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Chers Clients, Bienvenue à La Tour Carrée, Nous vous accueillons du lundi au dimanche de 10h à 15h et 18h à 00h !

Tout au long de l’année, le chef vous propose une carte gourmande et créative et met à l’honneur les produits de saison. Pendant la période estivale, retrouvez l’ambiance yachting et attardez-vous sur les tables hautes de la terrasse où tapas et cocktails vous seront servis.

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Nous organisons vos événements durant toute l'année (anniversaire, repas de fin d'année...). Afin d'obtenir un devis personnalisé, rendez-vous sur l'onglet "privatisation".

Restaurant public avec les restrictions d'accès suivantes: La Tour Carrée-Yacht Club de Genève: - Les membres du Club accèdent librement sur présentation de leur carte de membre en les disposant sur leur table (visibles). Ils peuvent inviter jusqu'à 4 personnes sans que ces dernières ne soient membres du YCG. - Tous les membres actifs d'un autre club nautique dans le monde sont acceptés aux mêmes conditions qu'au point précédent. - Toute personne (membre ou non) est acceptée lors des événements des journées portes ouvertes. -> Les cartes invités: - Le restaurant dispose de 50 cartes invités, valables chacune pour 2 personnes soit 100 personnes au bénéfice de ces cartes simultanément. Ces cartes sont mises à disposition de toute personne ayant un lien direct ou indirect avec l'univers du nautisme et désirant faire la connaissance du Club et du restaurant. Elle vous permettront de venir profiter de ce superbe endroit sans pour autant être membre d'un/du Club de voile. Elles seront disposées sur les tables, au même titre que les cartes de membre. Aucune réservation n'est nécessaire pour profiter de ces cartes invités. Pour toute question sur les conditions d'accès, contactez-nous! Découvrez l’adresse incontournable sur les bords du lac Léman dans l’enceinte du Yacht Club de Genève, la Tour Carrée-Yacht Club de Genève. Dans un cadre où le bleu du lac se confond avec le bleu de l’azur et face au jura offrant un panorama à perte de vue, deux espaces vous accueillent tout au long de l’année pour le plaisir des yeux et des papilles... Le restaurant & la terrasse

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Lake Geneva Yacht Club Fish Fry Review

Sometimes, dive bars aren’t where it’s at. They’re fun, the irony of it all, of the dated this and the out of style that.  But once in a while you just want to be surrounded by nice things. This is why we have nice lake houses. Old cottages are cute and fun, but luxury isn’t so bad either. Last Friday night I abandoned the dive bar scene and embraced the fanciful surroundings of the lake set. The Lake Geneva Yacht Club serves a Fish Fry, which means it must be judged.

Friday night wasn’t a great night. It was a bit windy and a bit cloudy, excepting a bright burst of sun that pushed through the low clouds right around sunset. The dying light made one last gasp and filled the lakefront bar just as we pulled up a chair. Our benevolent hosts had arrived before my wife and I, and as we chatted in that beautiful bar that lakefront light slowly faded beyond the western shore.

This is a restaurant at a yacht club (with a venerable history), so the E-Scow hanging from the ceiling and the trophies filling the glass cases shouldn’t come as any surprise. The surroundings here are vibrant and clean, beautiful, really, as they should be given the building is only a few years old. A large fireplace anchors the Eastern wall of that large, lakeside dining room.  The glow flickered throughout the room, with the overhead chandeliers warmed to low.  Excepting Pier 290, this is the nicest scene of any fish fry you’ll find in the Lake Geneva area.  But this is also a private club, so you’ll need to consider membership to enjoy this place. Or just be like me, and tag along with friends.

After some time lingering near the bar, where I nursed my Sprite, we sat at a table for four in the middle of that lovely dining room.  The crowd was well dressed, happy, with most sporting birth years that fell closer to those of my parents than my own. The waiter was quickly table side, and with a slightly uneasy cadence described our dining options. The Fish Fry was two piece cod, served broiled or fried, served with potato pancakes, applesauce, tartar sauce, hushpuppies, and coleslaw.  That sounds good, I’ll take it.

