Les meilleurs restaurants en Haute-Savoie

28/06/2025: A very good restaurant! A generous plate, local products! What could be better?

03/05/2025: We had lunch outside in the courtyard behind the restaurant which is a place full of charm and freshness, the simplicity of the tables and chairs gives it a very warm feel. The food is delicious, we ate two salads full of good, well-crafted produce! I recommend this restaurant to everyone, you can enter with your eyes closed!

26/02/2026: French culinary and service at it’s finest. Even their sushi is made with a mix of authenticity but with a French twist

23/02/2026: Amazing food, great interiors! Not very happy with the service though, it is a big and busy place but the service definitely has to be of a certain standard (which does not include loooong waits and asking for something 2-3 times). Also, although we attended the first serving of 19.00 and were on time, when we ordered about 45-50’ later, a couple of dishes were finished.

14/03/2026: We Are 22 years old and he diddy let us get in unleas we paid hun 50£ eavh.

11/03/2026: I had the fish and chips. If you're British, forget it. It was very bad and so small. The fried fish was hard and overcooked and looked like the type of cheap frozen fish you would buy from the freezer section in a supermarket. However, we were a table of 4 and the other 3 people at the table enjoyed their meals. One had a triple decker burger with wedges which I was told was delicious. Another had a hearty salad with bacon and chicken, again great. And another small burger with fries. Everyone was happy bar me. Never mind. I would return but would certainly order something else. Prices are good for the area.

19/02/2026: Excellent fondue restaurant with welcoming hosts and attractive prices.

08/02/2026: A small, typical restaurant with a family atmosphere. Excellent little Savoyard fondue.

07/12/2025: Major heating appliance problem during my stay.

08/10/2025: A family-run Swiss gîte in the hamlet of Montroc, our last stop on the TMB! Setting: it's hard to imagine a more picturesque town than Montroc. Just a handful of homes and a few gîtes, incredible views, no stores or restaurants to speak of. The gîte itself was set on the edge of town, and had lovely outdoor lounging space. Reception: Very friendly. The owner greeted us and personally showed us our room and the shared facilities. Boots and poles go right in the entry hall, very convenient, and we could take our bags into our room. Showers: Just glorious. The shower room was large, with lots of shelving far away from the shower to set dry clothes. The shower was big, clean, hot, had great pressure, and was free of charge. They simply ask for guests to keep showers to 5 minutes or less out of courtesy to others/the environment, which is totally reasonable. Toilets: very clean, and each in its own room off of the hallway, so private as well. Laundry: no machine laundry, but we saw a line to hang hand washing. Food: There was a nice snack/drink menu available before dinner. Dinner itself was lovely, with multiple courses brought to the tables by the owner himself (bottles of wine were also available for purchase). We had incredible salads with fresh fruit & veg, bread & local cheese, and a hearty mushroom dish as the main. Breakfast was nice as well, with fresh pastries, coffee/tea, and cereal. Rooms: about 10 bunks in our room, so a bit tighter, but VERY clean and nicely laid out with some shelving available. It did get very warm at night, even more so than other refuges, and even though it was a cool evening in September. If the person in the bunk by the window doesn't open it, everyone will be sweating. The mattress was new and clean, but rather firm. WiFi: They had it, but we had 5G connection and didn't use it. Outlets: there were several in our room and more in the common area.