Brasserie l'Abbaye
2399 Reviews
4 Rue du Pâquier, 74000 Annecy, France

Brasserie l'Abbaye
2399 Reviews
4 Rue du Pâquier, 74000 Annecy, France
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Coasta G
Coasta G, Apr 2024
I arrived just about 40 mins before closing and they served me. ? In America, they may not have so I was surprised and thankful. At first I was going to get food to go but they only prepared pizza to go. If I wanted something else in which I did I had to eat in the restaurant. Which was fine. The food was prepared pretty quickly and it was enjoyable. The atmosphere was great.
Alex Kemeny
Alex Kemeny, May 2024
Very pleasant bar and restaurant. Our meals, the voillaire and the ravioli, were excellent, pictured. Very reasonable prices.
Ladan Lashkari
Ladan Lashkari, Jul 2024
Amazing service and fabulous food. Highly recommended.
Arjun Gupta
Arjun Gupta, Jun 2024
Not sure why this place isn't rated higher. We had a great meal, food was great and the server was very friendly and hospitable. We opted for a late lunch and this place was the only one on the street open at 4pm on a Sunday. The owner/management should definitely hire at least one more server because I don't think the two that are there right now can cope even at this off hour. We tried sitting outside but the abundance of smokers forced us to move to an inside table.
Zed Alhatab
Zed Alhatab, Aug 2023
Great location
Outstanding
We loved the food- we ordered burger, salat , pizza.
The food was great
The service was great
We do hope to return back.
We liked that there was no space and they just made space for us.
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