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Café Métropole: Restaurant of the week Friday 22 May

22/05/2009 by Ellen Wallace

CAFE METROPOLE 6 rue du Prince 1204 Geneva +41 22 310 06 70 email: info@cafemetropole.ch http://www.cafemetropole.ch Affordable restaurant that often serves as a gathering place for young people before they hit the discos, yet oldies like myself who eat earlier have no trouble fitting in. Seasonal, affordable menu offered by chef Rachid Fadili, offering light […]

Filed Under: Food & dining Tagged With: Café Métropole, fusion, Geneva, geneve, hamburger, Italian, Lake Geneva, open late, restaurant, Restaurant reviews, Restaurants with terraces, Restaurants, dining, suisse, Swiss, Switzerland, terrace, Thai

Easter in Switzerland, gray but the green is coming

12/04/2009 by Ellen Wallace

Easter Sunday in Switzerland was overcast for the first part of the day in much of the country, but the sun inched its way out. Mid-afternoon, at the Col de la Forclaz that connects Martigny and Chamonix, France, the greening of the valleys was apparent. Martigny and the Rhone Valley are to the left, the […]

Filed Under: Travels Tagged With: Col de la Forclaz, Martigny, spring, Switzerland, travel, Verbier

Wine of the week: hunkering down for January with Humagne Rouge

16/01/2009 by Ellen Wallace

The holidays are over, summer barbecues with cool whites and rosés are far in the distance, but there is a Swiss wine that is a delightful treat this time of year, when the snow lies round about, and roasts and stews tickle our noses. Humagne Rouge is a canton Valais wine specialty that originally hails […]

Filed Under: Food & dining Tagged With: Cave St Pierre, Humagne Rouge, Swiss wine, Valais

Swiss train travels with Tara: The Goms/Conche Valley

06/01/2009 by Ellen Wallace

Other Train travels with Tara Click on images to view larger Introduction: This is part of a series of mini-travel photo stories on Switzerland that will run for several weeks. A very special 16-year-old named Tara takes the train on Saturdays or Sundays to explore the country where she has grown up. Her mother, GL […]

Filed Under: Travels Tagged With: Brig, Fiesch, Furka-Oberalp, Matterhorn Gotthard, rail, Switzerland, Tara, trains, travel, Valais

Wine of the week: perfect Swiss holiday aperitif

15/12/2008 by Ellen Wallace

What a pleasant surprise to discover that one of the special offers at the Coop is a wine that enchanted me last July – and that it’s just as good in winter as in summer. The Bonvins are a large clan in Valais and not surprisingly, many of them do indeed make good wine. In […]

Filed Under: Food & dining Tagged With: Bonvin wine, Charles Bonvin et Fils, Fendant, Sans Culotte, Sion, Valais, wine

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