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"good location, nice young people who run it. eating is also quite good local things. cozy interieur, has an authentic feeling"
Teléfono: +33450024176
Dirección: 7400 Col des Aravis, 74220 La Clusaz, France
Ciudad: La Clusaz
Sitio Web: http://www.facebook.com/Chalet-Savoyard-La-Clusaz-110435952632275/
Lunes: 10:00-00:00
Martes: 10:00-00:00
Miércoles: 10:00-00:00
Jueves: 10:00-00:00
Viernes: 10:00-01:00
Sábado: 10:00-01:00
Domingo: 10:00-00:00
Platos: 11
Comodidades: 15
Categorías: 5
Reseñas: 347
after the reading of the TA, we were curious that we had lunch and a drink in this facility. we went in and were on the tables on the grass, through the nest behind the bar. sa for 15mins admire the view before they stand up to speak. to the waitress. then they said they did not serve food on the razing (contained 3 other tables eating meals out there) so we were moved to the outside deck. then another 10-15mins sat before the waitress came back to pop placemats and cute. no menus, no query what we want to drink. 15 minutes left, so I went to the bar to ask for a menu and how to order. it was said that someone would come and be sent back outside. I don't know why we didn't leave at the time....
when they drive from chamonix to annecy, take this route instead of the main road. it is on a mountain peak in a beautiful picturesque location with meadows and mountains around. we asked for vegetarian food and were served with duo brebis and dessert. eating was the best we had in France. the dame has been lovingly brought to us feeling like home and fulfilling our culinary needs in the midst of the language application. they said we were their first guests india, and we were quite proud of it! they missed this place and the natives not when they are around them.
the young drove to col des aravis and met us in the chalet. the menu was simple and at a reasonable price. they can not go wrong with the steak dragon for the children at 10 euro! the menu was limited, but not bad. The...Waitresses were very happy to fill the bottles of the cyclist with fresh water before they returned to annecy.
