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1. Auberge Napoleon
No other restaurant in France boasts as intense an association with Napoleon Bonaparte, but that's less important to diners than the fact that...
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- Local Traditional
- Nile Expert Tip: Creative, delicious cooking--the chef, Agnès Chotin, takes the care to sketch out her dishes before inventing...
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2. Chez Le Per'Gras
- Chez Le Per'Gras has been serving quality, traditional cuisine since 1896 when Etienne Gras founded the restaurant.
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3. Café de la Table Ronde
La Table Ronde is France's second oldest café, created in 1739. Only the Procope in Paris has been serving French coffee longer.
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4. Au Fromage Qui Fond
- Eating at Au Fromage Qui Fond is probably the closest you'll get to dining at a ski resort without having to leave the city. Between the various... read more
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5. Le Comptoir d'Hippolyte
- Located near the Estacade market, this bouchon lyonnais-type restaurant opens early and stays open for late lunches. With non-stop morning service,... read more
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6. La Charbonnade
- Although this restaurant is a bit out of the way from the historic center, its worth taking the tram C to get here. After a day of skiing or just... read more
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7. Le Saint Christophe
- Le Saint Christophe has a good reputation in the Saint Bruno neighborhood thanks to its quality dishes such as andouillette sausage, pork cheeks... read more
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8. Le Tonneau de Diogène
- Le Tonneau de Diogène (which translates to "The Cask of Dionysus") is one of those humble restaurants that everybody goes to for its reliably correct... read more
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9. La Ferme à Dédé
- If you are cold and hungry, La Ferme à Dédé is a great choice in Grenoble's historic center. All the local specialties are on the menu--cheese... read more
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10. Le Mix Restaurant
- A conceptual (in a good way) restaurant in the historic center of Grenoble, Le Mix melanges fresh culinary ideas, a friendly welcome, and a poppy... read more
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The Best of NileGuide
- If you want to eat like a local, head to the historic center or the pizzeria platform, as they affectionately call the Isère's right bank. Restaurants pack in here, serving traditional French and Italian cuisine. Grenoble also has its fair share of world restaurants. Asian and African restaurants line the streets of the Chorier-Berriat neighborhood and savory Middle Eastern eateries dot the city. You will even find a Canadian and an authentic American restaurant in Grenoble. Cheap eats include kebabs, pasta-to-go, and sandwiches prepared earlier that morning. For hearty mountain fare, look for fondue, raclette, and tartiflette. Grenoble's star dish, however, is gratin dauphinois--a deceptively simple potato-and-cream gratin that accompanies many a Grenoblois meal. Bon appétit!
