Halal Restaurants in Geneva
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Geneva
Cafe des Bains (French)
This modern cafe is located near Plaine des Plainpalais, and the French food menu here is regularly updated with innovative cuisines that never grow old and boring.
Geneva
Relais de L'Entrecote (French)
Relais de l'Entrecote is a perfect choice for steak lovers. The starter meals include lettuce or walnut salad, and the main course comprises of entrecote smeared with mouthwatering sauces, and a bowl of crispy French fries. Desserts include French specialties like chocolate profiteroles or creme brulee. The service is superb, and the restaurant is popular with locals and visitors alike.
Geneva
Jeck's Place (Thai/Asian)
Small and quiet, this place is a pleasant escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. The meals are quite affordable, with lunch at around CHF 15, and dinner at CHF 25-30. The cuisine is largely Thai, including green curry and roasted duck, and a large variety of equally tempting desserts. Some dishes are influenced by Singaporean, Chinese, Malaysian, and Indian tastes. The service is quick and polite.
Geneva
Le Relais de L'Entrecote (French/Steakhouse)
Full of smoke, but also full of style. Perfect if you love red meat and steak. Full meals can be a little expensive.
Geneva
Manana (Mexican)
The first Mexican restaurant to be established in Geneva and still quite popular as the best in Mexican food. Its cocktails, served by the Cactus Club in the basement, are worth a try.
Geneva
Cafe Gallay (French/Italian)
Lively atmosphere, young and intellectual crowd, polite service, a constantly changing menu with new modifications according to the seasons, and a truly amazing wine collection. Prices, too good to be true. What more can you want?
Geneva
Restaurant Les Armures (Swiss, Austrian & German)
Ranked as a five-star hotel, Restaurant Les Armures is located quite close to Saint Peter's Cathedral in the Old Town, and at just a few minutes' walk from the city centre. It is the best traditional Swiss experience you could get anywhere, including the setting, the decor, the food, and the hospitable waiters and staff. Restaurant Les Armures serves tantalizing Swiss cuisines, including the ever-popular fondues and raclette, as well as international dishes from Austria and Germany. The dining at this restaurant is truly fit for a king - or president, rather. Former American president Jimmy Carter and the Clintons have paid notable visits to this restaurant. Single meals at around CHF 30.
Geneva
Sam Lor (Thai)
Thai food lovers are sure to be delighted by what this restaurant has to offer. Specialties include favorites like Duck or Red Coquelet smeared in a sauce of coconut milk. The prices can be termed as a little above reasonable sometimes. The service, however, is exceptionally efficient as well as jovial. Being reputed as being the most authentic Thai restaurant in Geneva, Sam Lor always spills out customers who are truly satisfied.
Geneva
Le Bearn (French)
Classic French dishes are the highlight at this restaurant, with the truffles deserving a special mention. For those who visit in the winter season, the menu would be largely based on truffles of different types, including the dessert. The setting and ambience is lavish and extremely elegant, inspired by imperial themes, which give a look of formality to the interior. Not at all recommended if you are short on money - basic meals start at CHF 50, but most meals are well into the three-digit range.
Geneva
Les Continents (Continental)
The interior is dominated by elegant Victorian-styled furnishings and decor, including chandeliers and table linens. Les Continents provides, as the name suggests, a wealth of international dishes from all around the globe, but a clear influence of Asian cuisine is noticeable. Specialties on the menu include items such as langoustines and pineapple soufflé. There is no doubt as to the quality of meals served here; they are simply par excellence. The service, too, is quite pleasant.
Geneva
Perle Du Lac (largely Swiss)
Located in a lakeside park, Mon Repos, this cultured yet modest place offers a delicious combination of Swiss, German, and French cuisines. The romantically-designed interior makes you want to fall in love, and their outdoor terrace is sure to delight people-watchers.
Geneva
Edelweiss (Swiss)
Heaven for tourists from all countries, featuring, apart from brilliant Swiss food, traditional Swiss music. Highlights on the menu include raclette and Cheese fondue. Dessert can be a pleasing mix of options, but the Chocolate fondue is recommended.
