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  • Restaurant "Le Chamois d'or"High-quality cuisine inspired by local ingredients and the seasons, featuring regional specialties; set menus and à la carte options; dining available inside the restaurant or on the terrace overlooking Mont Blanc.
  • "Le Saint-Augustin" Restaurant et Salon de Thé
  • Restaurant de l'Auberge de l'OrangerieCharming retaurant near the exit of sallanches towards Passy.
    Gourmet traditional dishes and savoyard specialties.
  • Restaurant Mont BouillonRather than following the seasons, our menu adapts to the weather and features local producers to delight your taste buds and satisfy all your cravings.
  • Restaurant Au Vieux ChaletLocated in Thyez, in the heart of the Arve Valley in Haute-Savoie, the restaurant “Au Vieux Chalet” is situated on the ground floor of the 4-star La Ferme du Lac hotel, in a quiet setting.
    There are two charging stations in the restaurant’s parking lot.
  • Le Pado, restaurant de plein airIn a rural setting, Le Pado offers a wide range of dishes (daily specials, burgers, aperitif platters, fruit juices, ice creams), all using local and/or organic produce.
  • PlanB RestaurantWant to eat well without the headache? At PlanB, we've got you covered! Whether it's a wake-up breakfast, a quick lunch between two adventures or a dinner to share, our generous and gourmet dishes will satisfy all your cravings.
  • Restaurant Mamma MiaMamma Mia is a small, relaxed Italian restaurant and trattoria located in the charming French town of Sallanches, just steps from the train station.
  • Chapelle des MaisonsThe Chapelle des Maisons was built between 1954 and 1960 and was blessed in 1954 with the name Notre-Dame de l'Espérance (Our Lady of Hope), then renamed as the Chapelle des Maisons in 1960.
    It is private property and can only be viewed from the outside.
  • Chapelle des CachesThe Caches chapel and school was built in 1831 by Abbé Jacquier, since at that time the village had no school or chapel. One single building would house them both. The chapel was dedicated to an Italian saint: St Louis de Gonzagues (St Aloysius Gonzaga).