This small hotel nestled in the French Alps is truly a hidden gem. The young couple running the…read moreestablishment has truly crafted a beautiful indoor ambiance and are eager to assist in any way that they can. The restaurant serves food that is unlike any other. There really is no better restaurant in the area. While the hotel may be a 5 minute drive from downtown Saint-Gervais, it is so worth it.

This ski resort restaurant offers an amazing view on Les Aravis…read moreOn top of this, staff is great and food excellent Opens winter and summer. Wow experienced offered!

One of these nice mountain restaurants that grace Alpine roads! A perfect spot for a nice lunch…read morebreak with a beautiful view of the lake. We shared a plate of cold cuts and cheese, a local beer and, when in season, finished that with a slice of the blueberry tart.

AKA: Mimi's lounge Date tried: sept. 7 2017…read more# of times visited: once Food ordered: eggplant lasagna: mushroom risotto, mixed salad and dessert- vanilla ice cream, pear and whipped cream. Drink: 2015 petite arvine- Gerald besse (Swiss white wine) Setting: idyllic views of Lac Champex, modern cute dining room with very chic Edison old style hanging bulbs. Tres romantique! (But there are plenty of hikers here from TMB too) Service: excellent The starter salad was simple and delicious and beautifully arranged. The dressing is a cream almost ranch-like dressing (but WAY better!) Seriously, this was the best eggplant lasagna I've ever had (best lasagna I've ever had!) the lasagna noodles were very thin (at first I thought there was no noodle.) The risotto was great, very rich. The mushrooms were perfect. Dessert was pear, with a scoop of very good vanilla ice cream and whipped cream. It was a perfect ending to a perfect meal. Both dishes were served with a Swiss poppy on top- very elegant. The white wine (listed above) was the best I've ever had- it had a mild sweetness that was perfect for the dishes (this is not sweet like moscato or Riesling) which I prefer.

A truly unexpected find hidden away in a tiny village in the French Alps. Our meal started with a…read morefabulous cocktail on the terrace overlooking a picturesque valley. Our meal began inside a wonderfully decorated chalet with a fig and warm goat cheese and fresh herbs. We shared a delicious lake fish (don't know the name in English), which was presented whole and fully cooked at our table. The waitress then expertly cut and cleaned the fish and served it to us. We finished the night with a rhubarb compote and a panecotta. Everything was terrific and I'd highly recommend it if your passing through the area!