Drink

Grand Duke Pub

One of the oldest English pubs in Geneva. Live sports, wide selection of draught and bottled beers, ciders. More than 5 big television screens are there to watch different sports as well as a good area to play darts. You can enjoy watching sports such as NFL, NBA, Masters Tennis, Football League, Boxing, MLB, NHL, Premier League, and International Rugby union. Also serves lunch specials, burgers, steaks, salads and chips.

Address: Rue de Monthoux, 8
Getting there: near the lake, behind Hotel Kempinski
Hours: Open now · closes 2 am tomorrow
Weekly hours
Mon midnight–2 am, 11 am–2 am (next day)
Tue 11 am–2 am (next day)
Wed 11 am–2 am (next day)
Thu 11 am–2 am (next day)
Fri 11 am–2 am (next day)
Sat 11 am–2 am (next day)
Sun 11 am–midnight (next day)
Website: grand-duke-pub.business.site (opens in a new tab)

Mon	midnight–2 am, 11 am–2 am (next day)
Tue	11 am–2 am (next day)
Wed	11 am–2 am (next day)
Thu	11 am–2 am (next day)
Fri	11 am–2 am (next day)
Sat	11 am–2 am (next day)
Sun	11 am–midnight (next day)

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