Le Ch'ti Charivari - Menu

second and last time service and reception without hygienic enthusiasm see the gloves of one to the other disappointed prefere a lomme

in a reconstituted Savoyard chalet, all mountain and northern specialities are gathered. a see for interior design, decoration, and quality of the kitchen.

small passage ritual in the north. always as good, very pleasant staff. reasonable rates. very beautiful deco to redo again and again thank you for everything.

excellent evening room for our group of 17 patient waiters smiling full of humor and kindness until the end of the service. Thank you tony we will return even more numerous assmat.

we came with a good groupon we enjoyed the raclette accompanied by a good plate of charcuterie the decoration is original especially the toilets (to discover) the very welcoming staff

The restaurant was decorated with skis, snowboards and real ski lift cabins. The food was good and at a much better price than if you were actually in the alps! The raclette was tasty and good fun.

well decorated restaurant. c is the only one of this responsible cold restaurant blasphemed by its limited unpleasant work. fear of this burning with a smile in that conserts the card report quality price nonexistent compared to the pataterie for a first visit very disappointed a first and one last at the same time date on 17 08 2017 null

I went among colleagues: pleasant atmosphere and 100% successful decor! (I strongly advise you to eat in the chairlift it is top :) day pest / day salad or day croute in formula: report quality prices validated! Between 12 and 15 € the formulas.Personally, I also advise the salmon pates (delicious): I will return to it without hesitation !collègues or family ok for couples, the romantic atmosphere is not necessarily at the rdv :)

Definitely worth a visit. It’s a strange restaurant in a village, you really wouldn’t expect it. You can dine in the ski lift box! Polar bears, and antique skis on the walls. We had the cheese raclette which was really nice, I have had one before in Paris which was cheaper (surprisingly). It came with small baked potatoes, sliced bread, hams/meats, and a small side salad. There wasn’t a children’s menu and the other meals were too big for my children to eat, so we asked for them to have a “mix up” and the man serving gladly helped us, our French isn’t the greatest but his English was amazing. Definitely a great place for dinner, the French alps, in a village .