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Michelin Starred gastronomy

Well-being requires the exploration of all the senses and the taste buds are not left out.

The Annecy basin has long had a solid reputation for gastronomy. The famous Michelin Guide has honoured many chefs and showered the area with stars.

Here, short circuits are honoured, the riches (from the lake to the mountain pastures) are sublimated.

For the 2023 edition of the Red Guide, Lake Annecy is now an 12-star lake.

So many choices, so many invitations to renew your culinary experiences. Experience this experiential immersion, alongside the local actors of great cuisine.

The 7 Starred restaurants of Lake Annecy

These 7 Chefs excel in their field and cook at the top of their game, eternally seeking the right product for a sublime dish.

Le Clos des Sens ***

Chef Laurent Petit

Annecy

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Chef Laurent Petit

© Téo Jaffre / Chef Laurent Petit

L’Auberge du Père Bise **

Chef Jean Sulpice

Talloires-Montmin

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Chef Jean Sulpice

© Téo Jaffre / Chef Jean Sulpice

La Maison Bleue **

Chef Yoann Conte

Veyrier-du-Lac

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Chef Yoann Conte

© Téo Jaffre / Chef Yoann Conte

L’Auberge de Montmin **

Chef Florian Favario

Talloires-Montmin

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Chef Florian Favario

Chef Florian Favario

L’Esquisse *

Chef Stéphane Dattrino

Annecy

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Chef Stéphane Dattrino

© Téo Jaffre / Chef Stéphane Dattrino

Restaurant Vincent Favre-Félix *

Chef Vincent Favre-Félix

Annecy

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Chef Vincent Favre-Félix

© Maude Girard – Sogocom / Chef Vincent Favre-Félix

La Rotonde des Trésoms *

Chef Eric Prowalski

Annecy

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Chef Eric Prowalski

© Matthieu Cellard / Chef Eric Prowalski

Chefs committed to sustainable gastronomy

In 2020, for the first time, 50 French restaurants have been distinguished for their efforts to respect the environment, with the appearance of a “sustainable gastronomy” category. Laurent Petit, Yoann Conte and Jean Sulpice are among the awarded chefs.

This new distinction is awarded to chefs who “have taken responsibility for preserving resources and biodiversity, reducing food waste and reducing the consumption of non-renewable energy”, explains the Michelin Guide.