LA TABLE D’ARMANTE

The gastronomic restaurant at the Armancette Hotel elevates regional flavours and traditions. Head chef Fabien Laprée’s seasonal menus showcase the finest Alpine and “Rhône-Alpine” products.

Pets are not allowed.

Our restaurant is accessible to disabled people.

LA TABLE D’ARMANTE

FOOD AND WINE PAIRINGS

At La Table d’Armante, particular care is given to the wine list. When you select a food and wine pairing, the sommelier can advise on the ideal vintage to complement the flavours in your dish.

La Table d’Armante is open on Mondays and Tuesdays from 12pm to 2pm and from 7pm to 9pm, and from Friday to Sunday from 7pm to 9pm.

Our restaurant is exceptionally open on Sunday 31 March from 12pm to 2pm.

LA TABLE D’ARMANTE

Daring, respect and tradition are the watchwords that characterise the Armancette Hotel’s gastronomic restaurant. La Table d’Armante invites you to discover reimagined Alpine flavours in a magnificent setting with views of the Mont Blanc massif. Head chef Fabien Laprée uses carefully sourced local and French produce, including vegetables, cheese and meat from nearby villages and farms.

PORTRAITS OF THE CHEFS

“Working on taste and greed, adding local flavours” is the art of Fabien Laprée (on the left), 39 years old and MOF finalist in 2018. Although it was his father who gave him a taste for cooking, Fabien was attracted to starred gastronomy from a very young age and trained with some of the great names in the field, including Christian Sinicropi at the Martinez (Cannes), Franck Ferigutti at Terre Blanche and Château Saint-Martin, and Davy Tissot at the Institut Paul Bocuse (Lyon). In addition to the technique, they taught him “to surpass himself and to question himself in order to be better every day”. Since then, this has remained his motto. It is “the desire to fly on his own wings, and the intimate, luxurious and family atmosphere of the Armancette”, which led him here, in the privileged setting of Saint-Nicolas-de-Véroce, in Haute Savoie. The man who was destined to be a fighter pilot or motorbike pilot is now in charge of 2 restaurants: La Table d’Armante, a convivial gastronomic address, and Le Mont Joly, more in the bistro spirit.

Gauthier Chaffard (on the right) is a passionate man who has transferred his interest in watchmaking to pastry-making. He found his taste for precision by chance in his choice of training: just as in watchmaking, the chef’s sleight of hand demonstrates a strict mastery of the ingredients, perfectly combined and dosed. His skills were honed by working with top chefs in luxury establishments, particularly at the Auberge du Père Bise in Talloires, where he worked with Christophe Le Digol, Franck Fleurance, Sophie Bise and of course Madame Bise. “I learned humility, but also management,” he says, stressing that team management is one of his priorities.

 

PORTRAITS OF THE CHEFS