The name is nowhere to be found on the outside, so if you're a visitor and IF you want to come…read moreconsider that. Had a tasty cheese mini quiche and a cream-filled pastry. I've had better coffee. The place is bright, a few locals and the ambiance relaxed. Towards the back of the café there are several doors open to other rooms, looks like storage areas; this definitely takes away from the ambiance. The path to the bathroom is like in a Victorian age motif... looks out of place. While it's not a run down spot at all, it does feel a little tossed together. It was good to check out, but not enough here to bring me back.

We stopped by several times. Food was always fresh and delicious. The staff were always helpful,…read moreand the atmosphere was always friendly and welcoming. An absolute stop for anyone visiting Annecy.

Good place for sandwiches and baked goods and a nice place to sit and watch people passing by. They…read morehave a good selection of foods inside and stay open during some of the afternoon hours after 2 when other places are closed until dinner. Good prices too.

cute little local coffee shop in Annecy old town. As an american tourist (who doesn't know much…read morefrench) this was a such a cute find! The owners spoke english and they have a great selection of coffees, lattes etc. Not much food/ bakery options, but there are plenty of patisseries around the area

We popped into this cute little coffee spot before wandering around the Friday morning market. My…read morecold brew was 5 Euros and lovely! Quite delicious. The woman at the cash register and the man making the coffees were both very friendly. I didn't try any of it, but it looks like they serve breakfast as well!

We stopped here the other day for a quick dessert before stopping on the train…read more All in all, I really like this place. They have a large variety of options that can really please a lot of people. Great chocolate options and fruit tarts as well. I ended up getting a praline croissant that tasted like they had just made it fresh from a bakery. It was sinfully scrumptious. The only thing I would recommend that they do to improve their croissants and other dishes are to make them pack better for transport.

Well, at least they know how to make macarons…read more Those were my thoughts as I ate the rose and orange macarons. A few minutes back the server had rolled her eyes as I changed my mind on the macaron selection, but I won't hold the service broadly at fault for the prior evening I'd been helped out patiently by a server with fluent command over English - rarity when that happens, and a quality I'm always grateful for in foreign lands. There's a broad selection of breads and baked goods, and while I liked the croissants and quiches, I rank them far higher as a patisserie. I really liked the Noisettine (hazelnut chocolate biscuit with milk chocolate mousse) that was recommended highly by the server. Also interesting was the Valencia (spiced biscuit with orange and chocolate mousse layers and dark chocolate). A Pougnier would be the one shop in Cornavin Geneva I'd repeatedly return to. They are a top notch bakery (4.5 stars)

Look no further for a great breakfast. I finally found a place in France that serves eggs in the…read moremorning - boiled, fried, scrambled or baked! They also serve a full brunch that includes grilled bacon, pancakes, yogurt, granola and fruits. Clean, attractive and interesting interior. The service was friendly and prompt.

My team and I had a few days off here in Annecy and were so excited when we found this place. It…read morewas a such a great change in pace from the typically European hotel breakfast. They had so many good options with perfect serving sizes for a reasonable price. They even had real maple syrup!

We discovered this lovely Creperie while visiting Annecy, France in the Rhone Alps. Pretty much one…read moreof the most unbelievably charming locations on earth straight out of a Disney movie. This creperie is just off of Annecy's old town center. The interior of the restaurant is quintessentially French with just a few tables and a charming rustic French stone cottage vibe that goes right along with the entire Annecy experience. The Sourise (ham, emmenthal, onion, egg) was absolutely perfect. Paired of course with un cafe (coffee), it made for the perfect breakfast followed by the sweet crepe dusted with fine sugar. If you're looking for a tourist spot, this isn't it. It's for the locals, and French is the only language spoken here. Which is exactly why it's worth the effort. The owner was kind and patient with our lack of fluency and sometimes poor pronunciation. After you leave this charming creperie, take a walk around stunning Lake Annecy and the old town center.

Decent galettes at a VERY good price! Only wish was that the ingredients were more spread out…read moreinstead of all being in the center, but good nevertheless. Very popular spot in Annecy so come early.

The line for the sandwiches was pretty long throughout the day, so we were excited to try it. They…read morehave this giant block of cheese that they scoop from and layer onto the sandwich. We got the Raclette with Jambon Blanc and the Raclette with Diot, and the Diot was definitely the better choice. You can choose four free toppings, and the sandwiches are super flavorful, warm, and fresh!

Great raclette sandwiches! Who doesn't love melted cheese smothered on a baguette? After biking…read morearound the lake this was an extra special treat. The lady behind the counter was very nice and spoke English when she heard my sad attempt at ordering a sandwich in French. She even wrapped it in foil so I could take it somewhere else to eat.