The Crab Cake appetizer looked worthwhile, so we took a stab. It was a singular cake ($14), nicely crisped but tender as a crab cake should be. It was served with a smear of something or other and a small assembly of finely diced vegetables, bacon, and some corn. It was a delicious appetizer, though I would have liked to have some larger chunks of crab in the cake.  In the distance, the old men in blazers discussed the wind and knots and cleats and sails.

The fish arrived within a reasonable amount of time, served on a white platter with quality, smaller dishes holding in the tartar sauce and other accompaniments. I liked this, as the plague of plastic takeout containers had been kept out of this fine establishment. The fish filets were not large, but they were large enough, and shaped like a proper rectangle, not a silly square. A lemon wedge sat atop my broiled piece. The potato pancakes were moderately sized, and after a disappointing run where my cakes were served in the singular, I had a nice pair of pancakes to consider.

My first bite was of the fried cod.  The batter was super crunchy, thin, not tough, the cod white and tender like the cod in my dreams. It was perfect. Well salted, slightly sweet, and perhaps the best fried cod I’ve had so far, only rivaled by the Lookout Bar at Lake Lawn Lodge. The broiled piece was slightly undercooked, which is preferable to slightly overcooked.  The hushpuppies (2) were sweet and creamy, the best hushpuppies I’ve had to date. If dusted with powdered sugar and served after dinner on a small white plate, I would have appreciated them even as a dessert.

The potato pancakes were well salted, with a bit of extra flavor that I couldn’t quite identify. They were thin, but properly cooked, nicely crisped, and delightful. Were they the best pancake I’ve had? No, but they were close.  The applesauce was too smooth for my liking, but it was cold and flavorful. The tartar sauce, according to my dinner mates, was lighter than typical, nuanced with flavor, and generally accepted as being delicious.

This was a beautiful dinner. The food was wonderful. The scene divine. The hushed murmurs of sailing strategy only slightly distracting to my fishy focus.  Given that this is a private club, it only stands to reason that it would be better than your average fish fry, but this dinner was exceptional. The next day, I inquired of the membership manager as to what a social membership would cost me. This is a fish fry I might not be able to live without.

Lake Geneva Yacht Club 9/10

1250 South Lakeshore Drive, Fontana, WI 

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$17 Single Serve Fried or Broiled Cod

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— ​A Gated Community with Resort Amenities —

Abbey Springs is a unique beach, boat and golf community located on the southwestern shores of Geneva Lake in Fontana, Wisconsin.  Abbey Springs is unlike any other community in the Midwest.  Our unit owners enjoy an exclusive private club experience, including our golf course with a 4 ½ star rating by Golf Digest Magazine, fitness center, indoor and outdoor pools, lakefront beach with swim piers, Har-Tru tennis courts and full-service marina.  Our lake views are breathtaking and offer a spectacular backdrop for weddings, receptions or special celebrations.      Our family atmosphere and social events separates Abbey Springs from any other community in the area.  Our golf and tennis professionals rate among the best in the Lake Geneva area, offering high-level junior lessons as well as adult leagues, lessons, drills and events.  Outdoor pool season is Memorial Day through Labor Day and offers recreational swim and patio lounging.  

