Découvrez le meilleur restaurant en Saint-Nizier-Du-Moucherotte

30/08/2026: Beware, they're treating customers like fools! A very average experience, bordering on disappointing. The setting is undeniably magnificent, with mountain views, tasteful decor, and a panoramic terrace... but the menu at the restaurant doesn't match the one on the website: the regional products touted online at incredibly attractive prices (26 to 33 euros) are either absent from the menu or unavailable. A real shame, as these were the dishes that drew us to this restaurant! Online, many dishes are listed as "for informational purposes only," none of which appear on the menu. They're replaced by more conventional dishes, admittedly delicious, but priced around 39 euros and featuring vegetables and a tasty but undersized portion of dauphinoise potatoes. Fries are an extra 6.50 euros per portion. The desserts (which are ordered at the same time as the main course!) start at €12 and are presented as homemade, but they aren't: the chocolate fondant and the fruit tart shells, among others, look like the ones you find everywhere else, garnished with a few pieces of fruit and a Palmito. The supposedly local cheese plate (€12.50) consists of the same cheeses I buy in the supermarket, including a slice of goat's cheese log and a spoonful of Boursin. The sliced ​​bread is served directly from the baker's bags. Finally, if you don't finish your dessert and want to take it home to finish, you'll first be met with a refusal from the chef who, after some insistence, will grudgingly comply by wrapping your leftover tart in simple cling film and warning you that if you don't maintain the cold chain and become ill, he cannot be held responsible under any circumstances. Bill: €217 for 4 people (4 beers, 1 soft drink, 4 main courses, 4 desserts, no wine, no coffee).

27/08/2026: €11 for a pint of Blanche... Very good, by the way.