This place is a little gem…read more The menu is simple: hamburgers with various toppings. In addition you can also order chicken burgers and a falafel burger. My partner chose a pesto burger, which she really liked, my son ordered a mini-burger with all toppings served separately (which was happily done, which resulted in ordering a second) and I ordered the vegetarian burger ... The falafel was perfect. The regular burger are large, by we still also ordered a second regular hamburger to share... And I had to admit that the beef was delicious and toppings abundant but manageable thanks to the handy wrapping. The separately sold fries seemed homemade and are served with an original and nice rosemary flavored salt. The complementary barbecue sauce was deliciously spicy. We had too much to eat and could not order desert...which seemed limited to some higher end ice creams. Drinks were present in all sorts and forms ... I particularly liked the fact that they served La Marmotte La Blonde; a locally brewed beer with great taste. We would go back to this place any moment, so we regret them taking a 1 month break from tomorrow onwards.

I liked the burgers, and the environment. They have gluten free options which is great. Very down…read moreto earth and chill ambience. Good service too. We were seated at a very low table. I would have preferred to eat at the normal tables.

Wine from Valais is occasionally available in the Bay Area. But we had to explain to one wine shop…read moreowner that Fendant was not a grape variety. Don't miss any chance to taste Valais wine. You may find access to individual winemaker, like Marie-Thérèse Chappaz. The Co-op Provin has a wine shop in town. For tasting AND shopping, Le Verre à Pied is the most convenient. Convenient opening times. Needed a bottle of wine Sunday evening, we came here. Extensive collection, reasonable price. Wanted an apéro on Christmas Eve, they were open. Various food items available to pair with tasting. More often than not, this place is full with locals. We come here every time we are in town. Receptions by the personnel vary. Know your preference, so you will not feel overwhelmed by varieties. Learn a few names of local grape varieties, Humagne Rouge, Petit Arvine, Cornalin or Païen. Stay open-minded. Don't restrict your choice to prize-winners. Some young people that work there are comfortable conversing in a foreign language. Basically, trust your taste buds.

From the owner: Bienvenue à Le 1900 ! Au cœur de Crans Montana, nous proposons une sélection de plats et de…read moreboissons mettant en valeur les produits typiques du Valais, en Suisse. Avec le délicieux café de Vergnano et une carte des vins haut de gamme, notre café est une oasis gastronomique. Ne manquez pas la Crêperie Bretonne pour une touche spéciale. Nous vous attendons pour une expérience culinaire unique !