Beautiful ribeye steak and wine in very cosy surroundings. Worth a visit. The tartiflette that 2 French ladies were eating at the next table looked amazing. It filled an entire saucepan!

This is the kind of place you want to stumble into after a hard mornings skiing, best to book ahead as it is busy! Cosy atmosphere, good friendly service and a wide choice of local sayoyarde delicacies to nourish you before setting off again. The tables are cosily laid out inside, but once seated you happily settle into this great... More

Just the cosy sort of place you hope you will stumble across whilst skiing. Prices for on the slopes eating are pretty reasonable. Great omelettes and the Cote de Bouef cooked outside on the barbecue splendid. Don't know why I am writing this review as hard enough to get a table as it is!

Fabulous atmosphere, great family recipes, good service, quaint and intimate place. A must visit but book first. This secret is spreading!

We visited Chez Nannon for lunch after reading a very positive review on the Telegraph website and were not disappointed. It doesn't look much from the outside but when you open the front door you enter a truly charming and traditional mountain restaurant environment. It is small but the food and service are excellent. I would recommend the cauliflower soup,... More