Restaurants in Val d'Isere

This mountain restaurant offers good value food at reasonable prices in an excellent location.

This little restaurant in the Galerie des Cimes is one of a few in Val d'Isère doing something a bit different from the norm.

3-star Altitude Hotel welcomes you to dine in their warm cosy dining room or outside on the sunny terrace beside the swimming pool.

In the Fornet ski area, situated at the arrival of the cable car, welcome to this colourful, convivial and atmospheric mountain restaurant.

Tucked away inside the Quiksilver shop on the high street, this relaxed café serves up burgers, wraps, salads and indulgent desserts in a fun laid-back setting. It’s a great choice for a quick bite between shops or a casual meal on a snowy day. Stop in for a coffee milkshake or something more filling before heading out for après.

This funky friendly little pizzeria is open every evening for freshly baked pizzas. Well-priced eat-in or take-away, with a menu full of all the usual classics, plus a few unexpected choices on there. They have an extensive beer menu with some international labels, plus a half decent wine choice too. Desserts aren't fancy, but who can go wrong with Ben & Jerry's. Open in summer and winter, we recommend to phone ahead, especially in peak season.

Situated at the top of the Face of Bellevarde and the Ski World Cup and Olympic Games slopes, Le Bellevarde restaurants offer you an amazing view of the Grand Paradis massifs to the Mont Blanc.

This bar and restaurant is best known for its lively bar, Red Erik beer, and après-ski scene. However, if that is all you know of the place you are possibly missing out as there is also a restaurant on the premises.

This restaurant is just a stone's throw from the pistes and is situated within a vibrant hotel. The surroundings, fixtures and fittings are very funky, colourful and modern and will definitely give you something to talk about!

This restaurant serves a variety of dishes from your local Savoyarde specialities to the self-proclaimed "best steak in town". A favourite amongst the Val d'Isère locals making it one of the most popular restaurants in town. The menu includes Savoyard classics such as cheese fondue, as well as a variety of meat dishes, pizzas and pasta. A separate bar and outdoor terrace mean that you can still call in for a few drinks if a full sit-down meal is not what you are looking for. It is a popular apres-ski spot with regular party nights and DJ sets.

Right at the bottom of the pistes in Tignes Val Claret you will find La Taverne Des Neiges. Serving a range of food from pizzas to Savoyard dishes you can soak up the sun on the terrace at lunchtime or sit in the warm wooden interior for dinner. A great place to stop for lunch whilst out and about skiing in Tignes with a large terrace outside and a big restaurant you can enjoy a meal whatever the weather. At dinner the restaurant has a warm and cosy atmosphere with great food and friendly staff.

This restaurant and bar is located on the Solaise side of Val d'Isère, at the bottom of the Madeline piste and chairlift. It boasts a beautiful terrace looking out over the mountains.

After a great day skiing, enjoy the delicious dishes at this restaurant. The traditions of Alsace and a wide range of French "brasserie" dishes come together to offer a menu rich in tastes and pleasures.

Perfectly situated on the piste back down to Le Fornet in Val d'Isère. With a large outdoor terrace, a warm wooden interior and exceptionally good food, you will not be disappointed.

This restaurant offers local French cuisine, with a great wine selection.

Situated on La Face in the Bellevarde sector at the heart of the ski area, La Peau de Vache serves traditional mountain food to keep you going all day long, including delicious burgers. It can be a little pricey, but is considered well worth it and the views of the valley are fantastic.

Bar Jacques is a friendly, traditional restaurant and bar in central Val d’Isère, known for classic French and Savoyard dishes alongside pizzas. It has a relaxed, cosy Alpine atmosphere and offers good-value comfort food, making it a popular choice for an easy dinner after a day on the slopes.

A charming Italian restaurant in the heart of Val d’Isère’s old village, opposite the church. It serves authentic Italian cuisine with fresh pastas, risottos, meat dishes and delicious desserts in a warm, relaxed Alpine setting. The menu changes seasonally and pairs well with a good Italian wine. Guests love the welcoming service, hearty portions and cosy atmosphere, though reservations are recommended in peak season.