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Situated conveniently close to the business and shopping district, this is a rather pretentious, over-styled bar. It’s where the people who like to think they’re Geneva’s glitterati go to be noticed.
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Most bars are only [open] until 1am, so the Café Art’s with its comfy sofas, books and bohemian feel is a real treat. Not just a late-night drinking den, the café also has a limited menu of salads and pasta dishes served non-stop throughout the day.
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This former ironmonger’s shop has been transformed into a warm and welcoming café with a tiny terrace at the back. At the front the café has retained its large shop window, making it the perfect place to sit and watch the world go by over an early breakfast, light lunch or evening drink.
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Every city has to have at least one Irish pub and this is Geneva’s busiest. It’s a popular watering hole that attracts an international crowd, especially from the nearby United Nations. Friendly people, pub quizzes and great party nights are all on offer here, along with a large summer terrace and good, simple food.
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Another popular watering hole for Geneva’s after-work crowd in the Old Town. Fashionable but understated, the Demi Lune is a great place to relax over some tasty snacks.
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