The only excuse I have to try this place was that I was really hungry.
The staff was ok.
But the burger is not. I would be surprised if the patty is all beef because its flavor escapes identification.
The fries try very hard to save the meal. But the burger is just too poor to be saved.
Save yourselves. Get your burger somewhere else.
Burgers were tasty, no complaints on flavor. But for the price (even by Swiss standards), I expected the order to be right. Asked for the Smoking Holy Cowboy, got a smaller, average burger instead. No drama, but not exactly "gourmet" service. Not bad if you're hungry and rich, but double-check your order.
Ate at Holy Cow and the meal was simple and fuss-free — nothing overly fancy, just a burger, fries and drink. Prices were reasonable, compared to other eateries in the area.
The restaurant had plenty of seating, making it easy to find a comfortable spot even during busy hours.
Appreciated the self-serve sauce bar — a nice touch that lets you customise your meal just the way you like it.
Meal was a casual, no-frills burger experience. Wouldn't go there again as the burger was nothing special.
Their beef patty is different than what I usually get around the world. However, it tastes delicious.
We tried the Big Beef & Satay beef, I liked the second more.
Service: 10/10 welcoming, polite, and quick.
Price: worth it (based on Geneva’s living cost)
Lovely burger experience! I had “the big beef”, I took the menu option which came with fries and a drink. The burger was cooked to perfection, juicy and flavorful, nestled in a soft sesame bun with fresh lettuce & caramelized onions. The fries were crispy on the outside, fluffy on the inside—exactly how they should be. The meal was complemented by a tangy sauce that added just the right kick.
The atmosphere in the cafe was relaxed and welcoming, making it a great spot to unwind and enjoy a hearty meal. Service was prompt and friendly, ensuring that everything was just right.
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AF V
2 months agoThe only excuse I have to try this place was that I was really hungry. The staff was ok. But the burger is not. I would be surprised if the patty is all beef because its flavor escapes identification. The fries try very hard to save the meal. But the burger is just too poor to be saved. Save yourselves. Get your burger somewhere else.
Flavius Miron
7 months agoBurgers were tasty, no complaints on flavor. But for the price (even by Swiss standards), I expected the order to be right. Asked for the Smoking Holy Cowboy, got a smaller, average burger instead. No drama, but not exactly "gourmet" service. Not bad if you're hungry and rich, but double-check your order.
Metal Mama
8 months agoAte at Holy Cow and the meal was simple and fuss-free — nothing overly fancy, just a burger, fries and drink. Prices were reasonable, compared to other eateries in the area. The restaurant had plenty of seating, making it easy to find a comfortable spot even during busy hours. Appreciated the self-serve sauce bar — a nice touch that lets you customise your meal just the way you like it. Meal was a casual, no-frills burger experience. Wouldn't go there again as the burger was nothing special.
Moha
8 months agoTheir beef patty is different than what I usually get around the world. However, it tastes delicious. We tried the Big Beef & Satay beef, I liked the second more. Service: 10/10 welcoming, polite, and quick. Price: worth it (based on Geneva’s living cost)
Aminath Nadhuha
a year agoLovely burger experience! I had “the big beef”, I took the menu option which came with fries and a drink. The burger was cooked to perfection, juicy and flavorful, nestled in a soft sesame bun with fresh lettuce & caramelized onions. The fries were crispy on the outside, fluffy on the inside—exactly how they should be. The meal was complemented by a tangy sauce that added just the right kick. The atmosphere in the cafe was relaxed and welcoming, making it a great spot to unwind and enjoy a hearty meal. Service was prompt and friendly, ensuring that everything was just right.