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France Food Guide: 10 French food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Saint-Genis-Pouilly
Find out what French restaurants to try in Saint-Genis-Pouilly including Le Triskel Celtique, rita & albert, Restaurant La Villa, Restaurant Le Coq Rouge, C House Cafe, The Shamwari Restaurant, O'Brasseur, Leon De Bruxelles, Domaine de Chateauvieux, La Degust
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10. La Degust
Overall Ratings
4 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By Zatash
I wine bar with some small dishes. The wine selection is very large, but it is a pity only a small selection can be ordered by the glass. So you have a better choice if you are a small group or 2 couples and order a bottle.As for the dishes, the selection is also small, but nice. Should be enough for such a wine bar if they are renewed regularly.The service is nice and attentive.There are regular customers, which is a good sign.
9. Domaine de Chateauvieux
Overall Ratings
4 based on 330 reviews
Reviewed By ghvisitors
Dinner for four. Star dish was the stuffed squid and frogs legs appetiser - absolutely stunning, fantastic flavours, generously portioned. Veal fillet as entree was also brilliantly flavoured and simply served. Accommodation was clean and comfortable, with traditionally simple breakfast in the courtyard. Very broad and well chose wine list with fair pricing. Restaurant with rooms. And quite some restaurant.
8. Leon De Bruxelles
Overall Ratings
3 based on 510 reviews
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Reviewed By Capdan13
We visited early evening in August, we were staying at the Best Western hotel which is situated beside this restaurant. We hadn't booked but staff seated us quickly and despite another review on here we were immediately offered the menu in english, without asking. The food arrived promptly. Two of us ordered the fish and chips which was delicious and huge portions, the other member of our party ordered a cheeseburger. The size of the cheeseburger was a little small in comparison to the fish but there was plenty of fish to share. We finished the meal with coocnut ice cream, creme brulee and assorted ice cream. We felt staff were friendly, service was quick and the meal was reasonably priced. If we were in the area again we would not hesitate to go back.
7. O'Brasseur
Overall Ratings
3 based on 313 reviews
Reviewed By a_Trip_GE
we were well surprised that things improved, from the booking online up to experience in restaurant. I had Momo on the phone and she really "solutions oriented", Bravo! and in the restaurant Josselyn was efficient, quick and in every detail! Well done!
6. The Shamwari Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 299 reviews
Shamwari is primarly the name of one of the most beautiful nature reserves in Africa. This contemporary design restaurant (capacity of 80 seats) is separated from the main building. It offers a change of scenery, including the exotic and captivating beaut
Reviewed By Jannat_Snow
A perfect birthday dinner - part of the weekend package (Gourmand et bien-être or something like that). Pictures say it all. It was Delicious!!! Breakfast was also very nice Dear Jannat SThank you for your comment. We are happy you liked your birthday dinner at Shamwari restaurant.SincerelyFabrice Mercier
5. C House Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 78 reviews
Breakfast-Restaurant-Tea Room At C House we respect our customers and the contents of their plates. We prefer the home-made, the fresh, the seasonality of the products and the short circuits of supply. We will be happy to welcome you for breakfast, lunch
Reviewed By calspickman
We called into this establishment at 5.30 pm and having sat at a table the barman rather curtly informed us that there was "no food". I can only assume that food is served at lunchtime only or possibly later in the evening.Think I will give it a miss if am ever in the area again.
4. Restaurant Le Coq Rouge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 320 reviews
Reviewed By Sandro1205
The main course of the restaurant was very good and certainly worth 5 stars (an excellent coq au vin), but the starter was a bit on the normal side, not bad, but not special either. Dessert was very simple, the vine list unimpressive (apart from the prices). Yet this place concerning prices is not a $$ place, but at least a $$$ if not a $$$$. Yes, I would go back here, but be very careful with the choice of menus.The service is friendly, but a little bit more speed would be welcome.A final word on decor: chairs are modernistic, but rather uncomfortable, even painful if I can say that.
3. Restaurant La Villa
Overall Ratings
4 based on 256 reviews
Reviewed By Bernard I
Found this restaurant by chance! Happened to be in this industrial zone to choose some equipment! You would never imagine you could find such a wonderful cuisine in such a neighborhood!Menu set price at â¬15.- a salad bar to choose from, salmon with homemade mashed potatoes and spinach, tarte Tatin and espresso! All beautifully cooked and presented! I had a glass of Malbec. Total for 2 came to â¬35-.Iâll try dinners another time and it will not âby chanceâ! If you are in the Geneva area, give it a try!
2. rita & albert
Overall Ratings
4 based on 217 reviews
Rita and Albert invite you to a convivial encounter between France and Spain in a warm and friendly atmosphere. Discover our home made cuisine based on fresh local produce and our selection of exquisite Spanish products. We will be delighted to welcome yo
Reviewed By Zatash
Discovered with some friend I liked this place, the inside is warm, the tables away enough from each other and comfortable. The staff welcoming.I liked the food and it was sufficient. The vine list has interesting items. The deserts are creative.The prices are sightly high, but from time to time why not.
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1. Le Triskel Celtique
Overall Ratings
4 based on 135 reviews
Reviewed By enzoenzo
Our daughter is not allowed to consume gluten, which makes restaurant visits always a bit complicated for us. But the flower used in Le Triskel's salty crepes are made from Buckwheat, which is free of gluten... and when informed of our presence, the chef even uses separate utensils and cleans off the cooking surface to ensure there is no cross contamination. Their sensitivity to our daughter's needs is just one example of the personal and kind service characteristic of this place. But frankly, even before we got the Celiac diagnosis, we'd been enjoying this restaurant and can't recommend it enough simply for the fantastic crepes and top notch service...
