Restaurant du Miroir d'Argentine

Such a pity that the two brothers are selling this place and their daughters don't want to take it on. The new owners will have a fund of goodwill to build on. We had Chestnut and squash soup followed by escalope of pork and our...two friends had venison followed by Strawberry Mille Fileur. It looked lovely but hiking round l'Argentine beckoned. Come here next spring, check out the new owners and walk. Its spectacular.

It was the last opening day before winter time. Our riend have booked a table for this occasionSerice polite and nice with wine served with appropriate glasses for both white and red wineFood nicly and tasty preparedbone marrow was served in the hock itself which was not only tasty but great -:)Cooker was a close friend of the colleague and he offered cooffes and brands which ended our journesy on a even more positive note

While this is slightly off the beaten path, it is worth a detour. It is located in a beautiful valley with a spectacular view of the Mirroir de Argentine in an area perfect for hiking. The family run restaurant provides a charming setting, good service and lots of good food. Try their local specialties including home made tartes. It does close several days a week so check in advance, because when it is open, it pays to make a reservation. Ver carta

After a long walk, we decided to stop at the Miroir. lthough there were no dairy free options which I found disappointing, the service was good and they offered to make me a meal I could eat. They made me polenta with wild mushrooms and broccoli. The mushrooms were some of the best ive ever had. The bread baskets they offer are good too as they are filled with various types of delicious fresh bread. The ambience was great with a warm log fire and open kitchen.

The site and natural surroundings are beautiful, and when you enter in the restaurant, you are welcomed like a family member, with warmth and a lovely sense of humour. The food is perfect in every way, with a varied menu. Most of all, the products used are top notch: they pick the mushrooms and berries themselves, for instance. It's also possible to have half portions of some entrees, which I found was a good idea (leaves some space for dessert). I highly recommend it. And the good news is that the same family will still be here in 2017!

One has to drive up to Solalex to find this very local restaurant with excellent food since many years. The menu changes quite a few times each week. Note that the restaurant is only open a few days per week. We had excellent rouleau de printemps as starters and a beef carpaccio, salad and perfect roesti as a main dish. Everything was very well prepared and quite tasteful. Nice,y presented. Desserts are home made and very good. Especially the (rice) ice cream and sorbets. Prices are somewhat high as most restaurants in Switzerland do not come cheap. Service is excellent, quite friendly. Nice local wine list. Ver carta

This restaurant is run and staffed by an extended family who treat you as if you are personal guests. The setting is idyllic, after a beautiful drive we arrived to the sound of bells which came from a herd of goats making their way down the hillside. The scenery is stunning, the chalet restaurant beautiful. Your charming host details the menu by drawings on the menu or table mats, everything has interesting features which he illustrates for you. Several starters and desserts are available as standard or small portions, so that you have every chance to try all courses. Even the bread is so tasty you have to remind yourself to leave room for the delights to come. Altogether a special occasion,...

This restaurant is run and staffed by an extended family who treat you as if you are personal guests. The setting is idyllic, after a beautiful drive we arrived to the sound of bells which came from a herd of goats making their way down...the hillside. The scenery is stunning, the chalet restaurant beautiful. Your charming host details the menu by drawings on the menu or table mats, everything has interesting features which he illustrates for you. Several starters and desserts are available as standard or small portions, so that you have every chance to try all courses. Even the bread is so tasty you have to remind yourself to leave room for the delights to come. Altogether a special occasio...

As far as I can see, Solalex (sounds like the name of a French motorised cycle) consists of two buildings, both restaurants which face each other across a car park.We ate at both. The Miroir has been run by the Jaggi family for 35 years but they are now selling up. It is to be hoped that their successors do as well as they as regards customer satisfaction.My main course was a veal concoction, 'Emincé de Veau'. Superb. When my wife's 'Boeuf' arrived, my heart sank! Half a dozen thick slices of very rare roast beef. I had forgotten to ask for it 'VERY well done'. In the event, she ate every bit apart for a mouthful I insisted on trying. Such was the quality of the raw material, one could have... Ver carta