Good burgers served with a small salad, fries and mayo dipping sauce. And expensive meal, but I'm…read morepretty sure everything in Mègéve is expensive. The staff was very nice and our service was wonderful. I would definitely go again.

Not at all a cafe to visit Cold food. Touristy and trying…read moreto upsell more expensive dishes. Rather go a bit closer to the lake and eat better.

We had a party of nine. The good and service were superb! The menu options left do much to think…read moreabout, but after some detail study - the orders were in. From duck to ravioli and a beautiful salad. The desserts were delicious - great cheesecake, creme brûlée, ice cream --- all a perfect touch. A spot to return to on next trip to Annecy.

Great location, great view, great service. We sat right on the quai overlooking the water. I…read morebrought some guests here for lunch on a recommendation from a friend who lived in Annecy. I wanted them to try some of the local Savoyard dishes and we chose tartiflette. It didn't disappoint. Potatoes, bacon, creme, cheese, hot and steamy, comfort food delicious....another chose the salad d' Elise (I think that was the name). It was a salad that can be for two people but certainly one can eat it as well. It looked delicious, noting that not a spec was left in the plate. The menu has something for everyone, pizzas, pasta, fish, etc. I recommend the place for sure.

Stopped by on a Sunday night. Was coming from emptier side of town, and thus thought this would be…read moreone of the better places. Ordered a duck breast dish and filet mignon (pork maybe?). Server was friendly and his english was passable. Probably wouldn't go again due to the vast amount of other restaurants, but not bad.

Was walking around the Old Town, admiring the sights. Came across this restaurant in the heart of…read morethe old town and decided to try the food. I was impressed by the food and the service. They have both indoor and outdoor seating. I ordered a chicken Savoyard dish that came with pomme frites. French for French fries. The chicken dish was creamy and you would enjoy it with the accompanying bread pieces.

This was the worst restaurant we tried in Annecy. The food had no flavor, even the cheese in the…read morecharcuterie board tasted like nothing. Service was very slow even tho the place was almost empty and they had like 5 servers working. Very disappointed.

Seriously....You can bring our drinks to the table for the 1st round but on the 2nd round the same…read morewaiter comes to the table to tell us to collect the drinks at the bar? You wasted the trip to our table to tell us to come collect the drinks at the bar when you could've just brought the drinks to our table in the first place? And the place wasn't busy. Just don't get it. Drinks were great. Cool pub. Jerk server. Too bad because We're here w few more days.

Its a dive Irish bar in Annecy, France. We happened to be in the area for work so decided to go…read morehere for St. Patrick's Day. Apparently not a big celebration in France. Guinness on tap yes please it tasted like in Ireland, plenty of Jameson available for shots. Food was OK nothing Irish, we had a charcuterie board, fish and chips, salad. At the end they gave us a free Jameson shot because no one ever ordered so much food.

Food was fantastic. This place should have 5 stars for everyone. Some lady snob said food was…read moregreat but gave only two stars because it was real casual. That made this place special. Maybe she was upset that they did't cut her pizza for her. We sat outside but under a very sturdy covering which helped reduce the crazy 100F plus days here. The server was awesome. She spoke the best English of all the restaurants this week and really helped us in our food choices. My colleague had the burger and fries. Forgot to take pic but it was amazing. Other colleague got the lasagna and fantastic. My pizza was perfect. Neapolitan style. Annecy is a hidden gem if you are ever in Geneva it is worth the 45 minute drive day trip.

My friend told me about a dish called Tartiflette. It is made with potatoes, lardons (like bacon),…read moreonions, and cheese. We chose this restaurant because of the breathtaking views. The Tartiflette was TO DIE FOR!! It was the very best dish I ate in my two weeks in France!

Stopped in for lunch on a rainy day after a good walk from downtown. Friendly service. A busy,…read moreclean, and modern place. Tried the fish and chips (no steak or beef) and found it to be fresh, flaky, and very tasty. We loved the batter, partucularly. The fries are also among the best we've had in our trips around France (still haven't found any quite like the ones in USA).

If you're looking for a great view you definitely have found the place. Nestled right next to a…read morecanal with beautiful buildings surrounding it you really can't go wrong. The food itself was yummy but lacking a bit of salt. The service is unfortunately where it fell a bit short. We felt a bit ignored throughout our meal while other tables were constantly checked on.

What four of us thought would be a nice dinner in Annecy near a canal turned into the one truly…read morepoor meal we had during a three day stay. We ordered two steaks au poivre and two of their chicken breast dinners. Incredibly, everything came out within 15 minutes or less. That, by itself, told me it was not freshly cooked. The chicken looked as though it came from a block of chicken breast vs off the bone. Long, thick pieces that looked more pressed than freshly cooked accompanied by a somewhat tasteless sauce thrown on top along with scallop potatoes. Likewise, the steaks were tough and not tasty. We had decent service and really did not want to send all the food back because we understood this is likely just how they serve it. It is rare to get a poor meal in most locations in Annecy. Perhaps this was a bad night for them. We did not stay for dessert, since Annecy has so many good places to go to afterwards.