This trendy restaurant is located in the centre of Chamonix, the Chef David Lillieroth was the head chef at one of our favourite restaurants “Munchies” for many years before taking the jump and opening up his own restaurants ‘Mumma’ and ‘Le shack’ right next door to each other.

Their website describes David’s food as “borderless, crazy-tasty cuisine, in a non-pretentious, néo-bistrot atmosphere” and it is certainly that! 

Mumma is designed with sharing in mind; the space, the menu, the saké. With everyone in the same room, it's bustling, a little noisy, and full of life.

L'Index is tucked away in the forestry area outside the centre of Chamonix and is a wonderful option for lunch or dinner. The cross country tracks pass just next to the restaurants and during the summer this is an excellent stop-off during your hike or bike ride. 

Serving a wonderful gastro-styled menu with a relaxed and authentic touch, L'Index is definitely worth a visit both during winter and summer.

Offering stunning views in a picturesque setting at the foot of the Flégère cable car, Le Castel is a wonderful option for a lunch in the sun, a drink after skiing or a cosy evening meal.

Le Castel offers a combination of bistronomic and traditional cuisine for the whole family to enjoy. Children love to play on the lawns in front of the restaurant, making this a great option for families.

This impressive log-cabin restaurant is a big favourite with the Hip Chalets’ guests. 

A typical, romantic setting with stylish decor and very cosy feel - perfect both lunch time and for dinner. 

The food is classic - typical French, with a lovely mix of traditional dishes, fish and lighter options. 

We typically love the large sun terrace, which is always beautifully arranged for guests to enjoy a wonderful lunch in the sun whilst taking in the fabulous views of the golf course and Mont Blanc panorama.

Le Comptoir des Alpes is  a gourmet restaurant, offering a healthy and natural Scandinavian cuisine - all in a very smart and contemporary setting. 

Enjoy salmon, trout, haddock, and other kinds of high quality smoked fish, all beatifully prepared and presented.  

Sample vegetables and traditional Nordic dishes, both sweet and savoury. And as an accompaniment, why not have some Voss mineral water, Skøll beer, or Absolut vodka?

Cap Horn has become one of the most popular restaurants in Chamonix, with a beautiful setting, and great atmosphere.

Located on the buzzing Rue du Moulin, this modern restaurant offers seafood as a main focus on the menu. French windows open onto a large sun-terrace.

For a more intimate experience, guests can choose to sit in the mezzanine above the main room, which also later links in to the popular Night Club Les Caves.

Looking to try the BEST artisanal hot dog’s in the Chamonix valley?

This trendy little restaurant is kid & dog friendly and is located on the ‘rue des moulins’, one of Chamonix’s most prominent streets for bars & restaurants. They offer mostly take-away but they do have a little terrace for those who wish to dine in.

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This is not a place to miss! 

A Parisian bistro style restaurant with gorgeous alpine wooden décor in the heart of Chamonix. Josephine’s is open all day long, serving a French style cuisine that is accompanied by incredible old school French hospitality.

Josephine’s is where you will find mouth watering seafood made with fresh produce only, as well as Savoyard specialities, raclettes and meat.

Set in one of the most beautiful art deco-inspired pink buildings, this Rose du Pont offers a mix between a high-end french tea salon & restaurant, perfect for a drink or two, lunch or evening meal.

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The food is typical French with cheese-platters, authentic French dishes and a lovely lunch menu.​

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This former, renowned & iconic après-ski bar 'La Terrasse' has ha a complete revival and rebranding, and is a must to visit during your stay in Chamonix.

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If you are looking for an authentic and unique Japanese dining experience, Satsuki is just the place. Chef Tatsuya Ishizaki has curated a mouth watering menu with classic dishes that include sushi, sashimi, tempura, tonkatsu and sukiyaki. 

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Satsuki is situated only a 2 minute walk from the centre of town, at the top of the main street Rue Joseph Vallot. 

This buzzing and cool Swedish restaurant is still holding the flag as one of the best places in Chamonix.

Offering pioneering cross-over food with fantastic colours and tastes, with a relaxed and professional Swedish service, fun atmosphere and great location right on Rue du Moulin in the very heart of Chamonix centre,

Munchies gets very quickly booked up so don’t leave it too late! Even the prince of Sweden was once turned away as he didn't have a reservation…

Moo bar is another Swedish gem, located on the road up to the train station and run by a bunch of fantastic Swedish professionals and veterans in the restaurant industry.

Moo is a great option for apres ski, lunch on bad weather days, or dinner - serving menu which could be seen in a gastro pub in Paris or London - with a Scandi-touch of course!

If you are searching for a truly exquisite gastronomic experience, dining in Pierre Maillet’s two Michelin star restaurant will take you on an epicurean journey of discovery and expression in taste. 

For five generations they have been delivering a combination of fine alpine produce and delicate treasures in the heart of Chamonix.  The setting is of relaxed modern elegance with floor to ceiling windows, where charming staff will welcome you and offer flawless service. 

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Perched on the edge of the river Arve in the centre of Chamonix town, L’Atmosphere has a wide variety of European dishes to suit your taste, enjoyed in cosy and contemporary surroundings. 

To sit on the covered terrace land look onto Mont Blanc, while the river runs below is particularly special. The restaurant’s huge popularity speaks for itself, always boasting great reviews. 

This restaurant truly is a feast for both the eyes and the palette - dressed with a thousand artefacts from a bygone era with a menu offering authentic “Chamoniard” cuisine. It is an alpine haven full with wooden sleds, charming knickknacks and endless fascination. 

La Caleche has a local and rustic feel, ideal for a family meal out, with plenty of traditional French comfort food to satisfy hungry stomachs after a hard day on the mountain! We would particularly recommend their famed triple cheese fondue!

Owned and run by another colourful Chamonix-based Swede, this buzzing and cosy restaurant is a great option if you are looking for hearty cross-over food.

Using a specific slow-cooking Josper oven, Susanna and her chefs produce the most sublime meat, fish and veg. 

Fun atmosphere and friendly staff, Bizes is a must to visit during your Chamonix holiday! 

Vegan and vegetarian options available.

This is “the” pizza restaurant in town!

Valerio and his family have been running this busy restaurant  on the back streets of Chamonix town since we can remember, and it’s always a safe and wonderful choice if you feel like a super tasty pizza and fabulous wine!

We love a relaxed dinner by the bar, but for larger groups it’s aways necessary to reserve a table. 

The on-site restaurant of the top of the Montenvers Train Station, Restaurant Le Montenvers, features French regional cuisine. A few metres away, guests can also enjoy a drink at Le Bar des Glaciers or a lunch at Le Panoramique restaurant which features a panoramic terrace with views of the Mer de Glace. 

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