Do yourself a favor and come to this restaurant. Convenient to anyone staying in Argentiere and…read moreimmediately across from the train station, this restaurant feels like you're in the middle of the French Alps. Which you are! It has a locals vibe and is always packed at dinner time. The restaurant isn't fancy -- plenty of people in mountain casual attire; but the food is outstanding! We came here 2x on our trip, after a couple fabulous meals in Chamonix. Pricing isn't cheap-- we spent €100 for two both nights, with one shared appetizer, bottle of wine, and two entrees. That said the food was excellent. We had (over two nights): 1. Fondue with Mushrooms: a dream come true. We ordered one serving, for both of us to share, both nights. Creamy, warming, and dreamy. A must. 2. Lamb Tenderloins: gamey with bone in. My husband loved it. 3. Filet with mushrooms: reasonable portion in a delicious creamy mushroom sauce. Savory and filling. 4. Salmon entree: omg. This dish is amazing. Best salmon with anchovy butter. Ever. Licked the plate clean both nights. Tender, crispy, and flavorful. Absolutely dreamy.

We have eaten here around 10 plus times over the last 5 years and it's our favorite restaurant in…read morethe area. They serve so much more than Fondue. They have very reasonable pre fixe dinners. The food is not too fancy but still special and the serving portions are very generous. Dishes that we enjoyed include foie gras, steak pre fixe, onion soup and many excellent and fresh salads. The atmosphere is very nice and modern. Lighting is bright enough to read the menu. The service is very good. They also have English menus. House wine is good too

Their smash burgers were delicious freshly made and full of flavor…read more Staff and crowd were friendly and you sit upstairs. Affordable in a very expensive city Simple and delicious

First off the bat, this place is cramped! The ordering area and entrance way is so small that it's…read morehard to get through when there are a lot of people, to the point where if you're not eating in, you just wait outside until your food is ready. That being said, the burgers here are really good! We tried: The hash brown poco loco - this burger was so hefty! But also pretty decent. The hash brown made it stand out, so if you get the regular poco loco, I assume you get a pretty standard burger. Definitely not bad but nothing special in terms on ingredients. However, I really liked the bun! The outside was thicker and crispy without feeling stale. And the inside of the bun was still soft! Frenchie - this burger was my personal favorite of the two. Same compliments for the bun, but I loved the combination of the cheese and honey for the toppings. It was the perfect amount of sweet and savory. The fries and onion rings were both really good as well. The fries were really crispy on the outside, fluffy on the inside, and salted generously. And the onion rings were pretty typical. One thing I wasn't a big fan of was how long our order took just because we were waiting on the fries which took forever. But they ended up upgrading our fries to a medium for the trouble, so no complaints here!

Good fondue, though not too flavorful. A bit pricey but good considering the surrounding area is a…read morebit obsolete. Enjoyed the french onion soup and the ice cream, too.

This restaurant was delicious, reasonably priced, and had hearty servings, especially by European…read morestandards. The kids menu was a draw for us as we were dining with 3 kids aged 7-12. Authentic French cuisine options were the adult-draw including some gluten free options. The only reason this isn't a 5-star review is the wait times. Because we weren't the only ones encouraged by the menu and atmosphere, the place was full and our party of 7 seemed to be its own challenge. We waited 30+ minutes for a table then had to wait some time for adult entrees. Philippe was a superb waiter and knew to get food for kids along with adult starters. We will almost certainly return with our next trip to Chamonix!

i came here just to get a crêpe. The service was pretty good and the sugar crêpe itself was also…read morevery tasty. I paid about five euros for the crêpe and got two teas for five dollars for both as well. Restaurant was cute and nice inside.

I'm glad I did not read the reviews before stopping by this place for dinner, as I don't think…read morethey represent current level of service. Perhaps folks are looking for fast (and cheap) food, but this is not it. It was a true French dining experience for us. Upon arrival, we were greeted by a nice lady and seated right away. The restaurant is spacious and bright. The menu is quite unique, so it took some time to study all the dishes, most of which I have not seen in any other restaurants. We started off with FONDUE and OEUF PARFAIT for appetizer. This mushroom soup was creamy and perfectly delicious. LA FRAICHEUR DU MARCHE salad and POT AU FEU as main entree. Beef was cooked perfectly and the combination of vegetables complemented each other to create a one of a kind dish. The presentation and quality of the food was top notch. The salad was fresh and crispy. We enjoyed our meal.

We stopped in for some drinks and appetizers, we sat on the patio and were promptly served. The…read morestaff was friendly and attentive. Everything we ordered was tasty and as expected. For quick bite and some great people-watching, this is a nice spot.

Pleasantly surprised with the quality. I was a little wary, considering the location. I was…read moreexpecting a tourist trap, and the excessive amount of used glasses sitting on the bar added to that worry. But I was happy to be proven wrong. Seeing the service, and the enthusiastic patrons, allayed my fears enough that I actually tried the mussels. Delicious! Needed more bread to soak up the broth.

Lovely large seating area outside. Ultra fast service! Food is delicious. The gluhwein is a bit…read moresweet, depending on your preference. Hazelnut soup is divine!

Seriously unprofessional. Their lousy team had me seated twice at different tables inside the…read morerestaurant during rush hour. Twice they asked me if I was there for lunch, and twice I responded I was just there for drinks. In both instances it was clearly confirmed as OK. We sat, they took our order and five minutes later the so-called manager waltzed in there and said no that he had to seat us somewhere else once more because he only takes lunch. So he offered to walk us to another table. He literally wanted to have us seat outside after I had been seated for minutes with my order taken, I told him no way. Then he said no deal and we just walked away. See that's the problem with monopoly, people think you will just accept whatever. We crossed the slope, literally 30 meters away there is an other place with equal food better service and pleasant staff so do yourself a favor and avoid this spot unless you like to be treated like crap. Sometimes you seriously wonder who is the customer. PS: I'm French so there was nothing lost in translation. Seriously hope folks who don't speak French were not subjected to this poor service.

From the owner: Brasserie pour les skieursread more

Very rude manager/owner (not sure which). I was seated and my order was taken promptly. I then told…read morethe waiter that I only had a 100 Euro bill. He took the bill and came back with the owner/manager who proceeded to yell at me and say that she did not have change for 100 Euros so I would have to leave. She took my ordered drink right off the table and walked away. Incredibly rude given that I had plenty of money to pay the bill and it was her who lacked change.