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    Tucked beneath a 13th-century château ringed by Savoie vineyards, this casual bistro from the team behind Les Morainières seats guests at bare wooden tables pressed against old stone, or at a long communal table wedged among the barrels. The weekly set lunch is the move, built around lake fish, mushrooms, and slow-cooked things like a ten-hour veal shank. The Michelin Guide awards it a Bib Gourmand, which tracks.

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      “Generous dishes include Angus steak and chips, pork chop and polenta, 10hr confit veal shank, and Savoie trout.”

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    • Pork chop and polenta

      “Generous dishes include Angus steak and chips, pork chop and polenta, 10hr confit veal shank, and Savoie trout.”

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    • Confit veal shank

      “Generous dishes include Angus steak and chips, pork chop and polenta, 10hr confit veal shank, and Savoie trout.”

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    • Savoie trout

      “Generous dishes include Angus steak and chips, pork chop and polenta, 10hr confit veal shank, and Savoie trout.”

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