Cafe Des Quatre Chemins - Doussard

Stopped by for the menu de jour today..arrived just after midday and had a table in the outside eating area..buffet salad bar with meats and lot of veggie choices..gigantic chicken breast wrapped in local ham and a lovely cheese sauce..served with rice..had tiramisu for dessert and OH had crème brulée...which she gave 10 out of 10...then coffee..a quarter of wine for me..14.90 euros..what a fantastic meal for a great price.. popular place as nearly all tables taken..will definitely visit again next time we visit.!!!!.

An unexpected pleasure, simple home cooking, but very tasty and very reasonable. Arrived about 12:45, place full of workers having the lunch. Salad, plat de jour today was courgette stuffed with minced meat and topped with grated cheese served with rice and gravy), Pudd- Creme brûlée, chocolate mousse,Finnish with fresh coffee. Just good, simple food.

It is quite possible we were the only foreigners in this café restaurant in this out of the way part of Doussard which isn 't a big place anyway. All thel French customers were mostly local workers. They don 't have a conventional menu as such, they have an all customer three course set menu were every body has basically what you are given at a all time low price for 14.50 Euros £9.60 each at the exchange rate of last June 2016 of 1.51 Euros to one £1) which includes, or at least on the day we were there. We had a help-your-self cold buffet, a 5oz quality rump steak in pepper sauce good quality chips, a choice of 5 home made desserts all served with ice cream, a half litre of red wine a cup of real ground coffee, not bad for less that a tenner a piece. I can just see you getting that much in any restaurant in the UK. The boss who takes your order has pigeon English enough to get by, it would help if you had pigeon French. They also have tables both in outside. There are any number of tourist restaurants all over Annecy that cater to the mass tourism, this restaurant isn 't in that main stream, what a refreshing change. Gets my vote of recommendation. Special note. If you eat of the beaten track, you will discover the true taste of where ever you happen to be in the world which are a 100 times more authentic than any tourist style restaurant. Eg we 've eaten real street food in deepest Hanoi, Saigon, Calcutta, deepest Cambodia never had a trick tummy as its all vegetarian. Authentic or what!! Hey its a short life, go live it.

This is a real local restaurant. No tourists! The food is very simple but excellent ! The price is cheap for the daily menu (13.5 Euro). We had a salad bar for the first course (great salads), Tajien (Moroccan dish) for the main dish which was one of the best dishes I have ever eaten, we had dessert and wine. All was fabulous in the test. The restaurant was full of people from the area most of them were workers in lunch break, and they certainly know where is the best food. This place is worth eating in, and if you are in the area don't miss it.

A small bar-restaurant where the staff is friendly and welcoming, the pleasant setting and menus (homemade) of an excellent value for money (beacon of admissions at will, dish of the day, dessert, coffee and 1/4 wine for 14€). I recommend it without hesitation!