Lyon and the Alps Restaurants

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  • 1. Le Bouillon

    $$

    Set back near the river in Annecy's picturesque old town, this casual, laid-back restaurant is a place the locals would rather keep to themselves. From the first amuse-bouche to dessert, diners can't wait to taste what's next from a cuisine anchored in French technique and enhanced with plenty of far-flung influences. Prices are gentle for this quality of food and its a favorite in town, so be sure to reserve.

    9 rue de la Gare, Annecy, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, 74000, France
    04–50–77–31–02

    Known For

    • Great-value French cuisine
    • Charming atmosphere
    • Reservations usually necessary

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Sun. and Mon.
  • 2. Café des Fédérations

    $$ | Presqu'île

    For 80 years this sawdust-strewn café with homey red-check tablecloths has reigned as one of the city's leading bouchons, and although its glory days are long past, it's still a good bet for an authentic experience. For a taste of classic Lyon gastronomy in a historic setting, the deftly prepared local classics like boudin noir, boudin blanc (white-meat sausage), or andouillettes (veal and pork tripe sausage) are hard to beat.

    8 rue du Major-Martin, Lyon, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, 69001, France
    04–78–28–26–00

    Known For

    • Well-priced prix-fixe lunch menu
    • Authentic atmosphere
    • Great for families

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed late Dec.–Jan. No dinner Sun.
  • 3. La Famille

    $$ | La Croix Rousse

    As the name would suggest, family photographs adorn the walls of this low-key bistro high on the Croix Rousse hillside. The simple cuisine tends toward traditional recipes and authentic Lyon fare made with organic and local ingredients. From the poulet fermier (free-range chicken) to the grilled trout, the daily chalkboard announces the market specialties that chef Gilles Mozziconacci has managed to cobble together on his early-morning market tour through Les Halles de Lyon. In summer, opt for a table on the terrace.

    18 rue Duviard, Lyon, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, 69004, France
    04–72–98–83–90

    Known For

    • Quality ingredients
    • Excellent-value fixed-price menus at lunch and dinner
    • Family-friendly atmosphere

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Sun. and Mon., Reservations essential
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