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Geneva’s best new café. Immaculate aesthetic, good coffee, tasty cakes and excellent people-watching. Sit outside, or grab a flat white to go and stroll through Parc des Bastions across the street. Above all, they have a very cool logo.
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Nations · Best for working without guilt Inside the Graduate Institute’s Maison de la Paix, this is the practical answer for anyone working around the UN, ICRC or international quarter. It is designed for students and policy people carrying laptops, so nobody will glare at you for opening one. There are proper tables, inexpensive cafeteria food and enough institutional energy to make answering emails feel vaguely consequential. It is particularly useful between meetings or when you need somewhere near the UNHCR office to finish something before going home. Good for: Long sessions, work between meetings and pretending your emails are advancing international peace
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· Best for coffee turning into lunch Bright, friendly and relaxed enough to get some work done without feeling like you have entered a corporate coworking facility. The coffee is good, the tartines provide a respectable excuse to remain through lunch and there is enough life in the room to stop the whole exercise from becoming depressing. It gets busy, so exercise judgment. If people are circling for tables while you revise the same sentence for the eighth time, your session is over. Address: Route de Chêne 6 Good for: A late morning session that accidentally becomes lunch
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