Cafe Bunna — Restaurant in Annecy

DISAPPOINTMENT.

Regarding your response to my friends' comments, first of all; If you think that your cafe is not suitable for sitting for a long (!) time, it may be in your best interest to indicate this to your customers in advance, or you can fully adopt the concept of take away. You stated that we only bought one coffee per person, but you did not inform us that there is a spending limit (?) in the place, and if you do not have such a practice, we cannot be blamed for only buying one coffee for ourselves. You mentioned that my friend applied makeup for a long time, but the time you mentioned is 5 minutes, you can keep the time on your cameras if you want. coming up to my friend and saying 'this is not a place for makeup' and warning all customers to ensure circulation in a way that pleases them and is not rude are very different things. At the same time, you mentioned that you were uncomfortable rolling cigarettes in your cafe, we learned for the first time that rolling cigarettes is forbidden in a place with your answer to my friend's comment. It might make things easier for you if you put a sign at the entrance to your cafe that says 'no make-up application, rolling cigarettes, sitting and chatting for more than 30 minutes'. You did not warn us in a POLITE way, if you had warned us in a polite way, your understanding and mediating co-worker would not have come behind us after you kicked us out of the place and apologized to us and tried to explain the situation.

We came to Annecy as tourists, saw your café on the internet and liked it and wanted to experience it, but we were surprised and saddened because we have never been subjected to this kind of attitude anywhere we have been so far. I hope you will take a step to improve your...

A Perfect Start to a Magical Day in Annecy!

Café Bunna is an absolute gem! This charming little spot instantly won us over with its cozy atmosphere and incredibly warm, welcoming host. She was so friendly and helpful—I asked for their best coffee, and she recommended the flat white, which was smooth, rich, and absolutely delicious. My son ordered the mochaccino, and it was so good I ended up getting one for myself too!

We also tried the carrot cake and banana bread—both were excellent. The carrot cake was subtly sweet (not overly sugary like you often find in the U.S.), and the banana bread was moist and flavorful.

Though it's a small café with just a few seats outside, it has tons of character and heart. I’d return in a heartbeat on any future trip to this beautiful city. Café Bunna gave us the perfect start to an unforgettable...

A very nice place! Small and cozy, the owners are very nice and the music was very pleasant. We had 3 different sandwiches and all of them were just perfect. A pleasure at each bit. Definitely worth the price (10 euro). Do take in mind that you can come as single or in couple. You can also squeeze in with a group of 4 in the only table for 3 they have in the place. We were 3 + a toddler and we were a bit squeezed but it went well with the general cozy-ness...