• Yacht Club - Overlooking beautiful Geneva Lake, the Yacht Club is the ideal setting for an upscale dining experience.  Seasonal menu curated by Executive Chef Ben Janseen.
• Clubhouse Grille - Catering to golfers and families alike, the Clubhouse Grille is a great place from breakfast through dinner.  Our menu features full breakfast, upscale sandwiches and burgers, salads, appetizers and handmade pizzas.  The bar at the Grille is the perfect spot to unwind after a round of golf.  During the summer, the Clubhouse Grille hosts weekend dinner buffets for busy families.
• Banquet Room and Lakefront Tent - Available to rent for private events. Abbey Spring’s Banquet Room features a stone entrance and fireplaces is an elegant but rustic option for your next event.  Seating up to 215 guests, the Banquet Room also features a beautiful bar and a spacious deck with views of our lush golf course.  In-house sound systems, projector & screen options, linens and chair covers are all amenities we are proud to offer.  Abbey Springs Lakefront Tent is located juts steps from the shore of Geneva Lake, our permanent tent is beyond words! Accommodating up to 150 guests, the tent is a great location for corporate events, wedding ceremonies and large family gatherings.  The Lakefront Tent is available May through October.
• Pool Café - Adjacent to the Clubhouse Grille, and this walk-up counter offers swimmers and children, a relaxed environment to grab a quick lunch, snack or hand scooped ice cream.
• Picnic Area - Located at the beach, our picnic area includes tables and charcoal grills on a first come first serve basis, for owners while at the beach.
• Below Deck – Available only to unit owners.  The Below Deck is our al fresco option and features "one-of-a-kind" views of the lake.  Below Deck offers beachside dining at its best.  Quality contemporary sandwiches, wraps, salads and snacks are features of the menu.  The full bar offers daily drink specials, smoothies and to-go orders for meals on your boat.
• Abbey Springs’ enjoy the finest marina on Geneva Lake.  The Marina has 88 boat slips, 14 buoys with tender service, 156 boats in dry storage, and dinghy docks for paddleboards, kayaks, canoes, and small sailboats.
• Boat Club – Abbey Springs has partnered with The Boat House Marina of Lake Geneva to offer our unit owners on property access to boating on the lake.
• Beach; 100 foot private beach exclusively for our unit owners and guests, featuring swim area, piers, and floating rafts.
• Sand Volleyball
• Bags/Cornhole
• Playground;  Nestled behind the beach is a large play land for kids of all ages to enjoy.  From the curvy slide to the swings there is something for everyone.
• Lakeshore Path; A pleasant walk along the Geneva Lake shore path is a wonderful way to enjoy the beauty of the West End. Some visitors are surprised to learn that the entire shoreline is publicly accessible.  Walkers are free to enjoy spectacular views from the path. The entire journey around the lake is approximately 21 miles. Though possible to accomplish on a long summer day, most people enjoy breaking it up into several shorter adventures.
• Indoor and Outdoor Pools; Our aquatic facility includes four pools: indoor lap swimming pool, whirlpool, outdoor pool and zero-depth toddler pool.
• Fitness Center – Completely remodeled in 2019, the fitness center is equipped with top of the line exercise equipment. Our two-story fitness center includes a state-of-the art cardio room and strength training room equipped with dumbbells, medicine balls, and exercise equipment to meet all of your workout needs.  
• Yoga Studio; In season we offer 7 all level yoga classes weekly. Basic, foundational yoga postures are practiced to align, strengthen and promote flexibility in the body.  If weather permits, classes do meet at the Lakefront in the mornings.
• Water Aerobics; Tone and sculpt your body with no impact to your joints. This popular water aerobics workout is a swimming blend of cardio and resistance training, and may incorporate resistance tools such as buoyant water weights and noodles.
• Pickleball – Three outdoor pickle ball courts.
• Tennis - Four pristine har-tru tennis courts. This soft material plays just like clay and is very forgiving on the body. The courts are watered twice a day and also swept to make sure they are in top playing condition. Members can enjoy watching the game while on the deck of the outdoor pool. 
• Game Room - Overlooking the indoor pool.  Our game room is fun for the whole family.  Everyone can get involved with video games, pool table, ping pong, and air hockey.  
• Member enjoy 18 holes of meticulously manicured greens, lush fairways, beautifully tended trees and wooded hillsides.  A golf course of true country club ambience and challenges

Throughout the year we host an array of activities for our owners to enjoy.

• Welcome Back Cart Crawl
• Fourth of July Carnival
• Tennis Camps
• Golf Leagues
• Color Run and Turkey Trot
• New Year's Eve
• Holiday Buffets; Easter, Mother's Day, Thanksgiving and Santa's Brunch
• Live Entertainment at the Yacht Club

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Abbey Springs is a family-oriented private community established in 1971 to offer premier leisure and recreational activities along the shores of Geneva Lake. We foster a safe, welcoming and inclusive environment where our traditions of Mutual Respect, Individual Integrity, and Community Pride are the foundation upon which generation of families of all ages and our guests build treasured friendships, experiences and cherished memories to last a lifetime.

