Our first visit to Geneva to attend a meeting. Took my 7 year old there last night, because he was hungry while touring "Old Town". It was packed, but we were immediately seated at a table for four. Only one wait person, but food delivered promptly & politely. We shared the 1/2 Poillet & Frites & House Salad- which we ...

ALTHOUGH IT IS UNEXPENSIVE, THE SERVICE IS VERY ROUGH AND UNFRIENDLY... WHEN ASKING FOR WATER THEY WOULDN BRING GLASSES, THEY TOOK AWAY OUR SALAD AND WE DIDNT ASK THEM TO... WHEN ASKING FOR THE BILL THEY TOOK AGES...I WOULD RATHER RECOMMEND CAFE DU SOLEIL.

I lived in geneva for awhile and every day that I did not want to cook I went here. The food was great and cheap. When my friends came to vist they brought there kids and the kids loved it. They loved the food and the watiers adored them.

This restauarnt basically serves one main dish......roasted chicken and does it very well. It is paired with thick potato slices and a good but not outstanding salad. The inside is very basic and fills up quickly, so be prepared to wait during busy times. The service is good, but a bit slow during peak times. I think this is more due to staffing ...

When I first went to Chez ma Cousine, It had been two weeks into my stay at Geneva and I was really hurting for good cheap food. and Chez ma cousine was a gift from the gods! Although the other two plates are delicious, The real star was the roasted chicken and baked potato wedges. The food was flavorful, cheap, and WORTH MORE THAN IT COSTS! for ...

We travel to Geneva about every 9-10 months, and we always go back to the Chez ma Cousine (or, as we refer to it, the chicken place). The food is always fresh and delivered quickly, and the value is exceptional. We like the Chez ma Cousine as an alternative to the heavier meals that tend to dominate the restaurants of Geneva (fondue, Cafe de ...