Restaurant Guide
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Morzine Town
+33 (0)4 50 79 12 68
This welcoming restaurant is modern and smartly decorated, but has kept its Savoyarde charm and is extremely popular. Their varied and reasonably priced menu includes lots of local specialities and they have a beautiful wine bar downstairs for pre dinner drinks. Visit website →
+33 (0)4 50 79 09 29
Right in the centre of Morzine, this is a great spot for both lunch and dinner. The menu is varied, the food is delicious and the atmosphere is lively. Try La Potence if you fancy something special and make you book a table as it’s always busy!
Le Clin d'Oeil
+33 (0)4 50 79 03 10
A cosy and intimate, family owned restaurant with attentive staff and a great atmosphere. Their menu is reasonably priced and features some traditional South-Western duck specialties such as their rich and hearty Cassoulet - not to be missed! Visit website →
+33 (0)4 50 79 08 44
A microbrewery run by two British friends on the edge of town, with a lively atmosphere and very friendly staff. The beer is delicious and the food is definitely some of the best in Morzine.
+33 (0)7 68 63 48 21
Every season, this trendy but casual restaurant scours Europe for the best pop up restaurants around, in their constant mission to bring our guests the most fantastic food possible.
+33 (0)4 50 79 17 18
The best burgers in town and we highly recommend you go for curly fries on the side! A very casual and friendly atmosphere right in the centre of town, just opposite the Haka bar.
A lovely little cafe on the Rue du Bourg, serving a small but delicious menu of soups, salads and pittas. Perfect for a quick and easy lunch stop if you’re in the centre of town and the coffee is delicious too!
Café Solide
Right next door to Satellite is a new café serving delicious breakfast, brunch and lunch options alongside a fantastic variety of sweet treats and high quality coffee.
Au P’tit Casse Croûte
This is a great place to grab a quick bite to eat if you’re in Morzine town centre for lunch. Located at the very top of the Rue du Bourg, not far from the Tourist Office, this small but smartly decorated café offers a great selection of hot and cold sandwiches and flatbreads to eat in or takeaway.
L’Improviste
+33 (0)4 50 04 63 80
This small but lively and very popular new pizzeria is located just up from the Mairie, towards the fire station at the bottom end of town. Delicious pizzas with interesting toppings and very friendly service. Eat in or takeaway options available.
Le Colibri
+33 (0)4 50 06 18 53
This is a vibrant, friendly and spacious cafe/restaurant in the centre of town, just down from the Pleney gondola. It’s a great spot for brunch, lunch or just a coffee and is open in the evenings too. Very family friendly, with plenty of high chairs for babies and a small play area!
Kamado Kitchen
+33 (0)7 57 67 02 72
This little restaurant located at the bottom of the Pleney gondola in Morzine offers an eclectic mix of some truly delicious, traditional asian dishes and some that have asian flavours in western classics. They only have a few tables inside and you must book in advance if you want to eat in, but they offer a takeaway service too. Also open during the day for coffee and cake.
Morzine Eats
The only pizza delivery service in Morzine and definitely worth trying as their pizzas are delicious!
Montriond
+33 (0)9 63 60 90 16
This lively pub has a friendly atmosphere and is very popular with the locals. A great place to have a couple of drinks in the evening or grab a casual bite to eat.
+33 (0)4 50 75 78 47
Traditional “local” savoyarde restaurant and pizzeria (eat in or takeaway).
Ibex at The Woodyard
+33 (0)7 45 22 15 93
This local brewery has a taproom and restaurant located towards the river in Montriond (below the main village). They offer a great selection of beers and a tasty menu as well as a huge terrace for sunny afternoons in summer and winter.
Hotel du Lac
+33 (0)6 03 56 85 05
Located on the edge of the lake towards Ardent, the restaurant at the Hotel du Lac is open every evening, with a special raclette night every Monday during winter (unlimited cheese, red wine, and a taxi home for €34.50).
