Switzerland is a special country in many ways. One of them is the archaic general trust you can feel by observing some objects.
Take the newspaper boxes for example. Until recently none of them had a lock. You could just take the daily paper without paying anything. The owner was just convinced it wasn’t necessary, and there wasn’t many thieves, people paid before taking a newspaper. Now you’ll see some new boxes on which you have to pay before being able to take the paper, but still, the huge majority of boxes is unlocked.
Well, Chez Quartier has quite the same trust policy. For breakfast, just enter and suit yourself, take croissants, chocolate filled croissants and whatever you want, order a fresh fruit juice, a coffee. When you are done with your breakfast, when the time has come to pay, just tell the waiter what you’ve taken; no bill, just trust.
One could say trust might not be enough to enjoy a breakfast; no need to worry, the food is good!
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Chez Quartier | Coffee & tea, Snacks | Croissant CHF 1.30
Rue Voltaire 24 | Les Pâquis
Tue – Sun 07:00 – 19:00




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