Restaurant Le Grand Lac

A large group of us came here for lunch after a long morning’s skiing and sat inside. The decor and ambiance were good, the food was tasty and the service quick, with everyone being served at the same time. I had the lasagne, which was tasty.

This is one of the best restaurants on the slopes around the Trois Vallees region we have found. Portion sizes are generous as you would expect but everything is well presented and cooked. There is an authentic Savoyard feel to some of the dishes.

this restaurant is very well placed on the slopes and we had the two times when we went there a pleasant reception on the terrace. It is good and at very good prices for an altitude chalet. I still keep a week after the taste of chocolate mousse - caramel in the mouth. We'll probably be back.

We ordered our lunch, 2 omelettes and a chicken escalope with chips. The omelettes were sort of OK the chips were not good and the chicken escalope was inedible. It was tough and tasteless and grey in colour. When the bill came I pointed out that we had not eaten the chicken as it was so disgusting, but we were charged for it anyway. I would not recommend this place.

The team welcomed us on what was a wonderful Saturday skiing day…allocated table overlooking a wonderful view..,menu enfant met the boys needs in full..delicious tartiflette, one of the better burgers in the resort (we had tried quite a few! ….what made the difference was the staff, they made us welcome, the standard of service was excellent and they made it a very easy choice to visit again.

Stopped in for lunch with our ski instructor. Useful location at the base of the Granges chairlift. I opted for a local salad, large portion, full of flavour. My wife went for the tartiflette and had no complaints either. Service was excellent, very polite and the food arrived pretty quickly, OK, it was quiet and although the outside area was busy (and full of smokers), inside was lovely and quiet. Would happily call in here again next year.

a search for a restaurant on our route of the 3 valleys we were seduced in the first time by the prices announced on the menu map. then by the good mood of the staff and finally by the quality of the meals. We are certainly not in a four-star, but the quality and quantity are at the rendezvous. service is fast and efficient. short a good time spent with family with bonus (in terrace) the superb viewpoint and the sun (it is not provided by the restaurant). This opinion is obviously flattering because it contrasts with 2 altitude restaurants that we crossed on our route whose prices of meals are exhorbitant or indecent.

We last came in 2019 and loved it, so couldn’t wait to return 3 years later and it didn’t disappoint! Firstly the view, it’s incredible down across the valley the restaurant has a lovely area where you can sit in full sunshine to later in the day, enjoying the amazing scene. More importantly the food. Last time we tried the onion soup, so we had to revisit and it’s the best. A HUGE bowl of vegetarian (important for some including me) steaming soup topped with loads of croutons and cheese. We could (should) have stopped there but we also had ‘petite’ salads which were a dinner plate size. We also checked out other diners plates and all the food coming out looked good, great portions and reall...

Apparently, I can review a restaurant again, so having visited Le Grand Lac in 2022, and just returned in January 2023, I'm going to! After all, I did say I'd happily return! Visited on two occasions, the first for a coffee stop on a particularly snowy morning with almost zero visibility and quite a strong wind. So we were welcomed into the warmth as we completed a run down the Grand Lac Piste. It was only a coffee, but that was no problem and the coffee was very good. And great advice as during our coffee, all the upper lifts were closed! Later in the week, having returned into the Les Menuires Vally from Meribel, a later than usual lunch for us. Being Frantic Friday, it was quite busy insi...