Food & Drink — Annecy Travel Guides | VisitAnnecy.com

Mar 1, 2026

Savor the tastes of Annecy at Le Freti on Rue Sainte-Claire and L'Etage near Palais de l'Isle, where locals indulge in Alpine flavors.

Mar 1, 2026

Savor your coffee while gazing at Lake Annecy from Café Bunna on Rue Carnot or enjoy a pastry at Les Palettes Café by the Thiou canal.

Mar 1, 2026

Annecy’s Tuesday and Saturday markets run from 7:30 AM to 1 PM at Place Saint-François, offering local cheeses like Reblochon for around €12 per kilogram. The historic market has operated since the 14th century, located just 1 km south of Lake Annecy’s shoreline.

Mar 1, 2026

Savor fondue in Annecy at Le Freti on Rue Sainte-Claire, with prices starting at 25 EUR. Nearby, enjoy raclette at L'Etage with lake views.

Mar 1, 2026

La Table d’Elise in Annecy serves traditional tartiflette for around €18, while the city’s annual Festival of Savoyard Cheese, held since 1995, attracts over 10,000 visitors each October. Annecy sits 35 km south of Geneva, with average summer temperatures reaching 25°C.

Mar 1, 2026

Café le Vieux Annecy, dating back to 1900, serves traditional Savoyard dishes from €18 per main course, just 150 meters from Lake Annecy’s waterfront. Lakeside restaurants along Quai Napoléon III offer three-course menus averaging €40, with outdoor seating available from May to September when temperatures reach 25°C.