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A sunny terrace in the Alps and a kitchen that takes the region seriously, this modern restaurant in Grand-Bornand moves through the seasons with real commitment. The chef leans on local farms and mountain forage, so a velvety green pea soup lands next to braised pork cheeks cooked in regional red wine. The kind of place that makes the mountain air feel like an excuse to order more courses.
The awards strongest first
- Michelin Guide Selected Restaurant
One number, weighted & current 69
How we scoreThe dishes from the writeups
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Muscat-flavoured foie gras soup
“The house speciality is a delicious muscat-flavoured foie gras soup with a confit of red onions and ‘cromesquis’.”
Michelin Guide
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