La Poya - Table reservation

Booked for dinner for 6 people. The only time we could get in was 9 pm. Fine no problem with that. We were told that we were too late to have the 4 course menu so just ordered a main course each and a dessert....Food was ok although the menu was not as good as previous visits and quite pricey. What annoyed us was at the end of the evening(not late), we were shoved out the door literally pushed. Annoying as we had spent a lot of money on wine as well and left a good tip. We will not return. There are a lot of restaurants in Chatel with better food, service and more reasonable prices.

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We visited this restaurant off season with our little baby girl. The host did everything to make sure we were comfortable and had everything we needed for our little one. Very friendly helpful guy. Lunch was really nice and served really efficiently. Hidden gem...is their little terrace at the back of the restaurant with a stunning view on the valley. Amazing!

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I had done a lot of research as this was a anniversary dinner and this lived up to the good reviews that were posted. Service was friendly and efficient. The leek and garlic soup was excellent. We had the duck and lamb which were very...well cooked. Chocolate dessert was also very tasty and well presented. Overall, quality well cooked meal and would go back.

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The leek and garlic soup resembled burnt garlic with a horrid lingering repeating after taste. The duck was tough. The entrecôte steak was tough. The lobster and crayfish entree was 3/4 squirts cream. The veal was very nice. The bill was slammed down and restaurant...was cold. Not great.

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Well food on this trip has been nothing short of sensational. Beautiful traditional french fare presented with flare in a relaxed and traditional setting. Beautiful lamb and veal fillets, so tender and tasty.

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