It's my first time in Grenoble and the food was really good. The staff is the main reason for this…read morereview. The staff made me feel very welcome and they speak very good English. The staff really made me feel as if I'm not a foreigner and really made my stay pleasant and enjoyable. They were attentive to my needs and frequently came to my table to check on me. I would definitely come again.

Really great service (and the staff all spoke English). I had a baked fish and the dauphinois…read morepotatoes. Boyfriend had steak with morels and the truffle mashed potatoes. And of course some local wine. It was packed at 9pm on a Friday night, so sadly we couldn't sit outside

This is a cute little restaurant with fabulous ravioli.read more

I love this place! Their speciality is raviolies with ham, or melted st marcelin, they usually have…read morea big composed salad on the menu and but the raviolies are really worth a trip. Make sure you go with a healthy appitite, maybe after a day of skiing. The owners are an adorable couple who are very welcoming and the place is jammed with their friends. And here I am revealing their secret!

A lovely place with ski equipment on the walls and a welcoming (slightly kitsch) ambiance. The food…read moreis of very high quality, and well presented - but you do pay a price for this. Some of us had soup for starters, and the onion came with a puff-pastry top. Steaks were tasty, but cooked to British levels (eg medium was only slight pink in the middle) rather than French. I had a platter of small desserts which were very good, but the coffee was stereotypically French (ie poor).

Best restaurant in town. Excellent and friendly service. Food is always very good with all local…read morefood well represented. We have been there several times and we have never been disappointed.

This is an excellent restaurant in Grenoble. My fondue experience is limited, but their fondue is…read morevery tasty. I went with three other people and we had the Forest Fondue and Imperial Fondue, and a chocolate-walnut fondue for dessert. The portions are very generous, and there was more than enough fondue to go around. Additionally, the service is very good and friendly to foreigners. It was also open around 8pm on a Monday night, and it can be difficult to find sit-down restaurants otherwise. They also served a shot of their Green Chartreuse on the house after the meal, which was pretty tasty.

Visited this place while traveling through France in June. I thought the restaurant was very nice,…read moreauthentic French restaurant. They say you will get better food if they servers don't speak any English. The fondue was delicious but due to our lack of French, we ordered a pot of mushroom & cheese fondue with bread. Nothing else was included to dunk into the fondue but crusty bread. For 20 euros per person I expected a little more. Ultimately it was a fun experience, especially the free shots of chartreuse after we paid. Great service, just make sure to order something in addition to the fondue or you will be in cheese overload.

Relaxing, comfortable and unpretentious but with excellent food. The salade Brianconaise is…read moreformidable! And the cod special was superb. I had no room for desseet. Some of the cheese dishes I saw at neighbouring tables were enticing... The wait staff were friendly and efficient. Highly recommended, especially for hungry cyclists who like good food.

We had an interesting and delectable meal of raclette- which involved a large chunk of emmenthal…read morecheese and a heating implement and potatoes, bread and cold meats. The cheese was scraped off with a wooden paddle as it melted. Yummy combination! There is a large selection of beers and wines. The whole menu is comprised of local specialties. Desserts looked excellent but due to the large main course unable to sample them!

Who can say NO to michelin lunch especially if your chalet is literally right next to it?! I think…read morethe food gods were calling our ski crew when we were magically placed ten feet between the entrance of this amazing joint and our home for the week! We managed to enjoy our last day here with an amazing 29 euro prix fix lunch! The quality of the food was super fresh. Lynch was in the more casual cafe area of this restaurant. Dinner is upstairs in the fancier dining room. But this is perfect because for lunch most people are rolling in casual either partly in ski gear or in jeans. The duck rillette that I had came in a jar and was so tasty esp with the perfect baguette. There was a decent amount to choose from in the lunch menu. We paired it with an excellent bottle of Beaujolais! Definitely want to come back for the tasting menu dinner the next time we're in Val D'Isere. This is the reason why we come back year after to year to ski in the French Alps.

From the owner: Haute gastronomie ! L'Atelier d'Edmond se situe au pied des pistes du Fornet-Pissaillas, à 2km de…read moreVal d'Isère, direction Col de l'Iseran. De sa terrasse ensoleillée on peut profiter de la vue sur le typique village du Fornet. Côté décoration, on découvre une atmosphère dans le pur style chalet de montagne, aussi raffinée que chaleureuse. Aux fourneaux, Régis Marcon et Benoit Vidal proposent une cuisine gourmande à base de produits naturels. Laissez-vous envoûter par le Marbré de foie gras de canard mi-cuit en fine gelée à l'arabica façon opéra, le Dos de barbue cuit sur l'arête, mosaïque au bœuf d'alpage séché et gnocchis de Mona Lisa, coulis de cresson à l'huile de pistache grillée ou encore la Poitrine de pigeon mi-fumée aux pralines de cèpes, jus mixé de ses abats aux fèves de cacao et toast de pommes de terre au beaufort et ventrèche. De la haute gastronomie aux pieds des pistes.