A legendary Geneva establishment from the 80s and 90s, the Bleu Nuit rises from the ashes and now offers a bistro atmosphere with a nicely vintage decor. A restaurant, but also the only real “speakeasy” in the city - before or after your dinner, enter through the fridge door to see!
Website
bleunuit.ch
Address
Bleu Nuit, 4 Rue du Vieux-Billard, Geneva, Switzerland
Current city: Geneva
Alice Franchetti is a Graphic Designer working and teaching in Switzerland after graduating from ECAL, University of Art and Design
 

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