Buvettes in Basel
Buvettes in Kleinbasel

Oetlinger Buvette
Oetlinger Buvette serves coffee, drinks, beer and snacks and has its own public barbecue spot, so that people can grill their own food and enjoy it next to the Rhine.
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walther Buvette
The walther buvette is located in the heart of Kaserne Basel. They serve crispy pinsas, delicious snacks, fresh drinks and cold beer.
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Buvette7 – Flora am Rhy
Delicious drinks and snacks as well as coffee and beer await sun-seekers at Buvette7.
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Dreirosen Buvette
Hardy swimmers who navigate their way to the Dreirosenbrücke can enjoy coffee, beer, snacks and drinks at Dreirosen Buvette.
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Schöpfli im Park
Solitude Park is not only worth visiting for Jean Tinguely’s art – in the summer, a charming little buvette opens its doors to guests.
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Saint Louis Buvette
The only buvette on the Grossbasel side of the Rhine serves “Fischknusperli” (fried fish) and local beer close to St. Johanns-Park.
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Buvette “Alti Liebi”
For a lunch break, an afternoon coffee or an after-work drink, you can relax at the enticingly named “Alti Liebi” buvette and enjoy the view of the Christoph Merian park.
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Bollwerk Buvette
The buvette at Bollwerk, near the Heuwaage viaduct in the middle of the city, is situated in a surprisingly peaceful spot that enjoys beautiful sunsets and serves delicious drinks.
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Fähribödeli
Nestling below Basel Cathedral (Münster), on the Leu ferry landing pier, is a balmy spot to enjoy refreshing drinks in the summer months.
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Piccolo Cibo Buvette
Enjoy a delicious pinsa or an ice cream under the chestnut trees in St. Alban-Rheinweg. Sit back, relax and take in the beautiful views of the Rhine with your lunch or after-work beer in this lovely little spot.
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In Basel, the typical snack stands are called buvettes. Housed in containers or wooden sheds along the banks of the Rhine, in the summer months they serve food and drinks to passers-by and swimmers who want to linger there a while.