The Swiss Club Café $
Continental, African
German Swiss International School
Accra
Telephone:
0244 485 260
Opening Hours:
07.00-17.00
Closing Day(s):
Sunday
Credit Cards:
None
Take-away/Delivery:
Yes / Yes
Catering Services:
Yes
Seating Capacity:
25 plus 30 outside
Main Course:
from GHc:
Established In:
2006
Manager's Name:
Christine Doe
The Swiss Club Café is unique in many ways. Located at the entrance of the large GSIS (German Swiss International School) compound, it is nicely set in in the Club House of the Swiss Society of Ghana. A welcoming and cosy dining room opens on to a lovely terrasse and the garden.
The Swiss Club Café proposed a very affordable array of Ghanaian, continental and Swiss dishes and is patronized daily by the school teachers, students and parents, expats, including from nearby embassies, Ghanaians executives from offices on Ring Road and women from various expat associations.
You will find excellent home-style bread (including German) and pastries for take away.
Trained in Europe, Christine also provided catering to several embassies, corporations and events. Delivery and take-away are available as well.
NOTE: call ahead to verify opening times in the evening and as school vacations may affect services provided by the restaurant.
DIRECTIONS
The Swiss Club Café is conveniently located inside the German Swiss International School.
150m off Ring Road Central at Nima Junction. Turn into Nima at the junction traffic light (Nima Police station) and take the first left 30 meters further and left again. GSIS is right behind the office building.
Current Overall Rating
2 ratings:
2.33
 
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