Young L.
Yelp
Being my first l'Entrecôte experience, I thoroughly enjoyed this oily delight. I fully dedicate this version of Butta Love (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Xub-lTbPHc) to this dish.
First off, the service is awesome. The food menu is so easy. THERE IS NONE. All things beautiful in the world to me are simple and minimal, and Le Relais de l'Entrecôte is a fine example. You just answer the waitress' simple question: "How do you like your steak?"... and then your excursion to tastebud heaven begins.
You start with bread (no butter, but don't complain. You will get plenty later) and a simple salad with a light, tangy dressing that seems to be mustard based (? not sure).
Soon enough, your steak comes... drenched in a heaven-sent sauce, which I later found out is based with chicken liver and butter. It was so good. SO GOOD. It's plated with pommes frites, which taste and look like McDonald's french fries (AKA the best fries in the world. The pommes frites are a FRENCH restaurant's fries. Therefore, I believe McDonald's is doing us right and serving us proper FRENCH fries haha ok not the point). The steak is amazing, but when the fries soak up the sauce, you reach a new level of amazing. The waitresses will constantly fill up your plate with fries, but when you finish your plate of steak, you will be blessed with seconds and another round of steak! But this will be your last. I unfortunately misunderstood and thought this was an AYCE restaurant... So, I ate my two plates hastily. I think I could have eaten at least another plate to fill me up, but maybe I am too American feeling entitled to big portions...
Anyway, be warned that this place can get packed. People were waiting outside before it opened, and while walking in, I saw the face of one waitress cringe a bit as the crowd rolled in. I think this place is worth the wait. The only reason I docked it off a star is that it's pricey. I'm sure restaurants nearby can't compete, but while walking around Genéve, I saw other restaurants offering entrecôte for 30 francs only compared to 42 francs here.