Perched at an altitude of 2400 meters, this year-round high-altitude restaurant offers a wide range of French cuisine to satisfy both local and international tastes. The bar terrace offers a unique panorama, while the cosy Savoyard-style lounges provide warmth on cold winter days. The menu features truffle gnocchi in three ways, pela savoyarde, snacked tuna steak with three quinoas, chicken ballotine with morel mushrooms, spelt risotto with yellow wine sauce, hazelnut chocolate rocher with caramel coulant. Very fine selection in the cellar, with Rhône and Burgundy predominating.