From the owner: Le K-BOX Club est un Karaoké asiatique, composé d'un espar bar lounge et de 5 salons de karaoké…read more Le principe de karaoké en salon permet de chanter uniquement avec les personnes de son groupe, dans une pièce insonorisée, ou il est possible de commander à boire et à manger. Que vous soyez fan de variété, de soul, chansons françaises, rock, ou bien pop internationale, notre catalogue de karaoké permet de satisfaire tous les genre et toutes les attentes musicales. Pour les week-end, il est conseillé de réserver deux semaine à l'avance.

This was such an amazing bar everything was on point, drinks, music, cozy atmosphere and the people…read morewho work here were fabulous . Jessica who was behind the bar shaking things up was one of the owners I believe and her other right hand was the fab Jean Baptiste. Both were so nice and great to chat with. They had a great story. The drinks! Negronis, boulevardiers, Cab franc wine and Vieux carre. We had some pretty fabulous cocktails. The playlist they were playing was outstanding ! Some great oldies and just great music. Whoever does that part deserves recognition. We definitely closed this place down, but had the best time.

On my first visit to Lyon, I convinced my friend for us to make a stop at Le Fantôme, so we did and…read morewe were both very confused because although the menu items matched those in the pictures, we felt like we were in the wrong bar. I say this because in one of the pictures we saw a rooftop view but when we arrived it was just a two story, house-like ambiance, which at the end of the day worked out anyway as we were very comfortable and it wasn't noisy at all, but still very confusing. The drinks were out of this world! I got the shark in a bikini or something along those lines and it was served in a Tiki cup while my friend's was served in this little stout looking jar. My drink wasn't too strong which is exactly how I like my cocktails so I was very impressed. All in all I would definitely come back here if ever in Lyon again :)

This was my favorite bar in Lyon by far. Checks all the boxes. Great menu , service, quality and…read moreambiance. The bartenders we interacted with while we sat at the bar were so cool and happy to talk to us about drinks and their knowledge which in France if your a bartender it's an actual profession. A job taken Seriously. They know their stuff! We came here a couple of nights and had Kir Royales and espresso martinis and some of their signature creations off the menu as well. Lloyd made me a mezcal drink which he created based on on my likes so that was kinda cool. Loved this bar and everyone needs to try it if your a cocktail drinker. It's not huge inside so get there early or make reservations. We got lucky both times with finding bar seating. Fabulous drinks and amazing service from Emma, Lloyd and Laura! Definitely a gem in Lyon.

Sultry is the vibe here and the cocktails are well made. Come for the espresso martini and cozy…read moreambiance. Seating is booth style but can get a little tight and there are a few stools for bar seating. Jazz was the music playlist on my night and it was perfect with the vibe.

Upscale, beautiful, and a guaranteed good time. It has delicious drinks, and a magnificent view of…read morethe Rhone. A word of warning: it is a little expensive, and after an hour or so of the drinks and the view it is definitely time to move on. But it's certainly worth a visit with friends - a good "1st stop" of the night. Just be sure to get a table near the window!

From the owner: Niché au 8ème étage de l'hôtel Sofitel, le Melhor vous offre une vue panoramique sur la ville de…read moreLyon. Dans une ambiance feutrée, venez vous délecter des cocktails de la carte ou laissez-vous surprendre par les créations inédites de nos habiles barmen...

I can't give this place one star because it deserves points for effort. But I also cannot give it…read morethe 4 stars it might deserve because the owner is mean and lame. In 2014, the only choice for an after ski party at the base of the slopes was La Follie Douce. In 2015, that changed with the arrival of the new dance floor at 360 Bar. They have gone for the same music style and massive tables for people to dance on like the Douce but the atmosphere is less cool. What is fun about the Follie Douce (or what was fun before the music there became mostly terrible) is that you can go in and buy expensive drinks if you want....or you can chill outside on the snow with your friends enjoying the sun and the music and your own snacks/drinks that you brought in your backpack. Maybe you will go get one drink from the bar...but when it is over 15 euros for a coke and a Desperados (ok the Desperados was for a FRIEND I promise)...the appeal is limited. The music is not THAT great... It is like with music or movies or whatever, if the price is too high, people find an alternative means to getting what they want. So this place blasts its music and makes everyone on the slope have to listen...but if you come close by to check it out because you enjoy the DJ and want to drink a beer of your own - without even entering in the bar or the dance floor - the owner will come and give you crap. In his words, "Pas ca chez moi" and in response to our pointing out that he doesn't own the snow "Ici - c'est chez moi". What a dode (a dode is a really lame dude - who is in effect a buzz kill for something fun - like a guy no one knows who is hitting on your girlfriend at a party - or drinking all the beer without having brought anything himself). So between the let down of the Follie Douce this year and this dode, I think I might have to find a new ski resort for next year.

Restau pour midi Un superbe menu à midi. Il change tous les…read morejours, et le prix est plus que raisonable. Par contre le soir, la carte laisse un peu à désirer, et c'est un peu cher pour ce qui est proposé dans l'assiette.

From the owner: Le café culinaire de l'Amarcord Ouvert par les patrons du restaurant l'Amarcord, ce "café…read moreculinaire" possède une décoration contemporaine.

Let me first state that had I been at least 10 years younger LFD Meribel would almost certainly be…read moregetting a higher score. Alas, its raison d'être is just not for me. During a recent ski trip our group ended up coming here twice so we got to see both sides of its 'character' for want of a better word. On the first visit it was literally pulsating with bass, booze, table dancing and excess. The (ahem) 'VIP section' was filled with the spoiled brats and rich elite we can imagine love these kind of places. When someone orders a huge bottle of champagne or spirit it is not simply brought to them by hand, but placed in a large perspex box and slowly pulled over the crowds below via a zip-line with pink smoke billowing from its top. Cue multiple smart phones videoing the spectacle. Not wanting to sound like a complete party pooper I have to admit that the atmosphere was infectious (I may have danced a wee bit to the Europop that was blaring from the speakers). I did, however, feel like a fish out of water here. The second visit was at lunchtime which was much quieter and overall more palatable (atmosphere wise and food wise). Though the meal options are on the expensive side (but what isn't in Les 3 Vallées?) there were plenty of decent things to choose from in their slick, spacious and modern restaurant inside. The place was busy with families, ski schools and groups alike, a world away from the rowdy table dancing the previous afternoon. Tip: the easiest way to get to LFD from Meribel town is via the Saulire gondola lift, exiting at its first stop and then skiing/walking down the slope a short distance. Tip: there's a gift shop for LFD merchandise should you wish to buy a memento (that is, if you have any money left after eating/drinking here).

This is where we went three out of six days in Méribel after skiing. Seeing people dancing on the…read moretables was default, and two of the days happened to coincide with Russian Holiday which, we learned, meant pretty girls in little fur panties shaking their cute little butts on the tables... Had lunch here one day. The inside of this restaurant (and I mean RESTAURANT, not that self-served part) is gorgeous. Monstrous cheese are covering the walls up to the ceiling, and tables are covered with white table cloth. We were starving and started begun our meal with an assortment of cheese. As expected, it was as mouthwatering and beautifully served as only happens in France. The main course, a chicken split in two, was pretty good too, but in comparison to the exceptional cheese I was not blown away. Meal was around 60 Euro with a bottle of wine and two beers for our company. Next day I was back, I chose only cheese, bread and wine. Mm.