Geneva
Brasserie Lipp (French)
This is your typical brasserie, offering a traditional French menu with dishes such as choucroute and pot-au-feu. It is a bit expensive overall, considering the menu is nothing extraordinary. Most of the customers are more attracted to the beautiful flowered terrace with its old fountain rather than the interior or the food.
Geneva
Roberto (Italian)
A formal ambience exists in the dining room which is covered with wooden panels, large mirrors, and contemporary paintings by the owner, Roberto Carugati. The environment, however, is friendly, and the service is unmatched. The food served is rich and delightfully delicious, with items such as tortellini and pastas with veal and cream sauce, and turbot with bearnaise sauce, and scampi with tarragon. The osso buco, saltimbocca, and crespelle ai quattro formaggi are especially recommended.
Geneva
Le Diwane (Arabic)
This is one of the few genuine Arabian restaurants around Geneva. Serves authentically prepared Arabic cuisine comprising of set menus. A stylish and tasty mezze meal is around CHF 25. Desert, the mouthwatering maamoul, is especially presented as the main attraction. Good overall value compared to other international restaurants.
Geneva
L'Evidence (French)
Trendy, fashionable, and stylish are the words that describe the dining experience at L'Evidence, a small yet convenient French outlet. Although the ambience is pleasant and the food is nice and inexpensive, the service can be quite slow, almost casual, so be prepared to hang on to your patience.
Geneva
Al-Amir Beyrouth (Lebanese)
Apparently not one of the best restaurants around, but definitely one of the leading Lebanese food joints around Geneva. It has a comfortable stool-and-counter seating area which is preferred by the visitors rather than the table-and-chair section. The staff is known for its politeness and hospitality. The menu includes traditional Lebanese delights like falafels, kebabs and shawarmas. A quality mezze meal costs around CHF 8-14.
Geneva
Road Runner (American)
When it opened around 30 years ago, this was the first burger joint in Geneva functioning American-style. It serves hamburgers, hot dogs, and other popular American fast food. The restaurant is quite popular with the old and young alike.
Geneva
Le Chat Rouge (Mexican)
This restaurant offers quality Mexican dishes at quite reasonable prices. A special mention goes to Filetos, strips of marinated chicken or beef with tortillas, together with a variety of sauces like guacamole and salsa. Sweet tortilla is common as the dessert, and a Mexican coffee adds to the overall delight.
Geneva
El Mektoub (Oriental/North African)
One of the few quality North African joints with a pleasing atmosphere. The couscous and tajines are around CHF 30-35. A few purely vegetarian dishes are also available.
Geneva
L'Elephant/Sumo (Japanese/Thai)
Mysterious and unique, L'Elephant/Sumo is home to two types of cuisine, Japanese as well as Thai. You can opt to choose from the normal menus, but it is also possible and highly recommended, to combine the various Thai and Japanese dishes available to form a unique dining experience. The sushi offered here is undoubtedly the best prepared around Geneva. The Thai dishes are simply mouthwatering, with main courses like steamed fish and spicy curries. The service, though sometimes a bit slow, is pretty polite and cheerful.
Geneva
Faim (Scandinavian/Continental)
Mod, elegant, and stylish, Faim? is quite popular with the young crowd. Spacious and well designed, its Scandinavian-inspired interior adds to the overall appeal of hip cafe-restaurant. The menu includes exquisite soups and salads, and sandwiches and burgers which are especially liked by the customers. The Swiss beer and the original French wine are sure to delight visitors looking for quality beverages, as Faim? has a reputation for the best drinks and cocktails. Prices tend to be pretty reasonable. A plus point is the availability of vegetarian dishes.
Geneva
Teranga (Senagalese)
Located in a small street, but quite attractive on the inside, with great service and superb food. Menu highlights include fresh ginger juice, plantains, and yassa (chicken in spicy onion sauce). A total meal is around CHF 25.
Geneva
Cave Valaisanne et Chalet Suisse (Swiss)
Everything traditionally Swiss awaits you at this marvelous place. Perfect if you want a real Swiss meal, including authentic fondue and raclette. Quite popular with tourists and locals alike, the place is quite affordable, with a full meal at around CHF 20.