Take the one-hour cruise instead. If you don't want to take a cruise and didn't bring your own boat, you can rent watercraft of various sizes along the shore at downtown Lake Geneva. Dining Eating in Lake Geneva is a less daunting task than we imagined it would be. There are a handful of very nice restaurants, and plenty of serviceable places for a quick bite. You won't go hungry.
Customers usually request extra bread to sop up the sauce after the shrimp run out.
The shrimp are way too spicy for kids, but there are other dishes for them. This isn't fast-food by any means, but there are crayons at the table to keep the youngsters occupied. The restaurant occupies a beautifully restored Victorian mansion, and its screened-in glass porch overlooks the lake, which is less than 100 yards away. We gladly waited at the bar an extra 20 minutes to secure a lakeview table. Happily, the food is pretty good.