From the owner: Brasserie en plein centre du village, ouvert tous les jours, service continu, formule bistro à 25 €…read moreà choisir parmis la carte, cuisine de saison, spécialités, plat du jour à 11. 50 €.

I ate here last September after a long grueling bike ride from Annecy. Had a long fast descent into…read morethis beautiful little town. What a hidden gem of a find. There was too many good items to choose from. Very delicious creme brûlée with generous portions. Trout was so divine. Very simple dish with layers of flavors. Would I go back again...YES!!!

Nice spot. Enjoyed the St Jacques salad and the plat du jour. Highly recommendedread more

Excellent food Fantastic team My fav place to eat in front of les Aravis…read more Je recommande absolument ! Pas de réservation le samedi midi. Enjoy

Fabulous fabulous!…read more Beautiful food enjoyed by us all, our only regret was not being able to squeeze in a desert, which also looked wonderful. Children were catered for well! Looking forward to our next visit...

Very good, although not superb. I had the terrine de fois gras, which was a little overpowered by…read morethe chutney and the choice of bread. The entrecôte was good, although the fries were a little soggy. The waitress forgot to flambé the crepes with Grand Marnier. The espresso was very good. Service could have been a little more attentive.

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.

From the owner: Vue sur les Aravis Ce restaurant porte bien son nom car sa cuisine raffinée met les sens des…read moreconvives en éveil. Et pour ne rien gâcher au plaisir, la terrasse offre une vue imprenable sur la chaîne des Aravis.