The Clubhouse

Great for watching sport (rugby mostly) with a beer, burger and friends. Lively atmosphere. Friendly staff.

Good place, friend lyrics staff, lots of beers on tap, very good food. Full English recommended, real pork sausages, a good feed. Will come back. Wish I knew about this place when I lived in Geneva.

Endroit sympathique pour y boire des Guiness, j’aime bien leurs plats de nachos et la cuisine typique de pub. En ce qui me concerne j’essaie d’éviter les soirées football car l’établissement fini par être plein à craquer et bruyant (forcément).

Went for happy hour with 2 others… Great Beer selection and prices very reasonable for Geneva… Didn’t try the food this time.

Good ambiance here. Got here around 8:00 and it was quiet but began to pick up a little. Band setting up by 8:30. Lots of expats. Order food and self-​pickup in the corner with a buzzer. Bacon cheeseburger with fries was decent. 28 Swiss francs for a burger and a beer. I guess not bad considering it’s Geneva! Friendly bar staff, nice people. I’m sure this place picks up later, but good place to grab a relatively good pub food for a decent price.

Nice Pub for a drink. Food is ok but not on the top level. If you order a starter and a main dish both come together due to their buzzer system. So I had to eat a cold burger. Next time I will come for a beer and the sport on TV, but not for eating.

Fun sports venue with good food, friendly and attentive staff, and plenty of TVs
If I lived here, I’d definitely be a regular!

We went to the clubhouse on a Friday night, not much of a crowd & the ones who where there were pretty drunk & very loud, unfortunately, when standing at the bar our shoes got stuck to the floor, it was obvious the floor had not been cleaned for ages.
If you like dirty, loud pubs this is for you, but not for me.

When the sport is over, when work is done & when a long day of shopping is over… the only place you should head to is The Clubhouse!
The Clubhouse, one of the first Gastro-​Pubs in Geneva, is the expat home for English & American sports. The design of the bar is nice and simple, with vivid orange walls and sport shirts framed to the ceiling. The amount of TV’s in the bar is also impressive and could only be rivalled by the likes of Mr Pickwicks.
The food here is the main reason to go. It’s good, It’s not too pricy and it’s served pretty damn quick. It is also updated and changed very regularly and that is always a nice touch. I would recommend one of their Farmhouse burgers, if it hasn’t been taken off the menu yet!
The staff at The Clubhouse are what really set this bar apart from others. They all genuinely seem happy to be working their and thats a nice pleasant change to most people in the bar industry in Geneva. They never have a bad word to say about the owners or the bar and that is always a good sign. I should also mention that most of the staff are good a friendly with clients as well, just on the odd occasion do you get a moody las behind the bar.
The Clubhouse is also well known for it’s events, be it live music or an awesome Octoberfest party! Make sure to check out their Facebook page as often as you can to be up-​to-​date with their latest goings on!

OK, Unilocal needs to update the info on this place. It is not a bakery, nor does it provide financial services, shopping, or hotel services. This is a good ‘olé regular sports bar where the English speaking crowd convenes to watch NCAA and NFL games on the big screens. It is also known simply as «The Clubhouse,» not some sterile corporate «Clubhouse Ventures» title. Get to it, Unilocal!
I ambled over on a Sunday evening, in search of their famed burgers. The place was pretty much dead, except for a few guys playing pool. It seems to be one of those places where there isn’t a stark divide between the employees and the regulars, and it took me a good while to realize that the friendly guy who had been directing us where to order and what was on tap was actually a patron.
I had a cheeseburger (CHF18), and one thing that can be said about Swiss burgers, the presentation is pretty nice. It seems like American burgers are gravitating towards «the messier the better» type concept with toppings and sauces dripping off the patty and bun, but here, they tend to keep it pretty clean and simple.
That does mean, however, that the ingredients better be good. This is the critical point where the Clubhouse burger slipped a notch. The bun wasn’t toasted, and only succeeded in doing it’s very primitive job of holding the burger’s insides together. The meat was OK and seemed to be of passable quality, but a bit bland.
I told the patron-​slash-​self-​designated-​employee that I was on a hunt for the best burger in Geneva, and he asked if I would consider this burger to be within my top 5. I said probably yes, as my list is just about five burgers long so far. I would say probably top 3, and what gives the Clubhouse a fighting chance to maintain its ranking as my list lengthens is its chips/​frites/​fries. Best I’ve had so far in Geneva.

A really friendly pub in the Paquis district of Geneva where you can watch sports and enjoy a pint of Guinness. The menu offers your usual hamburgers and fries while you enjoy the rugby. Plenty of screens and seats here too and a haunt for ex pats.