly healthy stuff) but I've been there a few times and never had proper service.
Frankly, I never go out for breakfast because it's much easier to make something myself.
Edward B, Nov 8, 2012 @ 18:23
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Nov 8, 2012 @ 20:05
Wee bit expensive .. But hotel bristol does a great breakfast! Bacon, eggs, toast sausage..Plus various other stuff like fish.
There's also a lady who plays a harp while you eat?!
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Wee bit expensive .. But hotel bristol does a great breakfast! Bacon, eggs, toast sausage..Plus various other stuff like fish.
There's also a lady who plays a harp while you eat?!
John H, Nov 8, 2012 @ 20:05
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Nov 8, 2012 @ 22:55
who doesent like a good cooked breakfast after a big night out!
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Nov 9, 2012 @ 08:42
What about bain des paquis? They have good bred, fresh juices and Birchermusli to fill you up. With a fresh breeze in the morning it could help to slow down your body. However it opens at 7 am, good for a late late night then.
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What about bain des paquis? They have good bred, fresh juices and Birchermusli to fill you up. With a fresh breeze in the morning it could help to slow down your body. However it opens at 7 am, good for a late late night then.
Morgane RACHINEL, Nov 9, 2012 @ 08:42
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Nov 9, 2012 @ 10:07
Happy Days in Versoix do a lovely cooked breakfast...American style...and its not expensive either.
http://www.americanbreakfast.ch/
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Happy Days in Versoix do a lovely cooked breakfast...American style...and its not expensive either.
http://www.americanbreakfast.ch/
amna a, Nov 9, 2012 @ 10:07
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