Bars IN Morzine
+33 (0)4 50 75 90 84
Known locally as the Buddha bar, this is a very lively and crowded bar that stays open until 2am. The perfect place for après drinks from 2pm (and earlier if the weather isn’t great), Tony and his team are always welcoming and they play fantastic music! They have a great drinks menu and will bring complimentary cheese and meat to help soak up the booze! We suggest you try a giraffe of beer if you’re feeling thirsty!
+33 (0)4 50 79 12 31
The huge outdoor terrace at Le Tremplin is hard to miss as you reach the bottom of the Pleney gondola. A lively après ski bar with plenty of seating, outdoor heaters and music.
+33 (0)4 50 79 15 87
This charming bar is on the corner of the place de l’Office du Tourisme and it has become one of our favourites! Keep warm with fur rugs under their gigantic outdoor canopy in winter or soak up the sun on the terrace as you watch the world go by in summer.
+33 (0)4 50 79 27 83
Down by the Marie, at the bottom of the Rue du Bourg, this is a popular bar which shows all the sport you need and often has live music to accompany your evening beer! Dixie’s opens at après and stays lively until the early hours of the morning when you may find yourself unexpectedly participating in an Irish jig!
+33 (0)4 50 79 08 44
If you like craft beer then we highly recommend you spend some time at this friendly microbrewery during your stay. Open from 4pm every day during winter and summer.
+33 (0)4 50 75 47 65
Right in the centre of town, this lively bar offers a fantastic happy hour deal and has lots of different seating areas to accommodate all types of weather! Cosy up inside during winter and enjoy the large sunny terrace during summer.
+33 (0)6 62 60 75 64
If you’re still feeling lively after dinner, Le Cavern is a great place to head for drinks and dancing - open till 2am and often playing live music it’s a great place to end the night!
+33 (0)4 50 79 06 10
If cocktails and live music are your thing then this is the bar for you! The perfect spot for a few relaxing drinks after dinner.
Mountain Restaurants
Morzine/Les Gets
+33 (0)4 50 79 09 43
Situated on the Pleney slopes at the exit of the Belvedere & Fys chairlifts, Christian Gravier’s restaurant has a sunny terrace all day long and is a great place to stop for lunch. Make sure we reserve a table for you because it’s extremely popular!
+33 (0)4 50 79 21 15
This family run Savoyard restaurant located on the Nyon Plateau serves up delicious local specialities in a warm and friendly atmosphere. You’ll need to book as it’s hugely popular, especially on bad weather days and we suggest you try the rib of beef cooked on an open fire for something really quite special! WINTER ONLY.
+33 (0)4 50 04 45 64
This is a large restaurant at the bottom of the Nyon plateau with friendly owners and good food – a great place to go for lunch if you’re in a big group. Easily accessible for pedestrians as well, via the Nyon cable car.
+33 (0)4 50 75 55 51
This lovely restaurant/lodge is located just below the Folliets du Golf chairlift in Les Gets and has a large sunny terrace as well as a cosy indoor dining area. The menu offers a refreshing change from the classic mountain favourites.
+33 (0)6 87 93 10 32
Located halfway down the Gentiane piste (blue) in the Ranfoilly bowl, the large outdoor terrace at this restaurant provides the perfect place to stop for a quick snack on a sunny day.
+33 (0)4 50 92 85 22
This restaurant is a bit difficult to find but has a great rotisserie outside cooking poussin, ham hock and lamb shank so it’s well worth a visit! Located on the Vorosses piste (blue) which meets the Perrieres chairlift on the back-side of Les Gets. (Accessible by road in summer).
+33 (0)6 79 42 58 86
Incredible 360º views of the Alps; often with a band playing on the terrace. On a sunny day, this restaurant can be very busy so we recommend keeping food orders simple. They serve the best ever hot chocolate, with marshmallows and all the trimmings! They also offer a special evening dining experience with collection via piste basher! Must be booked in advance and priced c. €95 per person.
