Excellent Resto ! Very testy food…read more I think this is a best place in town! Personal is great and helpful . Recommend it !

Had lunch here today sitting outside in the sun (plus trying to avoid anybody coughing inside). We…read moreboth got the daily special salad - dandelion greens with radishes, goat cheese and walnuts with a honey based dressing. It was massive! Plus a side of perfectly cooked crispy fries. The service was friendly and well-timed even though every table was full and the wait staff still managed to keep things running smoothly and with a smile. I'll definitely be back - there were at least 10 other things on the carte that I want to try!

A short menu ... and it does not need to be longer. Careful…read moreselection of dishes, those we ate nicely prepared. Nice personnel and overall you feel like you could have not chosen a better place to have a nice lunch with the company you chose.

November 13, 2015 Paris shooting took place as we were having dinner here…read more We missed the unpretentious old Au Vieux Valais. The current owner did brighten up the place. Touristy is not necessarily a dirty word for a tourist region. There are now variations of Fondue on the menu that sound appealing. Croûte au fromage was served only in deluxe (ham, egg and tomatoes) version. It was decent. But Méringue with chocolate, seriously? An example of cultural difference. Waiting list for walk-ins is not a norm here. People take all the time they want to enjoy their food. The check is given only upon request. It is impossible to estimate waiting time for the next seating. A year ago, we came in and were told by a server that no seats available. So we moved on. But the owner ran after us outside and told us to come back in 15 minutes. He really wanted more business. When we were back, there were a few tables to choose. We walked in the other day for lunch. The owner said nothing available. One group (at least) was about to leave. And the kitchen was supposed to be open until 3pm. Strange that the owner didn't offer any other possibilities this time. They have apparently become popular. If you know what you want, a place a few steps away serves traditional dishes that are authentic and reasonably priced. Most restaurants in town don't have Raclette on a daily basis, though. Or you can ask a French speaking person to make a reservation for you. (Online reservation service is not an option yet. A cultural preference. Not due to the availability of technologies.) Foodwise, they are not a bad choice.

This place doesn't limit itself to the cheese specialties for which it is well known. Every…read moreThursday, it also offers choucroute garnie as a lunch special. I recently went for it, and it was quite an offering: a very broad selection of meat, not only the classical bacon, sausage and smoked pork, but also tongue, snout and even a (small) section of the tail. The choucroute itself was good, if lacking some juniper berries. A real feast! As a dessert, go for the hidden menu and ask for an apricot sorbet fortified with the local apricot brandy, "abricotine". I'll certainly return.

From the owner: De la bonne cuisine française.read more