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nice atmosphere and friendly staff, but my compliments end there. two in our party of four had the fish fry both said the fish was rubbery and not seasoned at all. I always thought that Cod was supposed to be a flaky fish. I personally had the chicken piccata, which, in my opinion, did not resemble any chicken piccata that I have ever had at any other restaurant. It was hardly edible. The last person in our party had the short rib pot pie and he did say it was fine, but was not anything he would order again. Needless to say we will not be going back.

This review is limited to Sunday brunch. I have been going to this place most of my life, as my parents have been members since I was a child. Over the last several years, however, I have only attended "holiday brunches" on Easter and Mother's Day. Putting aside whether I am a believer in the "members only" country club concept, because I am not, the brunch is USUALLY pretty good. Pros: The price is reasonable for a "holiday" brunch. Richard, the man who runs the seating and reservations, is always very nice. The servers always are efficient and friendly, too. The food is USUALLY good. The view of the lake is very nice. Cons: I disagree with another reviewer, as I think it CAN indeed have a "haughty" atmosphere, although perhaps that is because I am not familiar with the level of "haughtiness" at other country clubs. The servers and Richard are great, any "haughtiness" I see generally comes from a few other diners, who probably should have joined a more exclusive club. They changed the desserts a couple years ago. They used to be homemade by a local person, but now are some fancy store bought desserts. I don't know, maybe the woman making them retired or left town, and they had no choice. I really miss her desserts, though. In reviewing my last brunch here, Easter 2016, I feel it would be remiss if I didn't mention the reason I am giving this place four instead of four and a half stars. They put out a new batch of eggs Benedict but, although I got the first one, my egg was REALLY overcooked. I am hardly the egg police, but the egg had a totally solid yolk. It was really not very good :/

Very rude staff and horrible service. Wish I had a better review to write but obviously this place is not well run.

A regular place to relax with a nice dinner and great view of Lake Geneva! My parents are members, and have been for many years. This is a private club, so unfortunately, you can't just pop in. ;-) Should you be looking for a great place to hang out, sail or simply enjoy dinner, this is a great place! My review will be based on dinner, as this is what we most often enjoy. Not sure the membership fees, but it's worth a look for an exclusive, yet comfortable and not haughty club along the south shore of the lake. Eight of us came in for a birthday celebration for my mom, sister and me - spanning 1-1/2 months worth of birthdays - our first chance to get together. We were greeted and shown a great table by the expansive windows overlooking the lake, across from Williams Bay and Yerkes Observatory. Service was excellent, with our water or other drinks never going empty, and just the right timing for our order and general needs. Our server had a good sense of humor, and tuned in to our questions for what would make a great dinner. The other support staff was also ready to answer questions or help us with the salad buffet. Even other guests are more than ready to offer a friendly comment, and many know one another, saying 'hello' and introducing their families to one another. I tried the Bison Burger, as I was not too hungry (my mom feeds us before going for dinner...) and knew it would keep better than my first choice of the fish special. It was 1/2 pound, perfectly prepared (I enjoy medium-rare), and had an amazing set of toppings on it! Fresh tomatoes, BBQ sauce, peppercorn ranch, onion strings and cheddar cheese. A little messy, but very good. Also, when I had it the next day for lunch, it was still nearly as good as when fresh - not often the case. Others had a wide variety of dishes, from seafood to the prime rib, with everyone grinning and enjoying their respective meals. My brother-in-law and dad enjoyed the beers, my sister liked the Chardonnay (though this may not have been exceptional) and I of course opted for the Sprecher Root Beer - excellent with the burger. The topper was that we mentioned our three birthdays in passing, and they brought us three pieces of complimentary birthday cake. I got the carrot cake (right choice) but don't remember what the others were other than that they had a mocha flavor. All three pieces were finished off, and this almost never happens with that much sweet for our family. Prices are a little higher than others for the same meals, but not out of order for the level of service and great view. Overall, a great place to join if you want a place where you feel like you belong to a community.

