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Nyon District, Canton of Vaud Food Guide: 3 International food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Gland
Reviews on International food in Gland, Nyon District, Canton of Vaud. Gland is a municipality in the district of Nyon in the canton of Vaud in Switzerland. The city also is home to the IUCN and WWF headquarters
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1. Brasserie Le Rive
Overall Ratings
4 based on 354 reviews
Reviewed By 798yvesm
Fantastic meal last evening with our family. Fantastic. The restaurant was busy but the service was nevertheless attentive and excellent. As usual the food was top. The “little Perche du Lac” were particularly good. Overall, a fantastic fantastic meal and evening.
2. Auberge de Duillier
Overall Ratings
4 based on 113 reviews
Reviewed By SteveDrab
Sitting nicely on the village edge the Auberge looks over the Chateau Vineyards.I can imagine in summer the terrace area would be packed as you couldn't find a better vista.The service was exceptional & the fixed menus whilst expensive were beautiful.For starter we had lasagne with a lobster bisque sauce ( with generous pieces of lobster) followed by the classic of 'Filet de Perche). The actual perch were some of the best we have had..... golden brown & larger than normal.Finally a Creme Brulee which I must say tasted like a real English custard !!! Bravo.
3. Auberge de Luins
Overall Ratings
4 based on 174 reviews
Reviewed By SuizoL
Unfortunately we came later than expected and at 14h40 got told that the kitchen was closed, the chef had left and that they close the restaurant in 20 minutes! ie we were not welcome anymore and did not get even one quick Malakoff served!! This is why and what I “ love “ of Swiss hospitality and service. Thank you very much mr Marguerat. I hope this is not what you remember of EHL accueuil we got taught...So I recommend not to come to this place after 2 pm if you want to get served anything. Sorry to write and say so. Very disappointed.Dear Sir,We are sorry for the misunderstanding but in general in Switzerland the kitchen closes at 2:00 pm. However if we have some remaining customers, we will serve you as we are not in a post office... so we would have served you if we were in a busy day. It was not the case that day. So the restaurant closes at 3:00 pm (last order at around 2:00pm) and we reopen it at 5:00. As we are not in a city centre, you will easily understand that it s not worth to open all the day. We do non-stop service only on Sunday. I hope we will have another opportunity to welcome you again in our restaurant.Best Regards,Laurent MargueratManager
