
Plus qu’un restaurant, Dans le Noir ? Genève – situé au sein de The Ritz-Carlton Hotel de la Paix, Geneva, est un lieu au concept unique où l’on dîne dans l’obscurité totale. Servis et guidés par des guides-serveurs déficients visuels, plongez au cœur d’une expérience insolite et originale qui intrigue et éveille les esprits de millions de personnes dans le monde entier depuis 2004. Eveillez vos sens au restaurant de Genève et embarquez pour un voyage culinaire inoubliable !
Hours
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | Closed |
| Friday | 6:30–11 PM |
| Saturday | 6:30–11 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | Closed |
Address and Contact Information
Address: Quai du Mont-Blanc 11, 1201 Genève, Switzerland
Phone: +41 78 265 86 42
Website: https://geneve.danslenoir.com/
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The restaurant is happy to cater to all dietary requirements and allergies, and we had the vegan menu, however after a promising starter, the main which was vegetable based, and the desert which was fruit based was far from comparable to what others ate.
I would suggest to the team of such a high end establishment, that in the modern day when people are concerned about animals exploitation, plant forward menus should positively contain vegan meats and vegan desserts which are the vegan equivalents. Replacing beef with cauliflower does not make a substantial meal and is certainly not fair to a consumer to pay so much for so little.
In the 21st century, let’s promote positively cuisine which does not exploit the innocent and helpless animals. If you would like to privately reach me for more ideas then I will be more than happy to help.
Apart from the friendly woman at the reception, the service inside was subpar. Our waiter, Pedro, spoke very little to no English, which made communication difficult and left us feeling quite isolated. He barely interacted with us, didn’t take the time to explain the games or what was happening around the table, and even forgot to clear plates and wine glasses at one point. To make things more uncomfortable, he kept calling me “superstar” throughout the dinner — perhaps thinking it was funny — but as a woman, I found it inappropriate and unprofessional. It came across as sexist (because I didn’t hear him calling names for the men around the table), especially in what’s meant to be a fine-dining environment. There’s a certain etiquette expected in hospitality, and this is definitely not it.
The food alone doesn’t justify the price — you go there for the experience, which I was more than happy to pay for to make my boyfriend’s birthday special. Unfortunately, the interactive elements that make Dans le Noir unique were completely missing for English-speaking guests. If you’re going to seat diners at a communal table (which I completely understand), it would make sense to group English speakers together. I totally get that this is a French-speaking city, but in that case, the restaurant should either designate specific slots for English-speaking guests or clearly indicate on the website that the experience is primarily in French — which I would have completely understood and respected. Had I known, I simply wouldn’t have booked.
I honestly can’t believe I’m pointing out such basic marketing considerations to a restaurant connected to a supposedly five-star hotel. Overall, while the concept is super interesting in theory, the execution fell far short of expectations. Not recommended for English speakers…
Just come without expectations & rely purely on your feelings.
Raj is an excellent host, you can trust & follow him with your eyes closed! His kindness & warmth will illuminates the room!
The servers are all blind and it’s beautiful to witness them serving us in a restaurant and having this opportunity.
Highly recommend!
Only thing portions are quite small