This restaurant was recommended by our hotel in Lyon. It is tucked into an alley between busy…read morestreets, but there are signs from both sides. The atmosphere was calm and quiet, compared to the hustle and bustle outside. The staff spoke limited English, and the menu was French. The lunch set menu was very reasonable and had good options. Everything was very well seasoned, cooked well, and enjoyable. They also had a large variety of wines available. We would come back again.

This place screams LOCAL. We stumbled in here on our way home from dinner and it is tiny and…read morespecializes in great beer and wine. The owner has lovingly designed this very cool place and loves what he does. Do not miss this place--its very cool and the owner is fun to chat up.

From the owner: Petit bar à vin et bière dans le centre de Chamonix. Bar et terrasse non-fumeur!…read moreAssiettes gourmandes. Vins Bio Ambiance Jazz clientèle locale et touristique Pas de réservation, pas de téléphone ni WIFI.

This is a very cool wine bar located right below the Lausanne train station! Convenient but could…read morebe a bit hard to find. Small, cute, and homey are the first impressions. Wine selection is very interesting and changes every two or three weeks. Features both Swiss and non Swiss wines, beer, and one champagne. Good selection of meats and cheeses too. Very cool little wine bar to visit after a long days work!

This place is a fantastic surprise in an unlikely location near the train station. Gets a little…read morecrowded by 7 with the after work crowd, but for good reason. Eclectic and excellent wine selection and meats that are among the best I've tasted anywhere along with with the reliably good various types of Swiss cheeses. Very worth the stop in

Amazing place to try locally sourced Swiss wine. Very knowledge about their wines and amazingly…read morehelpful and friendly .

We were staying in Lausanne and we took the regional train to Rivaz. The Lavaux Vinorama is about a…read more10-minute walk from the train station along the busy road in the direction of Lausanne (it is well marked by signs). You can either cross the busy road or take the steps down from the parking area to the tunnel under the road. You can either sample your choice of wines by the glass from the wine list or you can buy a sampler package and they choose the wines. We had the Chasellas package which included 3 whites and the Discovery which included 3 whites and the Plant Robert (only place this grape is planted) red. You can either get each wine one at a time or all at once. There is also a movie about the wine which is shown in English and French. The guy who worked there was very friendly and knowledgeable without being "wine snobby."

Les Caves has many faces all of them a lot of fun…read more Come here on a quiet Tuesday night, you'll find a luxurious cocktail bar with table service, complimentary truffle popcorn and some jazz for mood music. Come here on a Saturday night and you have one of the liveliest nightspots in town - table service and free flowing shots with the ever present French techno playing. A favourite with ex-pats and locals this is a must visit for any visit to Cham.

Super posh bar/club. Great atmosphere, great night life!!! Will definitely visit each time I'm in…read moreChamonix.

Lovely wine bar in Lausanne. I didn't have any of the food so I can't comment, but I had a few red…read morewines by the glass and all selections were excellent. The pours are a bit small which makes it easy to enjoy a wide variety. Staff is nice though they don't speak English very well. If I'm back in Lausanne I will definitely be back!

Great selection of wines by the glass and by the bottle…read more Nice and tasty bites to eat. Definetely best wine bar in Morges area.

The staff could not be nicer and the restaurant itself is welcoming and feels clean and authentic…read more You can imagine our disappointment then when we received the blandest and least appetizing fondue i've ever come across. The kitchen perhaps mistook us for inexperienced foreigners not worth an effort (a mistake, given strong Swiss heritage)- it's hard to guess what went wrong. Regardless, I truly don't understand how an alpine restaurant could not have a little more pride in the quality of such an iconic mountain menu item. It tasted like something mass-produced in a distant factory which they threw together quickly with zero seasoning for unsuspecting tourists. The end result is that all charm we initially felt for this restaurant flew out the window, along with our respect!

On two separate nights we walked around La Clusaz looking for a great bar. Multiple in walking…read moredistance were majorly lacking. Some had no people, others were too smokey, and many had terrible music. Finally, we find Le Grenier. It has an upscale feeling and serves a good assortment of cocktails (expensive though). Before 11pm the DJ is pretty timid and plays chill music. However, after 11pm the real good music comes out and the bar turns into a semi-club. Lots of hits and a great time! If your party goes beyond 1-2am there's even a club next door you can check out.