
9:00 AM — 6:00 PM
9:00 AM — 6:00 PM
9:00 AM — 6:00 PM
9:00 AM — 6:00 PM
9:00 AM — 6:00 PM
9:00 AM — 6:00 PM
Closed
Panares Gourmet Empanadas: Mexican and South American products.
Within Spoon Food Hall lies a true sensory gem. Panares Gourmet isn’t just a dining spot; it’s an invitation to an immediate journey to Mexico and Venezuela.
From the moment you step in, the scent of warm corn and gentle spices transports you thousands of kilometers away. In this space within the Food Hall, the philosophy is clear: blending artisanal know-how with the authentic conviviality of Latin American cuisine.
Whether you’re a regular on Rue de la Confédération or a passing visitor, Panares Gourmet stands out as a go-to address for exotic good eating in Geneva. Here, every detail is designed to nourish both body and soul.
Panares Gourmet’s offering pays tribute to two distinct cuisines, Mexican and Venezuelan. You’ll find a rich menu where the classics are prepared with respect for tradition.
Imagine that first bite into a perfectly golden empanada: the crispness of the handmade pastry gives way to a juicy filling, slow-simmered for hours.
The experience doesn’t stop at the table. Panares Gourmet offers a fine grocery space — one of the two pillars of the concept, alongside the restaurant, in keeping with the brand’s own tagline: “Latin cuisine & fine grocery.” There you’ll discover imported products of exceptional quality: artisanal hot sauces, pre-cooked corn flours specific to arepas, infused oils, and smoked condiments — everything you need to continue the adventure in your own kitchen.
What sets Panares Gourmet apart at Confédération Centre is its personalized advice. Regulars consistently praise the kindness and expertise of the kitchen team, who take the time to share a preparation tip or the story behind a product — a human touch that turns a simple transaction into a cultural exchange.
The secret to Panares Gourmet lies in a love of doing things right. Here, “homemade” is a promise kept: the dough is kneaded on-site and the sauces simmer slowly to release their full aromatic complexity. The house relies on raw materials imported from Mexico and Venezuela, paired with fresh, seasonal products.