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Steaks / Grills Restaurants in Val d’Isere

Find your perfect Val d’Isere restaurant, shortlisted by our local experts

There are a wide range of restaurants in Val d'Isere to suit all tastes and budgets.

Find loads of top tips and local insights in our Val d'Isere Where to Eat Guide.

L'Etincelle Restaurant, Val D'Isere

L'Etincelle Restaurant

Location
Val d’Isere

Enjoy lunch on the large terrace on sunny days, or in the evening settle into the welcoming and stylish dining area and enjoy the laid-back ambiance.

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An image of a logo for a ski resort restaurant apres-ski bar in Val d'Isere

La Rotisserie Restaurant

Location
Val d’Isere

The five star luxury Hotel Les Balmes de l'Ours invites you to enjoy a delicious meal in their farmhouse style rotisserie restaurant.

image of a terrace in the sun in the mountains, with bright coloured bench and tables and chairs.

Bar de l'Ouillette Restaurant

Location
Val d’Isere

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.

1789 Restaurant, Val d'Isere interior

1789 Restaurant

Location
Val d’Isere

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

An image of a BBQ at a ski resort restaurant apres-ski bar in Val d'Isere

Le Petit Danois Bar and Restaurant

Location
Val d’Isere

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.

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About choosing a restaurant in Val d'Isere

There are a wide range of restaurants in Val d'Isere to suit all tastes and budgets. Read our guide on all the best places to eat and where to find your favourite style of cuisine.

Worth noting is that at lunchtime most restaurants will offer a well-priced 'Plat du Jour' (dish of the day), normally consisting of locally-sourced meat, potatoes and a salad or seasonal vegetables. 

In France it’s very normal to bring children to restaurants, even later in the evening at smart venues. French children often eat the same food as adults, so a dedicated children’s menu isn’t always necessary. In family resorts like Val d’Isère most restaurants are happy to accommodate children, and if there isn’t a specific menu, just ask for smaller portions. Traditional alpine dishes are mild and fun, with children often enjoying dipping bread into fondue or grilling meat on a pierrade.

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