From the owner: Un lieu d'art de vivre A 40 km au sud de Lyon, cette ancienne maison de pêcheurs transformée en…read morehôtel-restaurant 4 étoiles possède un charme particulier. En bord de Rhône, elle dispose de 25 chambres dont 4 suites junior et d'un restaurant gastronomique. Le chef, Reynald Donet, propose une cuisine du terroir orientée vers les saveurs du sud et préparée selon la tradition lyonnaise. L'établissement possède une terrasse sur le Rhône et un jardin ombragé.

The food was very good, however the service was disappointing and not to the level of what a 2…read moreMichelin star restaurant should be. Our observations were that the staff was very uncomfortable with English which made the experience very difficult for us as we could not ask questions, clarify the menu, were charged for supplements in a way which was not clear or specified on the menu (no pricing was on the English menu), overcharged for drinks we did not ask for yet were brought to us. Beyond the language difficulties, the service felt very rushed and hasty as we were being pushed through the courses. There was no sense of intimacy or special care/attention paid to the guest which we expect for a fine dining experience like this. In the end, although we noticed multiple up charges we had no way to communicate this to the staff as they could not understand. We decided it would be better to just pay and leave. Perhaps the experience would be different if we were fluent in French -however all of our reservations, prior email communications with the hotel staff, website all used English so we assumed they were welcome to English speakers. TLDR: not the best experience for those not fluent in French, next time I would skip and do a few of the multiple 1 Michelin stars in Lyon (just 30 min away) which provide much better value and high level of service.

Not sure why everything seems to combine the restaurant and hotel, but both are amazing and this is…read moretruly the only place I've ever been where they're so closely intermingled. The staff takes care of you no matter what interaction you have with them. Rooms, exceedingly comfortable and just about perfect other than the shower. The Gastronomic Restaurant is maybe the best deal in the world at lunch for a 2 Michelin star restaurant. Sitting outside under a canopy of trees and tents, impeccable service and a 67 Euro lunch which includes 3 courses plus 3-4 additional smaller bites and even a half bottle of wine and coffee per person. My only regret is ordering the half bottle of Guigal white (from an admittedly limited list) which I knew better than to order, but just wasn't thinking. Oh well, mostly my fault. If you can make it to La Pyramide, do it. Wow, on all levels - especially the lunch.

Super restaurant situe sur les berges du Rhône. Récemment réaménagé, l'intérieur est superbe. La…read morecuisine est traditionnelle aux saveurs presque sensuelles. Ce restaurant a accueillit les meilleurs équipes du tour de France, est ce une preuve de leur polyvalence? Une très bonne adresse.

Always awesome place for some meat. Their steaks are correctly made to order and tender. Their…read moremacaroni and cheese is so yummy too!

A gem. Great lunch and dinner menus. Everything is cooked in the oven. Beef was surprisingly tasty…read more Veal was superb.

A very good place for dining out in Vienne. I have had very good foods ( 3 courses menu) pairing…read morewith a selected half bottle of red wine from Rhône valley for only 35 Euro ! Excellent services provided by the lady owner.

We arrived a little late for our reservation at 7.30, I had thought I had booked 8pm but apparently…read moremy res was at 7.15pm. My mistake, I apologized. We were abruptly told by a little rude waiter that we were late, he made such a fuss I thought he was going to say he couldn't seat us but then he gave us a table in the corner outside! The table was uncomfortably small (we are not big people) it was cramped! We ordered some drinks and apps and within about 20 mins I had water dripping down my back and on my arms which I thought was raindrops! I realized that actually it was water leaking from the apartment drains above. The water was also hitting the table and going in our food! We asked to be moved indoor where there were tables but we were promptly told to shift to the table next to ours outside. We did so but realized more water coming down on the food! When I complained and said it's unacceptable, the waiter asked do we want a table inside? Lol, so now you have space but before you didn't! The waiter just shrugged and said it's normal when you have apartments above! Absolutely disgusting attitude and rude treatment of paying customers! We left without finishing our contaminated food! We paid for it but there was no compensation or apology! Don't bother going here, most other restaurants we went to we received excellent service and pleasant people!

Very small Bouchon with very good food. We dropped in for lunch and had traditional lyonnaise fair…read more The pike soufflé was magnificent. The terrine was very nice, even the included salad was good. Nice assortment of wines at fair price. Please try this place. You will not regret it.

This restaurant at the feet of the St Maurice Cathedral has a warm, informal atmosphere, kind of…read moreintroducing the Mediterranean style of living: the Chef leaving HIS kitchen to greet us in HIS best French, explaining us as for the first time that Restique means Restaurant-Boutique while pointing onto the many shelves overloaded with a variety of 'to-take-out' traditional products, and soon teaching us about the famous local wines St Joseph, Condrieu, Hermitage (plus a few others I don't quite remember now). We faithfully opted for a St Joseph, believing it could only be a blessing for us (and it was!!!). The traditional Plat du Jour 'Quenelles à la Lyonnaise' (just don't ask how it is made!) was served pretty fast. An other sens.ational experience 'à la francaise'. The ever missing ingredient: "NO INGLICH, SORI !". Our sixth sense was delighted about this ...