Tucked on a grassy patch near the Brunswick monument on the right bank of Lake Geneva, it’s a cosy cabin designed as a home from home. Inside there are old wooden dressers containing books and magazines, paintings on the walls, mismatched lamps and trinkets. Outside, the leafy terrace looking onto the monument and the lake is a peaceful spot to sit and have a quiet breakfast or lunch – the large salads are particularly tasty.

True to its name, Cottage Café really is a lovely traditional cottage; one that transports patrons to another time with its nostalgic, cosy decor and romantic views. Located in the beautiful park of the Square des Alpes, just on the banks of sparkling Lake Geneva, this café is a great place for a well-brewed coffee or a spot of tapas.

This sweet cottage with a beautiful veranda is located in the middle of Brunswick Park, not far from the lake. The pastry menu is long and original: energy balls made from dried fruits and spices, cheesecake, ginger date cake, dark chocolate fondant, nut brownies… It’s just an overall wonderful café.Bonus points: The terrace right in the center of the park and a view of the nearby lake.Getting there: Cottage Café – 7 Rue Adhémar Fabri, 1201 Geneva. Phone: +41 (0)22 731 60 16More information:www.cottagecafe.ch

Cottage Café is one of the best cafes in Geneva and is a cafe designed in the form of a beautiful traditional country house, making you feel in another time with its affectionate and comfortable décor and romantic views. This cafe is located in the beautiful Square des Alpes park, on the banks of Lake Geneva, and is a place Great for a simple well-stocked coffee or a long meal. The Cottage Café – Cafés in Geneva Geneva

In Parc Brunswick, just behind the eponymous Monument, Cottage Café unfurls its superb terrace. In a bucolic setting, discover the homemade bircher with fresh fruit, the delicious selection of tapas and Nicole Boder’s dark chocolate fondant. Enjoy a relaxing moment on an idyllic terrace just a stone’s throw from Lake Geneva.

Cottage Cafe is a cosy cabin created as a home away from home, tucked on a grassy plot near the Brunswick memorial on the banks of Lake Geneva. Outside, the leafy terrace overlooking the monument and the lake is a tranquil setting for a relaxing evening. You must try their Pecan pie.

Located near Lake Geneva, just next to the Mausolée Brunswick, the Cottage Café is a warm and relaxed restaurant. Here you will be served tapas, to share for more conviviality!. When the weather is fine, the little extra is a place on the terrace to enjoy the view of the water jet.

Cottage Cafe is located right across the street from the Le Richemond. It has an interesting history. They originally used the cafe as temporary housing from 1876-1879 for the workers charged with the task of building the Brunswick Monument.

On the lake next to Brunswick Monument, it looks like a tiny house. I like to sit outside in the summer to take in the views. The café serves healthy and fresh meals like salads and small tapas places.

This adorable cafe sits on the edge of a small park that surrounds the 19th-Century Brunswick Monument. It has a cozy outdoor terrace where you can enjoy light breakfast and lunch meals.

You can sit outside on the terrace and see the lake and the water jet. At night they serve small plates and tapas. Heather and I split the salad and the pumpkin lasagna.

A small tapas cafe close to the lake with outdoor seating and lots of vegetarian choices. Also great for breakfast.