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Overview & Highlights

Welcome to Les petites artisanes, a delightful café nestled in the heart of Geneva at Rue Micheli-du-Crest 18. It’s a charming spot where fresh ingredients meld with artisan techniques to create a cozy haven for food lovers. If you’re in search of delectable pastries and high-quality coffee, look no further.

This café has earned a reputation for its freshly baked goods, and it’s easy to see why. Customers rave about the croissants that arrive directly from the oven to your hands, showcasing an irresistible flakiness and rich buttery flavor. The pain Suisse and the heavenly pain au chocolat are also crowd favorites, each bite a testament to the café's commitment to excellence.

Les petites artisanes is not just about pastries; its menu captures a delightful blend of breakfast, brunch, and lunch offerings. Popular dishes include a unique take on avocado toast that is sure to draw in millennials and breakfast aficionados alike. The café also shines with its specialty coffee, as mentioned by patrons who appreciate the careful coffee-to-milk ratio in their flat whites. It is this attention to detail that sets this establishment apart.

For those keen on a lighter bite or a sweet treat, the cookies—particularly the raspberry-topped variant—have earned high praise. Their crunchy texture paired with rich flavors create an exquisite pairing, especially when enjoyed alongside a well-prepared ristretto.

With limited table service, ordering and picking up your treats adds a touch of authenticity to the experience. You can choose to sit outside on the quaint terrace or find a cozy spot inside, ensuring you can enjoy your coffee and pastry while soaking in the atmosphere of Geneva.

Whether you’re after a quick snack, a leisurely coffee catch-up with friends, or a fulfilling meal any time of day, Les petites artisanes is a safe choice that never compromises on taste or quality. It beckons not only with its culinary delights but also with attentive service that makes each visit a pleasant one. I wholeheartedly recommend making this café a stop on your next journey through Geneva.

Comforts & Conveniences

Service options
  • Outdoor seating
  • Dine-in
  • Delivery
Highlights
  • Great coffee
  • Great dessert
  • Great tea selection
Popular for
  • Breakfast
  • Lunch
  • Solo dining
  • Good for working on laptop
Accessibility
  • Wheelchair-accessible entrance
  • Wheelchair-accessible seating
Offerings
  • Coffee
  • Quick bite
Dining options
  • Breakfast
  • Brunch
  • Lunch
  • Dessert
  • Seating
Amenities
  • Toilet
Atmosphere
  • Casual
  • Cosy
  • Trendy
Crowd
  • Groups
  • Tourists
Payments
  • Credit cards
  • Debit cards
  • NFC mobile payments
  • Credit cards
Children
  • Good for kids
  • High chairs
Parking
  • Paid street parking
  • Parking
Pets
  • Dogs allowed

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Visitor Testimonials (494)

We had a croissant nature and a pain Suisse. The pastries are freshly baked and you can definitely tell: the croissant arrived from the baking tray just as I was placing my order. They’re very flaky (on par with 21st century dating) and rich in buttery goodness. The chocolate used is clearly of a high quality. As for the coffee, nothing to say here except that the flat white was really good, with the right coffee-to-milk ratio. The place also offers small breakfast dishes such as their version of an avocado toast (millennials welcome). There is no table service, so you order and pick up your order, at the cashier. There are two seating options: one on the sidewalk (recommended) and one inside at the back.

Very nice place, everything we ordered was very delicious. They have a big menu and it’s suitable for breakfast, brunch and lunch. I highly recommend at least one visit

A safe choice for a breakfast, brunch or coffee catch-up with friends. Their pastries are divine, especially their Pain au Chocolat. Yummy savory toasts for lunch. Very cute terrace for sunny spring or summer days. Attentive and friendly service. Excellent specialty coffee. Breakfast served all day, which is very rare in Geneva!

I have travelled the world extensively over 40 years. I ate at all restaurants ranging from pop & mom’s to Michelin three stars. This is my honest review of the tea room Les petites artisanes in Geneva. This is a lovely bakery just a couple of minutes’ walk from the Geneva University Hospital, and it’s especially known for its cookies with different toppings. I tried the raspberry one, which combines raspberry jam and other raspberry-based preparations. Both the cookie dough itself, its crunch, and the raspberry topping were truly delicious. I had it with a ristretto that was perfectly good. Service is quick and efficient, and the prices are very reasonable. There’s a small terrace on a rather busy street leading to the hospital, but it’s still a nice spot to enjoy good weather. They serve everything on a small tray, which you bring back inside once you’ve finished. A great place for a quick snack or light bite if you happen to be near the hospital.

Great place, they have a fabulous selection of fresh pastries which are delicious and a small lunch brunch selection also. Egg Benedict over avocado on Sourdough bread was supperbe. The service is excellent.

This place so peaceful and cozy. They have a good coffee and croissant. And them delight looks delicious, i think if you try you love it. Btw The employees are very kind and do their job quickly.

I am sad i didn’t know about this place before. Pastries are outstanding and brunch was delicious Will be going there all the time now.

We went there three times during our vacation. I honestly wish I could take everything home with me — it was all so delicious. For me, it’s an absolute must when you are in Geneva.

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