Discover Skiology’s obsessively curated recommendation list for foodie skiers both on the mountain and in the town.
lunch stops
Lunch, sorted. Tell us roughly where you’ll be skiing and when you’d like to meet; we’ll suggest the best spots from our in-chalet resort guides and reserve a table for your group. We’ll add it to your booking; you pay at the restaurant.
Chez Nannon – Morzine
Tucked away in the Nyon sector of Morzine, Chez Nannon is a charming mountain-side restaurant set in a lovingly restored old cow shed. It’s one of the resort’s most historic spots and a favourite for locals and visitors alike. Expect hearty Savoyard dishes, friendly service, and a cosy alpine atmosphere — a must-visit for any ski day.
Chez Nannon ››
L’Passage – Super Morzine
A lively, good-value lunch stop with sunny views of Mont Blanc. Known for its famous croutes — wine-infused cheesy toasts with toppings like porcini mushrooms — and excellent desserts. Ideal for a quick bite or a long, lazy lunch in the sun.
> At the bottom of the Tetras blue run into Super Morzine, or about 100 m uphill from the Super M bubble if you’re on foot.
L'Passage ››
Les Marmottes – Lindarets
If you’re after lunch in the sunshine, Les Marmottes is the spot. The team are always friendly, the food is hearty, and the large terrace catches every bit of mountain sun — pack the sun cream!
> 5183 Route des Lindarets, Montriond
Les Marmottes ››
Le Yeti – Avoriaz
Just a short ski from La Folie Douce, Le Yeti is a popular slope-side stop for generous helpings of classic mountain food. Grab a seat on the sunny terrace and dig into fondue, raclette, tartiflette, or a hearty plate of lasagne — and save room for a crêpe to finish. A perfect pick-me-up after a morning on the slopes.> 582 Rte de l’Alpage, 74110 Morzine
Le Yeti ››
Les Ancelles – Lindarets
At the bottom of the Mossettes chairlift, Les Ancelles is the perfect sun-trap lunch spot when skiing from Avoriaz or Ardent. The team are always friendly, the terrace has beautiful views, and the hearty regional dishes — from bubbling tartiflette to beef bourguignon with chanterelles — are just what you want after a morning on the slopes.
> Les Brochaux, 74110 Montriond
Les Ancelles ››
Le Fangle – Avoriaz
A charming alpine hideaway in the old village above Avoriaz, with a warm fireplace, hearty Savoyard dishes, and a sunny terrace. A favourite for relaxed lunches and authentic mountain comfort.
> Behind La Folie Douce, Avoriaz
Le Fangle ››
Le Vaffieu – Les Gets (via Belvédère Chairlift)
A charming chalet restaurant on the Pléney slopes with all-day sun, generous homemade dishes, and famous desserts — the crème brûlée and raspberry tart are a must. A popular lunch spot, so book ahead.
La Vaffieu ››
Les Trappeurs – Avoriaz
A relaxed, slope-side favourite with sunny terraces, hearty Savoyard dishes, and quick snacks to grab between runs. Ideal for families and friends to refuel after a morning on the mountain.
> 15 Place Jean Vuarnet, Morzine
Les Trappeurs ››
La Paika - Les Gets
A sun-soaked terrace, panoramic views, and an irresistible barbecue of tiger prawns, côte de boeuf, and lamb chops — La Paika is a must for long, lazy lunches in Les Gets. Slightly off the main run but always worth the detour. Book ahead.
> Piste des Vorosses – La Turche, 74260 Les Gets, France
La Paika ››
Chez Babeth – Châtel
A festive, character-filled restaurant in the Pleine Dranse basin known for its cosy chalet décor, hearty food, and the famously witty Babeth who runs it. Unique, lively, and best enjoyed with an open mind — and a reservation!
> Chalets de Pleine Dranse, Châtel
Chex Babeth ››
Le Belvédère – Les Gets
Enjoy sweeping views of the Mont Blanc range from this scenic restaurant and brasserie at the top of the Mont Chéry cable car. In winter, skiers can grab a quick bite at the Chéry’Snack before heading back out.
