Mercure Mandy's On The Mountain

We were disappointed with our experience at the restaurant, especially since the menu is quite limited. Initially, we were told that the snapper was unavailable and would be replaced with salmon, which was disappointing. The gnocchi, while plump and fluffy, lacked flavor and came with a meager amount of cheese. My partner ordered the chicken, but it was underwhelming. Although the crème brûlée was beautifully presented, the biscotti were soft and tasteless. The lemon mousse my partner had tasted more like cream than lemon, with very little citrus flavor. On a positive note, the portion sizes were generous, and the service was attentive and prompt.

Beautiful place to breakfast, lunch and dinner. if they get the chance, the high tee is a must! fresh beautiful sandwiches and devine sweets to accompany. so much variety for $25 pp. the dinner was also amazing, probably some of the most delicious lamb I tasted. it is simply melted in the mouth! also the gnocchi lured with skalopps. I had my doubts whether the aromen work together, but was pleasantly surprised. I tried some of the desserts, but they lacked in the presentation and I didn't feel like they were worth photo. the brownie lacked texture and taste and was served with cream. is was needed to give it a little wetness. The...read more

On the plus side, they do accept card payments, but be prepared to try several times due to poor signal issues. There are simple solutions to improve the experience: I would advise the management to encourage their employees to prioritize customer experience and to fix their equipment. It’s also worth noting that reservations are necessary to get a table.

Impressed! the food was delicious and good quality served. the presentation was fantastic and excellent. (the rocky road twist broke my head!

Great burgers. Did not expect the food to be good but was surprised to say the burgers were great. The lamb burger was a tasty decent portion. The Calamari dish with roast pork was decent but missing in roast pork.