We just went there to have a beer after a ski day and we were really disapointed with the welcome. I presume it was the boss, he went straight to us asking if we wanted to eat something (it was approx. 16h00), he directly said that it was not possible... however, we just wanted to have a drink! We were... More

We ate here on a skiing trip. The owner/ maitre d was brilliant at making all the guests feel very welcome. I am veggie and though all the food was freshly prepared i did pause on the sauce fro my pasta as it taste stock like. Overall a good eating experience but typically Swiss - ie expensive !

The atmosphere was wonderfull and the music was fantastic god the food was lovely and the hole place made me feel at home i thought you were five stars hoping to go back this year in the christmas time

If you have the opportunity to go to Les Diablerets, don't miss to have lunch or dinner at La Grange, in the center of the village. After one day of exiting skiing in winter, or if you are spending your summer holiday near there, you must stop at La Grange t together with your partner or your best friends. Let... More

Les Diablerets doesn't boast many restaurants and although good they suffer from one problem and that is they rarely, if ever, change their menus...I know as I have been going there for nearly twenty five years.. They also tend to offer very similar fare. The Grange, however, is different hence the title "a refreshing change". The owner offers a shorter,... More