L'Estaminet
1638 Reviews
8 Rue Sainte-Claire, 74000 Annecy, France

L'Estaminet
1638 Reviews
8 Rue Sainte-Claire, 74000 Annecy, France
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Rawi
Rawi, May 2024
An authentic Savoyard restaurant offering a large choice of specialties.
Despite the friendly staff, the prices are high for relatively small portions.
The rumsteak, in particular, is notably small
Hannah Walters
Hannah Walters, Sep 2024
We came here for dinner one night because of the amazing back patio on the river. The atmosphere on the back patio was perfect, but the food was terrible. I ordered a steak and it was very tough and there was a piece of plastic cooked into the top. My friend ordered a burger and said it was too gross to finish. Another friend ordered the mussels and enjoyed them, but the French fries tasted like they had been frozen. It was our worst meal in Annecy, don’t be fooled by how busy it looks, so many better “touristy” restaurants.
Annemay Hogeling
Annemay Hogeling, Aug 2024
Had a lovely night there. It's obviously a beloved spot in the summer but besides staff being busy they were so kind and made time to chat with you and provide suggestions. The food was lovely, great experience with my first ever fondue. The desserts were home made which was a great choice. Just a lovely place to spend a summer evening!
Lukas Vanhoucke
Lukas Vanhoucke, Jun 2024
We randomly chose this restaurant. Turns out it has Belgian roots and you notice this everywhere. As a Belgian myself, living in the neighbourhood, I’m very happy to know that I finally found a place that does the Flemish carbonade as well as in Belgium.
Kristian Gunn
Kristian Gunn, Jun 2019
This is one of our favorite places to eat in one of our favorite towns in France. The moule (mussels) is really good. Cheese dishes if the region are as good here as anywhere. And the other random treats I have found on the menu are amazing. Service is good (and works well in English or French). A must go to place.
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