Le Bistrot Gourmand

We had a very enjoyable and delicious lunch in the Bistrot we weren't up for the delights of the gastronomic L'Atelier upstairs and this was an excellent, casual alternative. With three glasses of wine, coffee and tea the bill was EUR89 which is good value for the area. The menu looks a bit limited but there's enough choice for most tastes and what there is is not fancy but very tasty and substantial. Service is friendly, and watching the food being prepared is fun as well.

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We went only to the Bistro which is a café style place. You can definitely keep your boots on if you want to go back up to Fornet after lunch. Interesting menu which initially looked limiting with children in our party (13/10/6/4) but in fact they all enjoyed it. Food delivered in almost tiffin like pots and all together but carefully done and very tasty. Intrigued to explore the proper restaurant...

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A three course meal for around €30 is hard to do anywhere in Val d'Isere, let alone in a restaurant that has a two michelin starred chef! The food in the bistrot at lunch comes from a set menu, giving you three choices for starters, mains and deserts all served semi deconstructed in little pots. If you like slow cooked meat, you'll be in heaven!

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Haven't yet eaten dinner here as every time we try to book they are fully booked however I have heard that the burgers are amazing. Come here often for a coffee in the morning. It's a local hangout for all the instructors before they go off to meet their clients. Lovely staff, good coffee and yummy homemade pastries.

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Five of us visited for lunch with two teenage children. The bistro is unfussy but stylish, cozy and welcoming. The staff were superb and the food absolutely delicious. You can watch your food being created. Would definitely visit again.

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