A real precious gem. Out for one night in the labyrinth that is Alpe d’Huez, you want to experience something special, but be really comforted rather than shocked.
Well presented, plentiful and delicious dishes.
Lucky the waitress spoke some English, because our French was quite stretched by the Menu… Ordered a mix of steak and chips, plat du jour (chicken vol-au-vent), pasta, fish and chips and something different, which became my highlight as the mum who cooks at home and could use a break: the tataki de thon, now in my all-time top-2 dishes!
Choice of desserts: mix of unusual and mainstream, just what you want for a special night.
Welcoming host, the type of human you feel you could be friends with - not to be taken for granted in this day and age.
Wish we went back to try the other things on the menu.
Friendly welcome and service, interesting menu.
One star less for value for money: I ordered the beef tagliata, the meat was too tough and sinewy for the price.
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