Val-d'Isère
Chez Nano

Chez Nano

Chef Lieu, 73150 Val d'Isere, France, Val-d'Isère

Pizza • Sushi • Cafés • Kebab


"At the beginning was hunger: the only restaurant on the Isère val town to accept customers without reservation, we go to nano with some apprehension about the quality of the service, the station being absolutely crowded. Then came the wait: long, in the tiny entrance hall; long still, stuck between the coat rack and other customers; interminable between installation and control socket; worse than anything between the dishes, from the aperitif to the coffee.But let's go through this detail, to the extent that we remain for a good reason, namely that nowhere else we were accepted at the table. So let's eat! Well, everything is absolutely out of price, but we didn't expect a decent rate in a station like Isère's val.Well, once (finally) installed, a badly served aperitif, a waitress lost by the bosses/fishers snoozing on a poor couple of tourists, a maussade manager and hagard, a barmaid who snobblyes us when we try to get her a beautiful painting! and I haven't spoken about food itself yet! Well, honestly, that's going on. It doesn't break any paws at any duck, especially for the price, and it happens at random temperatures, but the taste is correct. We'll have a compelling memory of not much at this point of view.Well, I think we all understood that this place is to be avoided. and among all the tourists tight as sardines at the bottom of the restaurant with which we shared our vital space during the meal, we were not the only ones to think about it."

La Table Des Neiges

La Table Des Neiges

Hotel Le Tsanteleina, 73150, Val-d'Isère, France

Kebab • Pizza • Asiatique • Végétarien


"We were staying at the Tsanteleina for Christmas and thought we ought to eat at least once in the restaurant (other than for breakfast). Christmas Eve seemed a good idea as we wouldn't have far back to our beds! We started off with drinks in the stylish bar before being shown to a great table. Admittedly the decor of the restaurant is a bit unimpressive (it's so almost there, just a change of tables and chairs to make it more Alpine chic rather than hotel restaurant would do it). Our three young children had the buffet option, which provided them with a good range of food to pick at, all very tasty. My husband and I had the main menu which came complete with amuse bouche and various palate cleansers. The standard of the cooking was incredibly accomplished and had we not had three rather excited children we would have taken much more time to enjoy it. By the time we all got to dessert, which offered an excellent choice of delicious patisserie, we could barely eat another morsel and I really wanted to! It was a lovely touch to have the chocolate and pistachio christmas tree for the table to enjoy and service was faultless. It seems a shame that the standard of the cooking and service are not done more justice by the room. That said, we'd probably struggle to get a table if they redecorated. I was also impressed that they don't book seatings, so you can eat in confidence that you're not going to be rushed so that they can take another booking. Admittedly it wasn't cheap but it was Christmas Eve and it did feel worth every penny."

Le Grain De Sel

Le Grain De Sel

Avenue Olympique, 73150, Val-d'Isère, France

Cafés • Sushi • Fruits De Mer • Services De Livraison


"I have to say that I probably didn't do this meal justice as I'd stupidly had a large lunch that day. The place is very nice and the service is excellent, they really did go out of their way to look after us. When we walked in we had a drink at the bar first where we were presented with 2 types of bread and a deep fried piece of foie gras. Nice start Then they took our order at the bar and gave us a goats cheese cone, an oyster and more foie gras. Then we sat down at our table, where we were presented with a poached egg in a dark crispy shell with more foie gras. And this was all before the starter! I like foie gras but I felt there was a bit too much. Then we had our starters of scallops and black truffle which were excellent. We then had the chefs speciality, a whole roast chicken (with black truffle under the skin) carved at the table. By this time I wasn’t really hungry and had to start forcing a little in. The problem was there were 2 servings of chicken each! I declined my 2nd serving. The chicken was nice but having had black truffle with the starter, it was probably a mistake to have it again with the main. The main was served with garlic mash. Now I love garlic but this was way way too strong, it was inedible. We then had a sorbet amuse bouche followed by desert which was ‘award winning’ profiteroles. (These were sourced externally and not produced by the chef). They were amazing (see pic) Then we had coffee and a mini chocolate selection before my wife rolled my back to the chalet. Personally I wouldn’t rush back but as I say I probably would have appreciated it more if I was hungry when I arrived. It is better than average"