Le Cours de la Vie — Restaurant in Grenoble

Absolutely incredible restaurant in the beautifully charming, historical village of Vénosc We were seated on the terrace which was a great spot for lunch in the sunshine The menu was incredibly well thought out with excellent quality, locally sourced produce Each of the dishes myself and my husband had were well presented and packed with flavour, I had the specialties of the mountain - Saint-Felicien roti au four and my husband had the gnocchi de l’Oisans and we had one each of the two different white wines on offer. For dessert we shared the framboise and pistachio tart The bill came to €56 which we thought was very reasonable indeed given the quality of this food, we would actually go out of our way to come back to this...

After being ignored for 10 minutes I went inside to order drinks and a blueberry tart. The male and female proprietors refused to serve me and were both very rude. They said they were a restaurant and not a cafe despite having served exactly the same order to two ladies who had arrived after we had sat down. Perhaps there was some misunderstanding as their English was quite poor but their attitude was very poor in my opinion. This was in complete contrast to the restaurant up the hill where we served immediately by staff who very welcoming....

This was an absolute gem of a restaurant, the location is fantastic, the atmosphere amazing. Our table of 14 was served promptly and politely. But the food was truly amazing and wonderful on a completely unexpected level, the owners should be immensely proud of what is produced. If you are in the area and you do not make time to eat here, you are a fool! I promise the food is better than many high class restaurants in London and Paris! I hope and pray to...