The owners are lovely. Tried their pizza with a local IPA. The beer&#39;s hoppy notes really cut through the richness of the cheese. A solid pairing.

The view over Lake Annecy is incredible, worth the trip alone. Ordered the roast octopus, which was good. But for the portion size, the price felt a bit steep.

The terrace was a nice spot for dinner. The food was pretty good, and the sommelier&#39;s wine suggestion was spot on. A solid evening out.

The osso buco was the star. Fork-tender, rich sauce, just spot-on. The rest of the menu looked solid, lots of classic Italian options. A bit on the pricier side, but for that osso buco? I get it.

The chef personally greeting tables was a nice touch. Their wine pairing suggestion for the main course was spot on.

Spotless as always, but the portions feel a bit smaller this year.

Good selection of beers, and the pizza was decent. Kids had fun with the darts. A solid spot for a casual bite and a drink.

The gratin mussels on the seafood platter were the standout. That creamy, cheesy topping was just right, not too heavy. The mussels themselves were plump and sweet. I ended up ordering a second portion of just those.

Great spot by the water, very relaxed. Came for a casual drink after work. The house red was surprisingly good for the price, a nice, easy-drinking Merlot. Perfect for just hanging out.

The Paradis burger was huge and tasty. For dessert, the apple French toast hit the spot. I paired it with a local craft lager that cut through the richness nicely. Solid choice for a casual bite.

Service was efficient and professional. The head waiter in particular handled our table well. Good to see someone who takes pride in the job. Made the business lunch smooth.

Enjoyed a late afternoon drink on the terrace. The sun was just right. My negroni was well-balanced, a nice companion to the relaxed vibe. A bit pricey for the pour, but the setting made it worthwhile.

The cheeseburger was cooked just right, and the portions are generous. What really stood out for me was how comfortable the seating was. The chairs had good back support, which made the whole meal feel relaxed.

The food was good. We were a large group with kids, but the service stayed friendly and efficient. Felt like decent value for the experience.

Cozy chalet vibe, perfect for the Alps view. The fondue was good, cheese had a nice depth. But the raclette felt a bit one-note, could&#39;ve used a sharper cheese or some cornichons on the side. Still, a solid spot for the classic stuff.

The staff were so attentive even on a packed Friday night. They managed our big table smoothly, always checking in without hovering. A real plus for a relaxed meal out.

I visit regularly for lunch. The daily specials are always different, which is a plus. The desserts are a standout - the chocolate mousse is consistently good. Service is efficient, which suits my schedule.

The mountain lodge vibe is cozy, especially with a drink by the window watching the street. The decor is modern but warm. A solid spot to unwind.

The fondue was so good, perfect for sharing with friends on a chilly evening. The staff were really welcoming, which made our little catch-up feel extra cozy. A nice spot for a relaxed group dinner.

Solid continental breakfast. Coffee was hot, juice was fresh. Got my quick fix before heading out. Exactly what I needed to start the day.

Got there at 5:30 and the roast duck was already gone. The char siu was good, but I was really set on the duck. Next time I&#39;ll try for 5.

Been back twice for the burgers. The patty is always juicy and the brioche bun is spot on. They squeezed us in last minute when we forgot to book, which was a lifesaver.

The Eggs Benedict and scrambled eggs with bacon hit the spot before heading out. Full breakfast is seriously generous. I liked the West Coast American vibe inside, though the seating felt a bit cramped for how long I wanted to linger. Would come back for the food, maybe just grab a quicker bite next time.

We had a lovely meal at Les Touristes on New Year&rsquo;s Eve. Wonderful service and the food was really tasty. The short walk from the village was worth it. Highly recommend

Stopped by for a quick coffee, ended up staying for the chocolate cake and quiche. Both were pretty good. Central spot in Verbier, easy to find. Service was fine too.

The Cro&ucirc;te Compl&egrave;te was exactly what I needed for lunch. Warm, cheesy, filling. Service was friendly and quick, which I appreciated. The seating was comfortable too, not too cramped. Just a small thing, the place got a bit busy around noon, but nothing bothersome. I left feeling satisfied and relaxed.

The beef burger here is really good&mdash;juicy, well-seasoned, exactly what I needed after a long day. I didn&#39;t try much else, but honestly, that&#39;s enough to bring me back. The pasta my friend ordered looked a bit plain, though. Service was okay, nothing special. If you&#39;re into simple, fresh ingredients, go for the burger and you won&#39;t be disappointed.

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The best restaurants in Passy

Douss'Art Pizza

Le Poisson Rouge

La Ferme des Lindarets

Le Clos du Chateau

Casa Nostra

Restaurant Anais

La Refuge

P&Co / Comptoir de saison

Mapp

The White Bear

Le Bistrot du Port

L'Oasis

La Bergerie de Raphael

Les Cocottes

L'Amnésie

L'Passage

Restaurant de la Plage

L'Atelier de Jacky

Brasserie Les Cimes

L'Envie Gourmande

Le Comptoir Café Bistro

Le Bachal

La Kinkerne

La Bonbonniere

O Chalet

Offshore Café Verbier

Restaurant Touristes

La Galerie du Chocolat - Chocolaterie de Verbier

Le Carrefour

Mouton Noir Verbier