Young adult male at the front desk was super rude. Had some questions about the club and he stared at me like I was an idiot. Will not be making further inquiries.

This is a private dining restaurant for Abbey Springs residents, guests or paid (something like $250/year) members. Our group regularly has the walleye, other fish dishes, pasta. Twice baked potatoes are always popular. Add the $3 soup & salad bar to any dinner entree (weekends only). It's not a massive salad bar but between the soup, a few prepared salads (pasta salads, etc.) and basic, regular salad options you can't go wrong for $3. Among our Geneva area favorites, including: 1. Grandview Restaurant (Geneva Inn) 2. Abbey Springs Yacht Club 3. Hunt Club 4. Paisano's in Richmond would be near the top of the list if it were closer to Geneva

This place is wonderful! The food was excellent! We made reservations without any issue. Service was quick, and our server Sarah was attentive. The pork chop and walleye is a must order. Can't beat the lake front view either!

Good food, nice people. Wine sucked but everything else was excellent. The soups are amazing and so we're the salads.

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Dear Prospective Member:

Thank you for your interest in the Lake Geneva Yacht Club. We would like to share with you some history and objectives of our club, as well as information regarding our sailing programs.

Founded in 1874, the LGYC is one of the oldest sailing clubs in the nation. Our club has a long and prestigious history, which has been fostered by many yachtsmen and women, competitive sailing events, and interesting people and social activities. We are very proud of our many current distinguished sailors as well as those from decades past.

As noted in our mission statement, our Club is operated for the enjoyment and support of the sport of sailboat racing by Club members, their families and guests. To support these objectives, the clubhouse is maintained as our center for sailing activities and social functions.

Our waterfront provides beautiful lake views and ample launching facilities, which include four power hoists, a launch ramp and a dinghy ramp. Our grounds and other buildings are used for dry-land boat storage.

Our races are held weekly, Tuesday through Sunday and holidays from mid May through October. Separate races are held for Classes A, E, C, MC and M17 Scows as well as Class X, Optimist Dinghies, Melges 24s, Melges 15s and Melges 14s. Most classes have two or three races each week. Normal weekly schedules may be modified at times to accommodate Club hosted regattas.

The Geneva Lake Sailing School shares the clubhouse and offers classes for all levels of sailors from beginner through racing skipper, for both children and adults. Classes are conducted in the International Optimist Dinghy, BIC, Class X, Club420, Sonar keelboat or a student’s own craft. Please contact the GLSS Executive Director,  Marek Valasek, at (262)275-8489 for more information.

In July 2015 the Buddy Melges Sailing Center was completed, an unprecedented, state of the art, 12,000 square foot facility encompassing both the Clubhouse and Sailing School in one structure, optimized for sailing training, racing and club activities.

More detailed information about LGYC can be found on our website, www.lgyc.com . If you have any further questions or concerns, please feel free to contact myself or the Club General Manager Michael Moore at (262)275-2727.

Thank you again for your interest in membership. I hope you will become an active member of the LGYC and I look forward to sailing with you in the near future.

Sincerely, Thomas Freytag Commodore

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  2023 Membership Application Info

Our application process has recently changed for Regular, Intermediate and Associate Memberships. The application process begins with a current voting member filling out a membership questionnaire for an applicant they are personally recommending for membership in the Club. We offer the following membership types listed below.

Regular:   A member of any age who is currently participating as an owner, regularly helming or regularly crewing or has historically participated in a sailing program, or regularly serving on the Race Committee

Intermediate:   A member who is currently participating in the sport of sailing and has reached or will reach the age of 21 before January 1 of the current year and is not more than 32 years of age.  Note: Spouse/Civil Union partner’s age must also be considered.

Junior:   A member who is currently participating in the sport of sailing and will not reach the age of 21 before January 1 of the current year.  2023 LGYC Junior Application

Associate:   A member desiring to participate in the activities of the Club and to support its purposes and who may develop an interest in competitive sailing. This category of membership may be limited by the Board of Directors to a percentage of the Club’s membership.

We strongly encourage all applicants to read and understand our Bylaws and Regulations Related to the Bylaws before applying to the club.  

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