An exquisite fondue in a exquisite setting.
The front of…read morethe restaurant looks like it's been there since the 1920s.
The interior of the restaurant looks like the average bistro, however, some fanfare shows up every so often to play some traditional music.
Some tables are ideal for large groups.
The service is very nice, and patient (that is, way better than average in that part of Europe).
Accompanied by some swiss Fendant, the meal is a delight, starting with some platter of dried meat and salami, croutes au fromage, or the even more appetizing "croutes au delices de nos bois", with wild mushrooms.
We all had a fondue "moitie-moitie" for main, and it was one of the creamiest, tasiest fondues I've ever had.
They also came with both bread and new potatoes, which is a much lighter version.
We were by then way too full to even think of a dessert, and left the place with big smiles, yet lighter wallets :p)