+33 (0)4 50 34 92 09
A really convenient stop for lunch - a sit down restaurant, or take away Panini bar. Good wholesome food, in a warm atmosphere with hanging baskets above the log burners (to warm your ski gear on a cold day). Located at the top of the Nauchets chair-lift; open summer and winter. The #1 location to watch the Tour de France, when it speeds through Les Gets.
+33 (0)4 50 79 86 65
A contemporary mountainside restaurant, in sun-trap position at the bottom of the Chavannes ski run. Excellent lunch food and the staff are very accommodating. If the sun is shining this is a great spot to end the day with a glass of vino, before finishing at the Bellevue après-ski bar. During the summer, it’s easy access to the lake (which is excellent for swimming and quite often has the inflatable obstacle course, plus tree-top rope climbing).; open summer and winter.
+33 (0)4 50 75 80 66
Fantastic menu choices; everything is delicious - they even do Poke bowls! Their lunchtime Savoyard omelette is incredible. This is a great position for lunch as it’s next to the half-way lift stations and kids can keep skiing, whilst the adults crack open the rosé! Located at the top of Route des Chavannes (by car), or short ski down from Chavanne Express chair lift). They do not take bookings but it’s a large restaurant and you will normally manage to find a table (it’s worth the wait).
+33 (0)4 50 79 72 97
A limited menu, in comparison to other restaurants, but still lovely - particularly their Potage (soup) and tartiflette. Located next to Le Croix Blanche, as above; open summer and winter.
+33 (0)4 50 79 85 40
Simply the most gorgeous, simple, natural, French dining experience! In the most phenomenal location; the view is off the scale (as are their omelettes and fried potatoes, with a glass of french cider). Located on Mont Caly (take the Mont Chéry gondola and then walk, cycle or off-piste ski across to Les Chevrelles). It’s worth every step of the way there! Open summer and winter; you must book in advance.
Avoriaz/Chatel/Switzerland
+33 (0)4 50 74 16 17
This restaurant absolutely delivers what the name suggests and is the perfect place to eat on a sunny day. Situated in “The Goat Village” just below the Linderets bowl, we highly recommend this friendly lunch-stop; they even do torchlight descents at night for a bit of adventure!
+33 (0)4 50 74 17 87
This is a great place to stop for a casual lunch in the Linderets bowl. Their menu is simple but their omelettes, salads and burgers are delicious and the roaring log fire inside is the perfect place to warm up on a chilly day.
+33 (0)4 50 74 17 43
A great place to stop for a snack if you don’t fancy a full on lunch. In a beautiful setting just above the bottom of the Mossettes chairlift which takes you to Switzerland. On a sunny day it’s the perfect spot to catch a few rays with a refreshment or two!
+33 (0)4 50 74 16 90
One of our favourite places to stop for a long lunch on the sunny terrace before returning to Morzine. Located opposite L’Abricotine at the bottom of the Mossettes and Brochaux chairlifts this small, family run restaurant has a limited but delicious menu and fantastic service. We recommend the croziflette for a twist on the traditional tartiflette.
+33 (0)4 50 74 12 73
Located in Avoriaz high street opposite the tourism office, we love this restaurant for its varied menu and friendly service. The atmosphere is always lively and it’s an easy ski back to the top of Prodains if you’ve had one too many of their home-brewed rum digestifs!
+33 (0)4 50 92 83 15
If you’re in Avoriaz and looking for a quick but hearty snack then head over to this boulangerie where you’ll find a huge array of savoury and sweet treats to enjoy on the sunny terrace. Located on the central strip just a few doors down from Les Fontaines Blanches.
+33 (0)4 50 81 37 51
This tiny restaurant in the Pleine Dranse bowl, Châtel, is owned by a lovely lady called Emmanuelle who is extremely hospitable. They can only manage 20 covers indoors but they do great salads and hearty home cooked food – make sure we book you a table in advance.
+33 (0)4 50 73 38 77
Also in Pleine Dranse, this restaurant is locally known as 'the teddy bear restaurant' owned by a complete eccentric called Babeth. Decorated superbly (but not to everyone’s taste), it serves a variety of delicious and traditional Savoyarde dishes.
