Delicious fondue! Really enjoyed the mushroom tartiflette. Was my first time try it but definitely…read morenot the last!

We found this gem three days into our seven day stay in Chamonix, and ended up back there three…read moretimes before leaving. The staff is so friendly - and man do they work hard. Everyone speaks english, and the chef spent a year in Colorado back in the 90s so we got to chat with him about that. We tried many dishes, but kept coming back for the fondue special. It starts with a lovely, simple salad, then the fondue, then a crepe for dessert. So, so good. Make sure to get reservations, as they're full every night and constantly turning walk-ins away.

We both had beef. It was absolutely wonderful the service was wonderful and the restaurant is…read morebeautiful!

3.5 stars. Came with reservations on a weeknight which is recommended. The restaurant gets full…read morewithout a reservation. Service was timely and ok. There is an old rustic cabin-homey feel to the restaurant. 1. Escargot - Tasty, flavorful, oily. Good! 2. Wagyu beef - On the pricier side. Good clean meat but not very special with the cook-it-yourself. Overall, this is a good place to try but not overly impressed.

Service was very good. English speaking team members were very patient and helpful…read more Inside and outside seating were available so you can choose to sit outside and view Mt. Blanc. Cozy inside. The onion soup to start was delicious. We had the Perriade (beef only) for the main. Beef was very, very tough. Really disappointing. Very difficult to cut and chew! Potatoes Savoyard were very good.

Had a fantastic meal here! Wow, we were shocked how delicious the food was! We were expecting…read moremediocre tourist food, but no, our meals were perfectly seasoned, cooked, and prepared. We ordered the duck and the chicken along with a green salad and potatoes gratin. See images for evidence! Table service was good and our waiter was very handsome and polite. Atmosphere was pleasant. We sat outside. The tables outside are arranged very, very close together, so if you want space this may not be your place. Also, make a reservation. It gets busy. I would absolutely recommend eating here if you staying in the Chamonix city center and you are looking for a French cuisine with all the traditional favorites. The price is good too! Each individual entree is about 25 euros, house wine is 9euro a glass. The multi course dining prefix is around 35 euros. Fine food for an affordable dining price. This was an excellent dining discovery for us after a long day hiking in the mountains.

White table cloth restaurant with a large number of cable car drawings, paintings, and even cable…read morecars themselves jutting out from every wall. I found it disappointing given the awkward service and lack of flavor, though we should have known better than to accidentally order three Asian-inspired dishes (shrimp dumplings in a mushroom broth, a quinoa seaweed veggie platter, and medium rare ahi tuna) at this French restaurant! Based on what I had, I didn't think it was by any means deserving of the Michelin shoutout for an affordable meal. The service was a little stilted, and several times I saw the servers smirking about specific patrons or goings-on in the dining room, which was a bit off-putting.

Very nice food but not very welcoming…read more Very nice restaurant. Very professional service but ambiance isn't very welcoming. This is why this restaurant doesn't get a 5.

Came on our first day here for a snack and had the French Onion Soup. Service was slow and you have…read moreto get the waiter's attention. Regardless, the soup was filled with onion and flavorful. It had a lighter soup base. Overall a good place to stop by for a quick snack.

Food and ambience was good. The downside of this place is the service. We ordered our food and the…read morefondue takes an hour to be served. The time we went here was not so busy but wondering why it takes that long for the fondue to come. I would have given this place a better review if the service was bery good. If you have a longer patience and not so hungry, this place will be a good alternative.

Human nature seems to me like the Alps. The depths are profound, black as night, and terrifying,…read morebut the heights are equally real, uplifted in the sunshine -- Emily Greene Balch This was a lovely restaurant about a block from one of the main drags, close to the main lift facility. It's definitely more of a locals restaurant than the tourist heavy spots you see on the main avenues and thus is a more traditional French restaurant. We loved the ambiance, service, food and the fairly priced wine list. Foie Gras, Escargot, Onion Soup, Veggies, Scallops and Steak were all perfectly prepared. I speak a little French but they will speak English graciously and never treated us like the tourists we were. One of our favorite meals on the Alps vacation. Highly recommended!!

They were able to squeeze 2 of us in as a walk-in and had a wonderful meal. Off the beaten path a…read morebit so it's nice a quiet.