Top Restaurants in Puy-Saint-Vincent
Top Things to do in Puy-Saint-Vincent
Best French food near Puy-Saint-Vincent, France
Discover Restaurants offering the best French food in Puy-Saint-Vincent, France including La Table de Nany, Les Rhododendrons, Au Petit Chamois, Restaurant La Chaumiere, Restaurant Les Vallois, La Creperie, La Pendine, L'etoile Des Neiges, Le Tire Bouchon, Brasserie des Freres Alphand
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10. Brasserie des Freres Alphand
Overall Ratings
4 based on 61 reviews
Reviewed By 440olivr
I found the tartiflette below average, with cheese and cream forming two distinct phases instead of forming a homogeneous mix. The clever blueberry tart was more about jelly and sugar than fruit.Better options around for the same price.
9. Le Tire Bouchon
Overall Ratings
4 based on 117 reviews
Snack-bar le tire bouchon him cork welcomes you on its terrace of 130 places(squares) in front of tracks or in the daytime of bad weather two rooms of 50 places(squares). Fast food, French and Thai today's special. Afternoon mulled wine house crèpes house
Reviewed By RebekahF399
We had a few meals here during our recent holiday in Puy St Vincent over New Year, The food was great, lovely atmosphere and friendly staff. They do great savoury pancakes with a variety of fillings which were delicious.Would definitely recommend if you are in the area.Merci pour votre message, l'équipe du TIRE BOUCHON vous souhaite un excellent séjour et espère vous revoir très bientôt.CordialementElodie
8. L'etoile Des Neiges
Overall Ratings
4 based on 44 reviews
Reviewed By RebekahF399
We only stopped here for a drink as it was a very busy day so can't comment on the food but the choices on offer looked good.Lovely location with beautiful views - my daughters said it was the best hot chocolate they'd had!
7. La Pendine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 46 reviews
Reviewed By Laurent B
I come 2 to 3 times a year for more than 25 years in family to PSV by renting apartments. For the first time, I chose the option "hotel half board" to avoid the hassle meals / dishes and household .... I chose the hotel La Pendine for its location near the slopes at PSV 1400 and the reputation of its local cuisine.After 3 days, my children, my wife and I are rather satisfied with our choice: it is convenient to be near the slopes, comfortable rooms (although the decoration is very outdated ...) and correct restaurant without being gastronomic. For the price it is acceptable.However, we will not return to this establishment because of the manager of this hotel (short gray hair, fifty well begun and bezel): this guy is as friendly as a prison guard, never said hello and was shown rude and very unpleasant during the whole stay.It's decided, next time we will go to another hotel. The hotel La Pendine surely not.
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6. La Creperie
Overall Ratings
4 based on 57 reviews
Reviewed By RebekahF399
We had a few crepes here during our recent holiday in Puy St Vincent over New Year, The food was great, lovely atmosphere and friendly staff. They do great savoury pancakes with a variety of fillings which were delicious - a first for me plus they come with lovely salad.Would definitely recommend if you are in the area.
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5. Restaurant Les Vallois
Overall Ratings
4 based on 131 reviews
Reviewed By Pete C
Great menu, prices, and the staff makes you feel like a local. The lunch and dinner menus were terrific and a great value. The street side deck allows you to relax , see scenes of the local life, and gaze at the amazing scenery.
4. Restaurant La Chaumiere
Overall Ratings
4 based on 74 reviews
We are a traditional French restaurant with an authentic atmosphere and an amazing view from both inside and the terrace area. You can find all the local goods on our menu like the cheese fondue, meat fondue, raclette, pierrade or the traditional casserol
Reviewed By matteopole95
I went here with my friends lady night and we ate a very good dinner, the meat was of a good quality and the prices were correct.Unfortunately our table was near the door so it was always cold. The menu should have an english version in a place with a lot of tourists.Anyway is a good place for a good dinner.
3. Au Petit Chamois
Overall Ratings
4 based on 137 reviews
Reviewed By RebekahF399
This was our favourite restaurant during our recent holiday in Puy St Vincent over New Year, We had many lovely meals here, the food is great, lovely atmosphere and friendly staff. They also do an amazing Chocolate Viennois which is great after an afternoon on the slopes. We actually had out New Years Eve meal here which did not disappoint.Would definitely recommend if you are in the area.
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2. Les Rhododendrons
Overall Ratings
4 based on 82 reviews
Reviewed By fanesdecarotte
Nous sommes arrivés un dimanche soir à Puy Aillaud avec rien à manger et Paco et Christelle nous ont "sauvé" ! Au menu, une excellente fondue à prix tout doux, un accueil chaleureux comme à la maison et en dessert des profiteroles maison à se damner... Résultat : on est resté à Puy Aillaud et avons entrepris de tester à peu près tout ce qui était possible sur la carte... sans jamais de mauvaise surprise ! Christelle vous mitonne de bons petits plats, simples et efficaces, les desserts sont une tuerie à chaque fois et le service de Paco est adorable ! Et pour ne rien gacher, le rapport qualité-prix est exceptionnel (exemples : 13⬠la fondue, 9â¬50 la truite bio avec ses frites maison (miam !), 2â¬90 la tarte aux framboises ou myrtilles, 2â¬30 les crèpes !!!!) Bref, allez y et retournez y... pour le déjeuner, le diner ou une tarte ou une crèpe en rentrant de randonnée, c'est toujours parfait !
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1. La Table de Nany
Overall Ratings
4 based on 236 reviews
Reviewed By MandyJ2012
We stopped by here by chance after a day of climbing in Ailefroide (we being two adults, and two ravenous teenage climbers). The food was fresh and plentiful, and they even accommodated vegetarian requests and dairy allergies (difficult in this region, given the role cheese and meat play). The food was plentiful, freshly made, and the service was impeccable. We're glad we didn't let the decor scare us off... and the desserts (we all had ices or ice creams) were superb.Nous vous remercions bien sincèrement pour votre commentaire, au plaisir de vous recevoir à nouveau, un petit sourire pour notre décoration. Bien sincèrement Fanny, Adrien et Nany
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