> Top of the Mont Chéry cable car, Les Gets
Le Belvédère ››
Evening Restaurants
Lunch, sorted. Tell us roughly where you’ll be skiing and when you’d like to meet; we’ll suggest the best spots from our in-chalet resort guides and reserve a table for your group. We’ll add it to your booking; you pay at the restaurant.
Clin d’Oeil
A touch of South Western cuisine in the Alps. Chef-owned and run means consistently good quality at the Clin d’Oeil. A lovely fusion of local dishes and dishes from the South West of France.
La Clin D’Œil: View menu / Book a table >>
La Clin D’Œil: View menu / Book a table >>
Hotel du lac
An included return taxi ride away, set on the serene Lac De Montriond, a spot for those in the know this winter. Hotel du Lac is a newly refurbished hideout away from the bustle of Morzine. With an inventive menu of ethically sourced gastro classics such as “Local Pan fried trout, tomato, beurre blanc, herb gnocchi & herb salad” vegetarian and vegan alternatives.
Hotel du Lac: View menu / Book a table >>
Hotel du Lac: View menu / Book a table >>
Hideout hostel
One of our team’s favourite hangouts. Asian street food with different weekly specials. You may recognise former team member Oscar from our chalets La Roche and L’Isiere who heads up the kitchen here and continues his legacy of 6/5 food. Great vibe, great food and is sympathetic to vegetarians and vegans.
Hideout Hostel: View menu / Book a table >>
Le Grange
Great food in a lovely, old converted barn, a romantic destination that we often recommend for couples.
La Grange: View menu / Book a table >>
L’Etale
The longest menu in town! Most guests choose L’Etale as you are sure to find something for everyone including pizza and all-you-can-eat fondue, raclette and hot stone!
L’Etale: View menu / Book a table >>
L’Etale: View menu / Book a table >>
La Rotonde Restaurant
Sister restaurant to L’Etale, a little calmer than L’Etale. Steph and Dom’s default choices some of our family favourites are ribs, ladies’ steak, pizza Italian and Thai beef salad!
La Rotonde: View menu / Book a table >>
La Rotonde: View menu / Book a table >>
La Chamade
A bit like Marmite, guests have said this is both the best and worst restaurant in Morzine. If you have been before, the restaurant has recently been renovated and now has an open plan kitchen with a chef’s dining table and quirky downstairs wine bar.
La Chamade: View menu / Book a table >>
La Chamade: View menu / Book a table >>
Après Ski
Lunch, sorted. Tell us roughly where you’ll be skiing and when you’d like to meet; we’ll suggest the best spots from our in-chalet resort guides and reserve a table for your group. We’ll add it to your booking; you pay at the restaurant.
Folie Douce
Folie Douce On the plateau in Avoriaz. You can’t miss it. Folie Douce is probably the most famous chain of Apres ski bars in the Alps! Join the party every day from 15:00-18:30.
Le Shooters Bar
Le Shooters Bar Located in the heart of the resort, there is live music twice a day, after skiing and in the early evening from 22:00. The speciality here is the shooters with over 50 different recipes on offer!
Café Le Fantastic
Café Le Fantastic A large sunny terrace right on the snow front, this is an ideal place to call in for a sundowner. Often has DJs playing too.
Bar Robinson
Bar Robinson A traditional French bar, one of the oldest in Morzine run by the same family for 3 generations! always popular and home of the famous Mutzig beer. Busy between 16:00-19:00.
Le Tremplin
The Tremplin Down near the Pleney always hosts some lively parties.
Le Crepu
Le Crepu Further up in town on the road coming down from Le Pleney Bubble. Another friendly spot with a nice vibe, it is also really close to the Cavern & the Tibetan Cafe, literally just downstairs, so you can keep your night out in one area without having to brave the cold night air and snowfall.
The Cavern
Just under Crepu, the Cavern is one of the main nightspots in Morzine. Good, friendly bar with a live DJ and screens showing ski and snowboard movies. Open until 2am.
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