Brasserie de l'Hotel de Ville

There are many historic buildings hidden in the streets and alleys of Geneva's old town, as well as various impressive specialty restaurants. The guy in the watch shop recommended a restaurant at the end of the alley, so I went to explore the restaurant with my friends. The restaurant is called Restaurant de l'Hotel-de-Ville. It is hidden in the streets and alleys of Geneva's old town. It shuttles along the ancient stone road and is surrounded by historic buildings, giving people a sense of movie scenes that travel through time and space. . The interior decoration of the restaurant may combine classical and modern elements to create a comfortable and stylish dining environment. The customers are mainly locals, which is usually a good sign of the quality and service level of the restaurant, because local residents tend to have a more picky taste for food. This is a French restaurant with very traditional restaurant etiquette. The waiters are dressed in uniform, just like gentlemen. Baked snails are a must-order dish, which is also a classic dish in French restaurants. Sure enough, the old restaurants on the street are more flavorful, and the dishes here are impressive enough. Of course, I like the atmosphere here more than the dishes here, which is old, as if immersed in an old movie. #RomanticDatingRestaurant #MonthlySpecialPlan

An excellent dinner with a great old town ambiance - both inside as well as their terrace. The staff all speak English and are helpful and they have translated menu's as well. It's a good idea to make a reservation in advance for their peak hours. Highly recommend the cheese fondue and veal with rosti.