Les Marmottes - Lyon 3e Arrondissement
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Fais l'expérience de la de l'émerveillement d'un repas à Les Marmottes. Parfaitement positionné à 261 rue Vendome, 69003, Lyon, France, Lyon 3e Arrondissement, nous offrons un agréable éventail de plats. Forts d'une note de 4 et de 695 affirmatives, nous sommes la le lieu parfait pour tes voyages culinaires.
Un excellent spot de fondue et de raclette pour les couples ou les groupes... Bon prix et délicieux ! Ouvert tous les jours, ce qui est un plus, les portes ouvrent à sept heures et il y a une serveuse, alors allez-y à l'ouverture pour le meilleur service, l'expérience et les premiers coups de langue sur les deux énormes roues de raclette. Vin maison très raisonnable à la carafe. Ai-je mentionné que la raclette est à volonté. Apprécier!
This is Gianluca from Sicily, I love almost every kind of food, from Mexico to China :)Here below my personal review (score from 0 to 5 where 5 is the best):Position 3 (not a beautiful part of the town but not too far from public transports)Price 2Kindness and professionality 5Cleaning 4 (don't seat next to the raclette otherwise you'll smell like that for days :)Food choice 2 (many plates but the ingredients are always the same)Food quality 4Credit card: acceptedReservation: strongly suggested in advanceWe took the menu that costs 30 euro each if you're a couple and it's the only choice if you wanna try both raclette and fondue. You have 4 dishes, all very good, you eat a lot even if the quantity of fondue and ham in raclette could be a little bit more. All the ingredients of the plates are more or less the same: potatoes, ham and cheese so if you like all these it's the best place in the world! There is the raclette a voluntee for 20 euros and it's very good going with a lot of friends! A little bit expensive in our opinion for the kind of plates served and the quantities.People are very kind and professional, a lot of clients laughing like in a real mountain restaurant :)Thanks for reading my review, ask if you have questions.Gianluca
Go her if you want to eat cheese/mountain food. Take the all-you-can-eat Raclette (melted cheese on potatoes + pickles + dried meat + salad). The meat (various French dried sausages etc) is really much too much for one person. And you will probably not finish all potatoes either. You get a new serving of melted cheese on your dish each time you've finished a portion.The atmosphere is very nice, a bit of a chalet decoration, plenty of young people eat here in small groups.It's not in the centre of the old town, but just two metro stops away in a less touristic neighbourhood of the centre.
A great fondue and raclette spot for couples or a group... Well priced and delicious!Open every day which is a plus, doors open at seven and there is one waitress so get there at open for the best service, experience and first licks at the two huge wheels of raclette.Very reasonable house wine by the carafe... Did I mention the raclette is all you can eat.Enjoy!
Away from the tourist areas, open on Sunday, casual, popular with the young ( er) crowd. 1960's rec room meets Swiss chalet interior but pleasant enough. One server handles the entire room,and although, not full, it was busy enough. She was calm, attentive and smiling. People go there for cheese! We did and were not disappointed. Tartiflettes, fondues and raclettes take centre stage, all modestly priced. The raclette is a good deal, all you can eat charcuterie and potatoes plus, the cheese. Adequate selection of red and white wines, by the pot, glass and bottle. Wine prices ensure a very affordable dinner. We didn't have dessert but we're happy to accept the complimentary digestif! Not open in the summer, but it's a must go in the colder months.
The decoration is rustic, like an alpine skiing hut; the greeting warm and friendly; and the service excellent. This is not "fine dining" or gourmet cuisine; just wonderful cheese comfort food with quality ingredients and warm friendly service. Excellent value for money with inexpensive wine. Raclette for two and a bottle of Brouilly for under 60 euro. Recommended for cheese lovers.
I've lived in Lyon for about a year and many of my friends commented about this place, I never got the chance of coming here while living in the city and after some years when I came to visit Lyon this place got stuck in my head and I've decided to finally come over.Personally I liked it a lot, I love raclettes and cheese fondues so I liked the place very much. I've had a few better fondues in Switzerland, but for sure this one was among the top 5. Good food for a decent price and even though Lyon is an amazing city when it comes to food this place is definitely worth a visit.Only downside is that I came here with my girlfriend and she truly hates food with lots of cheese in it, so for her it was kind of a tragic experience.
There's only one way to correctly experience the deliciousness that Les Marmottes has to offer and that is to order the group menu.
