Proper Pizza Nyon — Restaurant in Nyon

Update based on the owner's response.

P.S.S. just a clarification ... we had only been in Nyon for a couple of weeks and were in the process of learning French (which can't be learnt overnight). The owner was probably on drugs himself and didn't hear me say Bonjour .. and decided to be rude! I could have reciprocated and insulted him as well, but I’ve been taught better manners than that. If you are so averse to entertaining tourists or people with a language barrier, mention it on your door so people know better and don't come to your restaurant to get insulted by you.

Original review: Went into order pizza and the owner started to speak/respond in French when he understands and speaks English as well. Then gave me a long lecture on my knowledge of French and how i should be speaking French with him.

Quiet rude. Ironically the name of his shop is all English "proper pizza".

Pizzas were average not too bad but nothing spacial. But the manager should mind his business rather than worrying about what languages i speak.

This was our second experience ... first time the female staff was very polite (although got the order wrong).

Decided not to go here again.

P.S. and the music he plays in the restaurant is also...

The service was the only thing that was good. The burgers were dry, plain and tiny. 25 franc price tag aside, I would have rather have eaten a big mac. Then came the "plat du jour". We came in as 5 people, 3 of us ordered it and the most we could manage were a couple bites. And we're usually not picky eaters. It was just some clams dumped over a mound of spaghetti. I think it's the first time my dad has EVER refused food. *Edit, I didn't want to cause a scene by being disrespectful about the food on the spot, but I figured in hindsight that I'd simply leave an honest review about how I felt about the food, mainly the spaghetti most of which we ended up taking to go with us instead of...

Outstanding place with fusion food between European/Swiss and latine America.

Everything was very tasty and unique: the entrée (chicken taco) to the meal (minced beef with vinegar and cevice) and finally the desert (lemon and salted caramel small cheesecakes).

We've been living in Nyon for 2 years and this is without a doubt the place not to miss.

Last week we tried their take away menu (via eat.ch). The burger and fries were delightful, fresh and very generous.

We can also recommend the home made ice tea and loved seeing some locally brewed beers in the selection (Dr Gabs). We wish more places would do...