Bistro Le Clochard

Bistro Le Clochard Review

Built into a 19th-century fort, this romantic gem anchors the entrance to the 21st-century Riffort Village complex, the waterside terrace offering an enchanting view of the floating bridge and harbor. Switzerland and France are the key influences on the sublime preparations. The signature dish is La Potence—a spike-covered metal ball resembling a medieval weapon. It's brought to your table blazing hot and covered with bits of sizzling tenderloin and sausage, served with various dipping sauces. Though more gimmicky fun than fine dining, it makes for a popular photo opportunity. The cheese fondue definitely keeps diners coming back. Game lovers can have their fill from the seasonal menu. No matter what, leave room for the sumptuous Toblerone chocolate mousse.