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Top 3 Deli food in La Salle les Alpes, Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur, France
Find out what Deli restaurants to try in La Salle les Alpes including Chez TonTons, La Table du Circuit, Le Cosy
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1. Chez TonTons
Overall Ratings
4 based on 76 reviews
Reviewed By HazelW569
This place has seriously deteriorated since last year. In 2015 every day after skiing an shopping for our evening meal we popped in here for a drink The service was excellent - friendly and helpful ad the ambiance was great it seemed to be thriving under the now ownership and w also at here a couple of times and the food was good. This year there was hardly anyone in the place - ever. It was often shut at après ski time and I wouldn't have wanted to eat in the very dull and boring atmosphere. I wonder if this was because it was no longer to link to the4 wi fi. Last year it was advertised as free wi fi - not this year and although there was a password on the bar it proved impossible to link any device (we tried all our phones i-pads and laptops) to their wi fi. Our solution was to save the price of a couple of drinks and pay the network charges from our own provider - their loss and our financial gain as it was cheaper. Going back in March so I will update if there is any improvement.
Top 10 French food in La Salle les Alpes, Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur, France
2. La Table du Circuit
Reviewed By lilalou13008
Une très bonne cuisine maison, variée et délicieuse! Un cadre très sympa tout comme l'accueil de toute l'équipe et du personnel de la restauration. Le menu présente un excellent rapport qualité prix aussi!
3. Le Cosy
Overall Ratings
4 based on 112 reviews
Reviewed By Tim L
We stopped here for lunch on a Sunday afternoon because it was one of the few places open. The food was OK--my hot chicken panini sandwich was pretty much what you'd expect, my friend's crepe acceptable (and cheap). What disappointed me was the service. I ordered a formule that included sandwich, salad, and beverage, overlooking the small detail that the beverage must be cold. When I ordered hot tea as part of the formule, the waitress didn't bother to point this out, so I ended up paying 3 more euros than I'd anticipated. Yes, it was my oversight, but a more attentive server would have set me straight.
