La Folie Douce La Fruitiere

Beautiful day to see laurier garnish c was top

Very nice address to eat on the slopes, super reception and very pleasant and pro servers. The gourmet coffee is superb especially the ice cream with red fruit a pleasure, a pity that the panure of fish and chips was too thick and not crispy enough because the fish was very good. the small sauce served was top. mandatory reservation because it was complete.

Small bar/rest perched at the top of the mountain very nice

I like this place. In the Three Valleys, there are many fashionable expensive restaurants. There aren't many where everything on the menu is delicious, beautifully presented, and which have maintained a high standard for decades. For me, this is one of those places. For many years, while skiing in this region, I always stop here for lunch a few times.

This is the first review I have ever left... We booked the Fruitiere about 2 months in advance as we have previously loved it good food and great fun with a long waiting list. However we arrived with 5 teenagers and our guide after a hard morning of skiing. We ordered and half your order was forgotten and the service was very slow. It meant very hungry children and what food did arrive came in 10 minute intervals which made the entire experience very disjointed. Very hard to plan a days skiing around this lunch as a hugely drawn out affair and very overpriced. We aren't complainers but felt we had to it fell on deaf ears and we ended up paying for a burger which never came and ditto with coffee's. There are so many better places to eat in the Alps a very disappointing lunch and I would strongly advise La Marine or Chez Pepe Nicholas which both have a far nicer vibe.