Very good service and nice atmosphere, we enjoyed the traditional raclette for 2, which would have…read morefed 4 people! The child menu has been served in no time and my daughter enjoyed her crozet with cheese. Everything was fresh and tasty, I'll go there again!

Friendly staff. My hotel room was clean and spacious with a great view. I enjoyed the breakfast…read moresetup. At the restaurant, I had great service and the food was delicious.

From the owner: Au coeur de la Savoie Au carrefour des Vallées, l'Auberge de Savoie fleure bon la montagne avec ses…read morechambres tout en bois et ses lits douillets. Côté cuisine, il y a l'embarras du choix, des pizzas cuites au feu de bois, des spécialités savoyardes à partager, des fruits de mer en saison. On tombe vite sous le charme de cette ambiance savoyarde si chaleureuse.

I have heard mixed reviews so far and my family and I stopped in for lunch for a quick bite. We…read morewere welcomed warmly by our hostess and we liked the decor and quaintness of the dining room. Unfortunately, the service, portion size and prices are a disappointment. Service: Our server had a few tables on her hands, however we spent the entire experience looking for her. Water and bread were scarce and it was frustrating having to flag the server down... when we could. The food: Well prepared! Flavour hit multiple levels. Unfortunately, there was not much on the plate. The beef was tender, flavorful and the sauce just blended it all together quite smoothly. Yet, while you wanted a mouthful, you were allowed a few bites, As well, the mixed veggies were provided on the side, but this provided little sustenance. I will go back and update this review, just in case I dined incorrectly for what this place had to offer. How else could the mixed reviews and my experience be explained?

Let me first state that had I been at least 10 years younger LFD Meribel would almost certainly be…read moregetting a higher score. Alas, its raison d'être is just not for me. During a recent ski trip our group ended up coming here twice so we got to see both sides of its 'character' for want of a better word. On the first visit it was literally pulsating with bass, booze, table dancing and excess. The (ahem) 'VIP section' was filled with the spoiled brats and rich elite we can imagine love these kind of places. When someone orders a huge bottle of champagne or spirit it is not simply brought to them by hand, but placed in a large perspex box and slowly pulled over the crowds below via a zip-line with pink smoke billowing from its top. Cue multiple smart phones videoing the spectacle. Not wanting to sound like a complete party pooper I have to admit that the atmosphere was infectious (I may have danced a wee bit to the Europop that was blaring from the speakers). I did, however, feel like a fish out of water here. The second visit was at lunchtime which was much quieter and overall more palatable (atmosphere wise and food wise). Though the meal options are on the expensive side (but what isn't in Les 3 Vallées?) there were plenty of decent things to choose from in their slick, spacious and modern restaurant inside. The place was busy with families, ski schools and groups alike, a world away from the rowdy table dancing the previous afternoon. Tip: the easiest way to get to LFD from Meribel town is via the Saulire gondola lift, exiting at its first stop and then skiing/walking down the slope a short distance. Tip: there's a gift shop for LFD merchandise should you wish to buy a memento (that is, if you have any money left after eating/drinking here).

This is where we went three out of six days in Méribel after skiing. Seeing people dancing on the…read moretables was default, and two of the days happened to coincide with Russian Holiday which, we learned, meant pretty girls in little fur panties shaking their cute little butts on the tables... Had lunch here one day. The inside of this restaurant (and I mean RESTAURANT, not that self-served part) is gorgeous. Monstrous cheese are covering the walls up to the ceiling, and tables are covered with white table cloth. We were starving and started begun our meal with an assortment of cheese. As expected, it was as mouthwatering and beautifully served as only happens in France. The main course, a chicken split in two, was pretty good too, but in comparison to the exceptional cheese I was not blown away. Meal was around 60 Euro with a bottle of wine and two beers for our company. Next day I was back, I chose only cheese, bread and wine. Mm.

Right under the runs and DELICIOUS! Classic French bistro vibe that has everythinggg (even…read moresushi...?). The galettes are game-changingly good, and they have an abundant supply of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks. Very friendly staff and everyone comes here, not unusual to see ski patrol, ski school, and everyone else on the mountain here. It's a fight to get an outdoors table during rush hour though FYI so just be prepared.

Great spot to get drinks after a day in the mountain, or lunch! It's a big venue but the food comes…read morequick and they have a large variety so everyone can find something to eat! Their deserts were delicious and the sommelier was very helpful when picking a wine that paired with our meal. We mostly had seafood but the sushi looked really good and so did the pasta/meats!