Excellent fondue, live music on weekends Best place in…read moreLeysin to visit alone or with friends or family

Food was great. Steak cooked at our table in an iron skillet with special herb butter. I'd get it…read moreagain. Excellent service- even met the owner. His hospitality was really appreciated. Really enjoyed the Leysin museum. Photos, notes and artifacts dating over 100 years.

We stumbled across Fondü-Hüsli and saw the charming outdoor seating area. There was a fun Christmas…read moretree in the middle and a lot of seating, with fur and blankets. The menu for outside is pretty simple, with four different fondue options (classic, champagne, paprika, and herb flavored) as well as a few salad and drink options. Once we were seated, we were greeted by a friendly waiter named Adam. While the menu was all in German, Adam very patiently explained all of the different dishes on the menu to us. We decided on ordering the champagne fondue and herb fondue, which both serve two people. The food came pretty quickly and was served with bread and potatoes. We ordered the two fondue pots for four people, but in hindsight, it was more than enough. Both fondues were very good; however, I prefer the champagne option as it was slightly less salty. I would still recommend both these options and thought the fondue was excellent. The texture and consistency was very smooth and did not feel too heavy. Overall, I had a great experience here. The one note that I will make about the place is that it was a little on the pricier side, but that is to be expected. I would definitely recommend stopping by this restaurant of you are in Thun for the day.

High level of Fondue, great location and atmosphere, excellent service. Highly recommended…read more (Fondue only restaurant).

After seeing glowing reviews on numerous sites, I decided to stop by to try some fondue while I was…read morein town. Although the service was fine, the dining experience turned out to be all around pretty lackluster. The restaurant is on the smaller side and felt a bit claustrophobic with the low-rounded ceiling and few windows. The lighting was also really bright, in contrast to other restaurants which use dim/warm lighting for dinner service. I was seated at the corner of a long table and felt a bit pressed against the wall, as the bench on which I sat was fairly thin and there was only about a foot of space between the table and the wall (to my back). I don't know about the other menu items, but the price point was a bit high for fondue. Standard fondue is 24 CHF and fondue with morel mushrooms (morrilles) is a few CHF more. Curious, I decided to try the fondue with morels and paired it with a glass of white wine. The wine was good and the fondue tasted fine, but turns out there were barely any discernible morel crumbs in the fondue, far from being worth the upcharge. On top of that, the portion was very small and the bread was not fresh. I felt like I was caught in a tourist trap. I've dined at some other places in Lausanne that felt more comfortable and had better fondue. I'd probably stick with those next time I'm in town.

This is the kind of restaurant my dad would go to in Switzerland. Old school traditional food…read more The restaurant itself was very cool. Kind of like you are stepping back in time. Great ambiance. Menu limited. We didn't try the fondue because you had to order it for two people, it looked like a lot of cheese and smelled really strong and was expensive (50 bucks for a pot of cheese and some bread), but I guess that is just Switzerland in general, expensive. Service was pretty good, waitress spoke no English. Salad was decent and the cabbage that came with the very chewy meat was good. The meat itself, well, it wasn't so great. Bad cut I'm guessing, I mean the flavor was good but it was so chewy I wound up spitting most of it out. And I really chewed a long time! Glad I went to at least get the experience of old school Switzerland, but would not go back. Ok maybe for a beer and a side of the cabbage! Beer was good!

When this place was la duchesse Anne, It was a sure value in Avoriaz. Since changing to la…read morebrasserie, the recommendation is now stay away and simply avoid the place. The staff just doesn't give a damn about customers. They make an effort to cater only to tourists (there are no locals in this joint) and their goal is to take your money thinking you are on a one week vacation, you won't come back so it's ok to treat you like crap. That is exactly what happened to us. We walked in to a nearly empty place and yet waited forever to get acknowledged. A waiter finally came to take our order, no greeting, no smile, nothing. Waited a long time for the order to appear at our table. The bill was dropped with the order and the waiter had no interest to come back to cash the check, playing the game of if I don't show up to give you change you will have to leave me a big tip, which worked with all the tables of non French speaking tourists around us. Folks at la brasserie, you should be ashamed of yourself. Providing subpar food and unacceptable service is certainly not a way to build a business.

Phenomenal food, and amazing service. The atmosphere is intimate and inviting and the food is even…read morebetter. If you are looking for a no frills Fondue/Raclette option is totally worth it.

The best raclette I ever had and for a reasonable price. The service is outstanding. I strongly…read morerecommend this restaurant

Liked it so much, we went 2 nights in a row. Fabulous food, atmosphere, and service. Theresa the…read moremanager and the table staff are super nice and accommodating.

We went for dinner here after a day of skiing and it was lovely! My friend made a reservation and…read morewith my new diet - high fat/high protein/no carbs I craved lamb chops and of course I had to try swiss cheese fondue! And foie gras and the escargot. The lamb I got - was outstanding. Tender, juicy, thick cut that filled me up. The fondue was ok - not a fan of that apparently. The escargot was great, and I also had a bite of entrecote - was cooked perfectly as well. Bottle of wine and a glass of Armagnac each, we left the restaurant full and happy. The lights in the dining room could use a bit of dimming. That was just too bright inside.

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.

Bigger restaurant in the very center of Zermatt. Service is…read moreefficient and pretty adopted to a touristic clientele - does not speak Swissgerman but English on a high level. When we entered the restaurant, there was a smell of old cheese not cleaned properly from the caquelons, burners or other dishes what should indeed - have been a clear warning for us. We did NOT have Fondue what many tourists eat here but the "Special" of the day - soup or salad as a starter, turkey with risotto on a tomato sauce. The soup and salad where good, the main course too although the presentation of the course was a little unusual - everything was kind of "swimming" in the risotto and the turkey was so cooked you did not need a knife but rather a soup spoon which was also offered unsolicited. It tased good and we were full very easily. Long story short - the food was tasty but we both had belly cramps half an hour later when we were back at the hotel.

The service was excellent - the food was good - nice sit down spot for the family - not sure if I…read morewould say it is the number 1 spot in Zermatt though