Chez Nannon

Situated high up, at 1537m, The Baud family, commonly known as "Nannon", welcomes you in their Alpage chalet and offers a traditional cuisine.

Situated high up, at 1537m, The Baud family, commonly known as "Nannon", welcomes you in their Alpage chalet and offers a traditional cuisine, as well as local specialties such as their reknowned "Patates au Reblochon". Specialties: Potatoes served with reblochon, salad, with or without a dry cured ham side. Savoyard specialties, wood-fire grilled meats, soups, burgers, daily specials and homemade desserts.

From 01/07 to 31/08, daily between 9 AM and 5 PM.

From 15/12 to 19/04, daily between 9 AM and 5 PM.

Informations

Services :
- Menus enfants
Local specialities :
- Spécialités Savoyardes

See Chez Nannon on GoogleMaps

On « Les Raverettes » ski slope. Morzine/Nyon ski area.
At the top of "Les raverettes" or "Les troncs" chairlifts. Also accessible by foot.

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Location :
- Restaurant d'Altitude

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Chez Nannon

Piste des Raverettes

74110

Morzine

Phone : +33 4 50 79 21 15

Website "Chez Nannon"