The second oldest restaurant in France offers extensive outside seating. The food is great and the…read moreservice impeccable (it starters to rain while we were eating and the staff quickly extended the awnings and reseated us - ensuring we were dry. Definitely try the Chartreuse ice cream with Chartreuse poured over the top - a local treat!

Decided to have a late dinner and stumbled upon La Table Ronde. It was a bit confusing to navigate…read moreas their tables were spread out across one side of the square. There was also no clear counter with hosts or hostesses, just a bunch of skater looking guys that looked like they could be hanging out near the side door of the restaurant. After looking confused for a minute or so, one of the skater looking dudes approached us and asked if we wanted a table. He could tell we were tourists, so he used English :) I was in France for about a week at this point and had French food everyday, so I was craving something different. The ravioli was delicious and the salad was great too. Pros: - Outdoor seating - Good food - try the ravioli! Cons: - A bit confusing to navigate through the crowd of tables to get seated - Servers seemed more interested in socializing with one another instead of actually serving their customers

Oui,oui, oui, you gotta eat here! The set menus is both reasonable and delicious. Starters were…read morelovely, foie gras with a fig pancake . The foil gras was seared lightly and extremely moist melt in your mouth perfection, accompanied by the sweet fig pancake that was beyond heavenly. We also had the smoked eel which was very flavourful and beautiful visually. The fish main was accompanied with an eggplant caviar that was sensational and olive mashed potatoes which were rich and luscious. The steak was cooked perfectly and was tender and flavourful and was accompanied by mushroom couscous. Desert was a poached peach garnished with a delicious peanut cream and hazelnuts. Very pretty presentation. Food to dream about!! An evening I won't soon forget! The service was friendly and skillful.

This restaurant is something else... Don't be fooled by the small entrance, inside you can find a…read moregood ambiance and great food! The food is great not just because you're France but because of the high standards of their products! Fresh and natural. The wine price was also fair. Also I love restaurants where before they serve you the desert they cleanup the crumbs of the table. Another plus is that after the desert they brought us a digestive (limoncello) with a wip cream with lime... Two thumbs up!!

Had dinner her with colleagues. Fixed price menu, so I had the Magret de Canard, which was…read moreperfectly prepared. Started with an apple tart baked with fresh chèvre cheese on top - could of had that over and over... Dessert was a Grand Mariner glacé, followed by a healthy pour of Chartreuse. You could say I got my French on last night.

It's my first time in Grenoble and the food was really good. The staff is the main reason for this…read morereview. The staff made me feel very welcome and they speak very good English. The staff really made me feel as if I'm not a foreigner and really made my stay pleasant and enjoyable. They were attentive to my needs and frequently came to my table to check on me. I would definitely come again.

Really great service (and the staff all spoke English). I had a baked fish and the dauphinois…read morepotatoes. Boyfriend had steak with morels and the truffle mashed potatoes. And of course some local wine. It was packed at 9pm on a Friday night, so sadly we couldn't sit outside

We really enjoy this restaurant. At times we arrive with no reservations and we are still…read moreaccommodated. The food is very savory and the service is wonderful

A nice place to eat lunch or a quick pizza. They have a reasonably priced lunch menu - their "plat…read moredu jour" (lunch plate) is around 9€50 (pretty inexpensive for the area) and is generally a decent deal. The restaurant is located in a pedestrian-only street a half-block (50m?) from the main artery of the town (so it's fairly calm). There is a pretty large outdoor "terrace" under an awning, surrounded by bushes in planters, giving a nice, covered, relaxing place to enjoy lunch when the weather is nice(although smoking is allowed outside). Their pizzas are pretty damn good - they are "Italian style" (very thin crust, with tomato sauce and cheese and just a few sparse toppings). From memory, they are 11€50 for up to 3 toppings, your choice. Toppings are ham, prociutto, extra (strong & smelly) cheeses, mushrooms, bacon, etc. I've never been very impressed by their non-pizza menu items - not bad, but nothing to write home about (compared to other restaurants in the area - much better than your average $20 american restaurant not in NY or SF or Seattle or D.C.). A great place to grab a pizza for lunch, with a glass or two of wine without breaking the budget.