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We went here for a drink before dinner almost every day of our holiday. The atmosphere was nice (background music and winter sports on TV, but neither over powering, and both easily ignored). It was always busy, but we usually managed to get seats or to stand by the window ledge until seats became free. Gin tonic or rum coke was 7 euros each, which is cheaper than some of the bars in the village. Always busy, but never took too long to get served. Didn't try the food here, but saw pizzas (eat in and take away), bowls of chilli and plates of meat and chips coming out, which looked good

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Avoid this place if you can at all costs. Food is very average but the worst is the staff super rude and unhelpful. We have even asked to speak to the manager and let him know about the super rude staff but his response was ‘thank you for your notice, but if you don’t like this place, don’t come back’. The tables are dirty and the waitresses were unwilling to clean them. Don’t come here and don’t ruin your lunch :

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Visited at the beginning of the season 11-12 Dec 21. New owners and barpeople, unfortunately not a clue, took ages to get a drink. The new owner was around but only getting drinks for his mates. Pint of Amstel 7.50, no happy hour. Won't be back, what a pity. Back to our old haunt opposite.(we are regular visitors to Belle Plagne).

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With no bookings they made us welcome and provided a lovely service. The food was tasty and filling. Would recommend a try if you find yourself with no where to go or your hotel is not offering a variety of food. Lovely staff and food.

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food was good, service good (but slow at times). Drinks were reasonable price. Calzone was exceptional.

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