Excellent burgers. I got the regular cheese burger with French fries. It came with a big, soft bun…read moreand very well seasoned burger. The fries were equally delicious. Great customer service.

I was recommended to go here by my hotel when I asked for a burger recommendation. This is clearly…read morea favored local joint. They have both indoor and outdoor seating. The service was prompt and the food hit the spot. It'd be a good spot for a meal or just some drinks with friends. The vibe is laid back and the staff let you sit for as long as needed!

The night we visited Chamonix, it was summer and there was not a lot open that evening. We saw two…read moremore bars that were open, but these do not appeal to us. We chose Bar D'up because it looked like a fun place and it stayed open late. They had a billiards table, a foosball table and a VERY used dart bar. When we went, it was relevantly quite until around 11 pm. Then there was a bigger crowd. They had about 6 to 8 beers on tap, but we ended up ordering the Grolsch. The music selection was good and a few of the bartenders spoke English which was definitely a plus.

Stopped by here after finishing the Mont Blanc trail - beer is cold and the staff is super…read morefriendly! Thanks!!!

Great restaurant spot serving incredible regional dishes and fresh ingredients. We came for…read moreValentine's Day and the ambiance was perfect for a relaxed date. First, the service, waitstaff and maître' d' were all extremely friendly and attentive, both with serving as well as adjusting for accommodations. The food, specifically the seafood options were the highlight of the meal. We all agreed that the monkfish and scallops, sourced fresh that day from Northern France, were cooked and presented excellently. The steaks my friends had weren't the best I've ever tried, but that may have been from sitting out (partially our fault) for too long. Overall, the menu is a bit pricey, but considering that service charges and taxes are included within the place, this is on par for the type of restaurant La Cordée presents itself as. A great spot if you're looking for a more fine dining experience after your aprés ski while at Verbier!

Food is just perfect but like everything in Verbier it's expensive!…read more You have two options in town - eat a cheap pizza/burger or go to dinner and pay up. In the latter segment prices are not that different but quality is! Recommending Le Cordee!

Best restaurant we've been to in Verbier so far! Food was excellent, wine was good, atmosphere was…read moregreat, and the staff were all very friendly and helpful. We're only here a week, and will definitely be back before we leave. Highly recommend!

We started our Haute trip in Verbier and stumbled upon this newly opened restaurant. Great location…read moreand fabulous people watching in the center of this quaint town. The owner and staff are so nice and went out of their way. We loved our white Belgium beers and wine selections. Although we didn't eat, the plates that were being served to the fully packed venue around us looked so inviting. If we didn't have dinner reservations elsewhere, the caviar and poke selections looked so tempting. Delicious!!

Savoyarde cuisine is excellent in small doses. But, you can only eat cheese, butter, bacon,…read morebaguettes, and cream for so long before you just gotta make a new plan. And finding a restaurant in Chamonix that offers something else is hard, especially without getting fussy and upscale. La Petite Kitchen is really good, emphasizing locavore eating and vegetables, and offering tasty, substantial, modernized, Brit-style breakfasts when you just can't face another pain au chocolate.

This is a small hole in the wall restaurant, near the main shuttle bus stop round about. We made…read morereservations for four at La Petite Kitchen based upon advise from Trip Adviser. All items on the menu are very fresh and are made by a small kitchen staff. The food was good, a little pricey. Service was good but a little overworked since it is a busy place. The restaurant was very busy for the Wednesday night we ate here, nearly every table was full for every time slot. Yet many other restaurants in Cham were not busy. So La Petite is a very popular but small restaurant. If you are interested in coming to La Petite, please be sure you make reservations early in the evening as popular items on the menu sell out quickly. If you want to eat at a non-touristy real French Restaurant in Chamonix, I would recommend La Petite. Just be cautioned, you will not get hugh portions of cheese, dries meat and potato that Savoy specialty restaurants in Cham may provide. But what you do get is very fresh and very tasty.

The patio here is beautiful, which made it all the more disappointing that despite plenty of empty…read moreseats outside, I was seated alone inside. And with the entire indoor dining room empty, I was somehow placed at the most uncomfortable table in the room. The food was okay. Not bad, but nothing memorable. After a week of eating my way through the region, this was the most average meal of the trip. Staff was fine but not particularly warm or attentive. With so many great options in Courmayeur, I'd expect more from a place with this reputation and these prices.

We asked at our hotel for a recommendation for a good local Italian restaurant and they helped us…read moremake a reservation to La Terrazza. We're glad they did! Here is what we noticed: - We arrived for our 7 PM reservation and there was already a line. We were seated in the patio next to a table of 8 or 10 people that were really loud. It was a little annoying at first since the rest of the patio was empty, but it too eventually filled up and the whole room got loud. - The menu is pretty extensive and according to our server the two sections are divided into local specialties and national specialties. - We decided not to order a bottle of wine this night, but there were a lot to choose from. My wife got a glass of Prosecco and I got a local beer. - We ordered the beef tartar to start, which was very, very good. Following that, we split the bigoli and a side of grilled vegetables. The bigoli pasta was like a carbonara and it was absolutely amazing. - We decided not to have dessert, but our server came by and offered us a complementary limoncello or genepi shot. We got one of each. - Service was good...attentive, but not overbearing. Bottom line: Make a reservation and go to this place... It's well worth it!

We have come here for years during our annual ski holiday. It seems to actually get better each…read moreyear. The owners are a husband and wife team (Patti & Philippe) who ensure everything runs smoothly. The food is great and the price is right! It's a small dining room so make a reservation whenever possible!

Absolutely love this place...great menu du jour for lunch. The proprieter Phillipe is…read moreAWESOME...such great and welcoming service...if you visit the Chamonix area, it is worth taking to bus to Argientere just to meet Phillipe! loved it!!

The ambience of the restaurant was really nice when i walked in I Was seated on the second floor…read moreand this is a really good restaurant to visit at night. They have a really nice seating. The furniture was very pretty and the music was great. In addition the service was pretty good and the seats were very comfy. I ordered the pasta and the potato dish. I really enjoyed the traditional potato snow ski resort dish and I also got wine and whiskey. It was really good. I would definitely come back. Prices were relatively expensive, but reasonably priced for the environment.

A cool bar next to a creek and you could see the water from the window…read more We tried the cocktail and it was not good. They have variety of shots here and wee have couple different ones. The shots price was pretty decent and the taste of the shot was still not too exciting. This place also serves breakfast tho.