La Table d'Orientation

Climbed to the top of the Saleve today in the snow and was looking forward to a drink and something warm to eat. not too much of an ask you would think!?Ah - but then I should have known not to go to this restaurant.We arrived and were snapped at by the waitress as we suggested we might like to eat. We found a table and patiently waited - as we could see she was busy. The fact that the table and plates still there were both covered in cold, congealed food, we overlooked and enjoyed getting warm and enjoying the view. This is what happened next:- Waitress comes out and demands that we move to a table that is clean (this is after having sat there for 20 mins)- As we move, another group arrives...

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I think this has been the worse experience in a restaurant I have ever had. The food was lousy, the waitress didnt even bother to put a plate mat for us. We were three people; she first brought two forks and one knife, then took the fork, let the knife. Then she brought the rest of the set and just put it in the table as she gave us two serviettes for three people. The food was just the worse I have ever had anywhere. We ordered drinks, but the drinks never came. one almost felt intimidated to ask for drinks. I can only say that next time you take a hike, just make sure you dont end up to this restaurant. While the view takes your breath away because of its beauty, the restaurant staff and f...

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This unique restaurant perched on the edge of the Mont Salève, overlooking all of Geneva at meters, will take some effort to reach if coming from the city. You can reach by public transport if you take the Bus to its terminus at...Veyrier Douane, and then walk into France to the cable car (Telepherique) station. This takes less than min. and is easy to find by signs. At the top of the Saleve it will be a minute walk UP the hill to the Tibetan Buddhist monastery. The restaurant is connected to the monastery and around the back. It is possible to drive here but I haven't done it. Food is vegetarian, presented in a self-serve buffet style. Remember to carry Euros if coming from Geneva.

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We were just taking a trip up to the mount Saleve with the Telepherique. A nice trip with marvellous view. We had an ice cream and enjoyed the surroundings when we saw i sign that marked a short route to the top with a restaurant....It was really a short route, but step. Even our five year old doughter made the trip keeping good spirit Well up at the top we where rewarded with an even more breathtaking view. We also ended up in the monestery/restaurant. The food was good Asian food and the staff were serviceminded and friendly. We do recommend you all to pay them a visit.

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Visited this amazing restaurant. It works only sundays for the moment, from noon till owners has changed, all staff changed,now there is self-service,tibetian and Indian kitchen, not so big choice,but the prices are reasonable,everything is tasty and fresh,I liked Lassy very much!! Will come...back again for sure. P.S. for lunch is better to make reservation

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