Part of the hotel. The buffet is solid when the chef is around. Had the grilled salmon today, cooked just right, not dry at all. The salad bar was fresh too. A good spot for a reliable meal.

The food was good. Unfortunately the staff was rather unfriendly, at first refusing a visibly dirty table, and being not very service-oriented. The menu consisted only of two main courses (chicken and salmon). Location is convenient, especially since we were staying at the Comfort Hotel next door.

The Val d&#39;Aosta pizza is a must. Thin crust, loads of toppings, just the right size for one person. Really hit the spot.

The owner&#39;s smile is just so genuine. It&#39;s a small thing, but it really made the evening feel warm and personal. The tasting menu was lovely, though I wish the pacing between courses had been a little slower.

The food was good, prices fair. The wine list had some nice local options that paired well with the pasta.

Had a lovely evening here. The wine list was really well-curated - the staff suggested a glass that went perfectly with my duck confit. Service was spot on, never felt rushed.

Very interesting concept!  This &ldquo;eatery&rdquo; is situated in a quaint village and has an interesting concept to meals.  The tables are all set low, like a cocktail bar.  The ordering process is via a tablet (translated in English if needed) which shows all of the options and prices.  The wine list is good, and the food options are good.  The main dishes are served in glass jars and heated via a microwave&hellip;sounds bad, but the food is great!  The food is prepared ahead of time, cooked and stored in glass jars., so it just needs to be warmed up sufficiently.  We started with the Hot Camembert with baguettes.  For our main dishes, we had the Chili Con Carne, and my husband had the Confit Pork and Chorizo stew.  For dessert we had the Flowing Chocolate Heart.  All of our food was very good and the ordering and paying process was quick and easy!  Such a different concept, must try!

The lamb korma was a delight, and the cheese naan was excellent. All the dishes were full of wonderful, flavorful spices.

The Burgundy wine list is a real highlight here. Had a glass with the steak, and it was a great pairing. The place was lively, maybe a bit too loud for a long chat, but the food was on point.

The escargot is the standout. The garlic butter is perfectly balanced, not overpowering the snails.

Owner runs the whole show, cooking and serving. He&#39;s clearly committed. Food was solid, but the wait between courses felt a bit long. Good spot for a quiet, no-fuss meal.

Cozy little Italian spot in a quiet courtyard. The booths are very comfortable for a relaxed meal.

Been coming here for years. The onion rings are always crispy, never greasy. That BBQ sauce is the real deal. Cocktails on the sweet side, but nice. Solid spot.

The burger was pretty good, the patty cooked just right. The fries were decent, crispy and hot. The sauces were the best part, especially that aioli. A solid lunch spot.

The veggie burger was actually pretty solid. Came out hot and fast, which I appreciate. Not something I&#39;d go out of my way for, but if you&#39;re in the area and want a quick, decent meat-free bite, it does the job.

Small menu but everything we ordered was spot on. My friend&rsquo;s lamb and my duck were both fantastic, especially with a glass of Burgundy. That wine pairing really worked.

Been here a few times now. The castle setting is lovely. Food is consistently good, full of flavor. Service is friendly, if a little slow when it&#39;s busy. Decent value for the experience.

The burger was really well-made, and the fries were crisp. It&#39;s a nice, welcoming spot. I did find the seating a bit cramped for a relaxed meal, but the service was friendly and attentive.

The ingredients really are the focus here. Had the grilled fish special last night &ndash; so fresh, cooked just right. Simple, clean flavors. A bit pricey for what it is, but you can taste the quality.

The chalet-style decor is so cozy, with all the warm wood and soft lighting. We got a table by the window and just felt really relaxed. The food was good, but honestly, I&rsquo;d go back just for that atmosphere.

Nice little wine bar. Staff let us try a few before we picked one. Place is relaxed, no fuss. We just sat at the bar for an hour. The red we chose was solid. Good for a casual glass.

Pizzas are fantastic, and the staff was really attentive. The wine selection is good, but you have to ask for it&mdash;no formal list.

The charcuterie platter is solid, good selection of regional cheeses. Perfect for a quick business lunch with a glass of wine. Service was prompt, got me in and out efficiently.

We were recommended to try out this restaurant and we were not disappointed.  Food was excellent especially the udon dish!  Overall love the taste and presentation of all the dishes we ordered.

Menu&#39;s got a solid mix of classics and house-made stuff. Had the braised lamb &ndash; the meat was tender, you could tell it was good quality. A bit on the pricy side, but the cooking was spot on.

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