Great cosy restaurang at the Old Town. The place is not that big, so if you want to sit outside,…read morecome around 19 - 19:30; not so easy to get the table on the terrace after 21. You should go here for some good Savoy local food and fish dishes. Good size portions, great tastes and the local products - we went for white fish filet and homemade reblochonade. I would recommend the latter for everyone who is first time in France or in Savoy. Strawberry tiramisu is wonderful too. There is only one waiter at the disposal, so it might take same time to place and to get your order, but it is not really critical.

GREAT lunch spot in Annecy. Very good French food and attentive staff and chef. The atmosphere was…read morecozy and calm. Wine list was really good and we both loved our food. This is a really great place and you can tell the owners are passionate about their food!!!! We would go back here for sure.

From the owner: Du petit déjeuner au dîner , venez profitez d'une vue imprenable sur le lac…read more. Le chef vous propose une cuisine de saison, Menu du marché à partir de 23€ ( le midi, en semaine)

Very good food characteristic of the local area. Had hoped for raclette but was told it was not…read moreavailable in the summer. Although disappointed it was still a good experience. Excellent service with a very friendly waiter. Pleasant ambiance.

Loved this place!! Walked by, was solo looking for a good dinner, popped in and they were able to…read moreseat me right away. Service and food was amazing.

This is a great location where to eat. I would recommend to go there during the week, on a sunny…read moreday at lunch time when it s not too packed. Plus, you get special lunch deals during week days! 14 euros for a meal + desert. A beautiful view on the lake, it's a very charming place, good food, nice service. But i would recommend them to offer a menu in English for tourists as many other restaurants have it. Kind regards to Sandrine ;-)

Lovely relaxed lunch here with my parents on a warm day at the end of summer. We sat on the…read moreterrace which enabled us to watch the pedestrian activity in the old town just along the canal. Food was delicious. We had 2 different menus at our table. Everything was perfect as was the service. This is a wonderful alternative to the various tourist traps in town! Come early or book as it's not a big restaurant and they were turning people away.

i have to say I had the best meal here on my recent trip to Annecy. I chose to sit on the terrasse…read moreon the first few days of Spring and watch the world go by as i savoured a glass of Gervtzraminer The service was first class, the wine list extensive and the food simply delicious. The amusant bouche surprise tastings were also good. The only thing that I didn't like was the fact the waiter insisted we order dessert at the same time as the main coursethat said i would definitely go back on my next visit.

Dinner at Les Terrases Du Lac restaurant was our last dinner in France before we were heading home…read moreback to US. Restaurant description in terms of ambiance, the view and food does not do justice to the experience you will have at this place. Staff-professional, attentive and courteous Food-superb Ambiance-loved it. I also want to add one more detail about our experience: staff, including the owner of the restaurant, go over and above to make sure you have the best experience there. We were done with our dinner very late and could not secure an UBER or a taxi ride back to our hotel in Annecy. No ride, no problem: the owner of the restaurant drove us her self in her own car. That was very unexpected and very appreciated. So go ahead and try them. I am sure you will have a wonderful time. Strongly recommend it. And to the owner of the restaurant (my apologies I do not remember your name): Merci beaucoup.

From the owner: Brasserie en plein centre du village, ouvert tous les jours, service continu, formule bistro à 25 €…read moreà choisir parmis la carte, cuisine de saison, spécialités, plat du jour à 11. 50 €.

This was the best meal we ate in France! Everything about Le Bistro du Rhône was admirable,…read moreapproachable, and delicious. Our wait team spoke English and we're effusively friendly. We ordered a very good bottle of white Bordeaux from 2010 (85 Euros and worth it, but very reasonable wine was also available). Two gratis appetizers were brought unbidden to the table. The first was toasted bread with a pate of Chicken, and the second was a refreshing mixture of tomato, white and green asparagus, parsley. Wonderful! My wife's first course was was flour dusted and fried octopus, with a sweet Asian-influenced sauce. Mine was a brick of crab meat, green apple, celery, and lemon mayonnaise. Super good. Our mains were chicken in a lovely white sauce with mixed veggies for my wife. Mine was a fillet of flakey white grilled fish with vegetables. Very solid. After the mains we were offered a purée of mango to cleanse the palate. Yummy. Dessert were something special. Kim ordered a plate of chocolate. Doing cake, chocolate cream, and a molten centered chocolate cake, and chocolate ice cream. Our waiter told me that my dessert was the most delicious one in all France called the Louise Cup, in honor of the chef's daughter: vanilla crème brûlée base, spoon biscuit, mint tea jelly, raspberries and raspberry coulis, with whipped cream on top. Let me tell you, it was the best dessert in France! The restaurant is in an out of the way location but within easy walking distance of the train station and other central places. The ambiance was minimalist but fine. We were seated outdoors but there was also inside seating if we had wished. All the other patrons were local French families. We requested to meet the chef afterwards and he was very pleased by our love for his food. Highest recommendation!

I ordered their duck with rice and apricots. The flavors had an Asian influence, and the duck was…read morecooked pretty well. They ran out of fish for the day, so my wife had to order the Salmon Terrine. If you like Terrine, you may like it, but neither of us really favor it, so we couldn't appreciate it as much. Basically, Terrine is a cold dish composed mainly of gelatin and other items they decide to mix in. It wasn't terrible, it's just something we aren't used to. The restaurant is a nicely-decorated one, and the service was fairly good. It's a little pricier than some other restaurants in Annecy, but nothing extravagant.