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Ordina il menu di cucina svizzera di questo ristorante. Lo chef del ristorante Restaurant Le Caveau propone gustose raclette, fonduta di formaggio e bistecche. Il piatto da non perdere qui è l'ottimo parfait. Ti saranno proposti dei deliziosi vino, champagne o vino bianco. Questo locale propone fantastico caffè tra le cose da bere.
Il carinissimo personale lavora duramente, ha un atteggiamento positivo e rende questo posto meraviglioso. Se vuoi goderti un simpatico servizio, dovresti provare questo posto. Diversi clienti pensano che i piatti hanno prezzi adeguati. Qui, l'arredamento spettacolare e la confortevole atmosfera fanno sentire i clienti rilassati. Sulla base del feedback su Google degli ospiti, questo ristorante si merita 4.3.
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Gabriella Gottardi
12 mesi fa su Google
Felicissimi di esserci fermati qui. Ambiente molto tipico, rustico all'interno, terrazza esterna lungo la strada centrale di Verbier. Personale gentilissimo, ci hanno concesso un tavolo x2 seppur tutto già prenotato, a condizione che lasciassimo libero il posto entro 1 oretta e mezza (e questo entrambe le sere). La raclette servita al tavolo di porzione in porzione, buonissima. Simpatico team di giovani motivati e puntuali. Dessert fatti in casa. Consigliamo vivamente!!! Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5
Marco
un anno fa su Google
Ottimo ambiente molto gentili e cibo ottimo. La fonduta e la raclette sono squisite. Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Order type: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Price per person: CHF 50–60
Mike H
un anno fa su Google
Looking for a good meal after a day on the slopes we popped into Restaurant Le Caveau in Verbier. Looked promising and I was keen to have a raclette, that Alpine staple of melted cheese dribbled over small fresh potatoes and thin sliced dried meats, all delightfully garnished with sour pickles and onions. What could wrong? I mean it couldn’t be simpler n’est-ce pas? Hmmm, after ordering I soon realised the naïveté of my ways. Well after my ski mates began dipping into their mushroom fondues a small cold plate was thrust in front of me. This was bizarre so I asked the waiter: Where was the familiar half-moon cheese and heating device? You know, the apparatus that would allow me to scrape off the melting treat and drizzle it onto my steaming potatoes? Obviously affronted, he answered: We do not do it that way; we bring you the cheese if and when you need it. I was incredulous and asked how that could possibly work, especially on such a busy night. He continued wearily: As I said … when we see you need more cheese … we bring it. Annoyed at my temerity he added that this was their system and it had worked perfectly for over a hundred years. Monsieur. He added this in an attempt at civility that failed patronizingly. Overlooking his rudeness I decided to give them the benefit of the doubt. I mean, one hundred years … Mistake. As I feared the congealed cheese blobs arrived sporadically or not at all. The CTS (Cheese Transporting Staff) were obviously preoccupied with a couple tables full of giggling chalet girls who certainly didn’t need but nevertheless got a constant and copious supply of melted cheese to ease their day fluffing beds. When I complained that my cheese supply was failing the response was blunt: Don’t panic, monsieur - you’ll get it. This was Aeroflot-level service, and didn’t improve when I soon finished the meager and over-cooked issue of floury miniature potatoes. Negotiating a resupply was received with disinterest and by now familiar disdain. The price of this unexpected gastronomic punishment? An eye-watering €40/$43. Stratospherically expensive when you consider that the two main ingredients are the dining equivalent of the ubiquitous Swiss Army knife. And as we left this highly overrated canteen I couldn’t help but be reminded of the adage: The only expensive meal is the one you did not enjoy. Monsieur. Food: 1 Service: 1 Atmosphere: 3 Order type: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Price per person: CHF 40–50
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| MartedìMar | 09:00-21:00 |
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