Pub Bars & Clubs in Chamonix

Elevation is the bar that has it all; good food, sunny terrace, great ambience, apres-ski, live music, DJs, and most importantly...a fantastic mix of people.

Opened in 2002, the Micro Brasserie de Chamonix is the oldest micro-brewery in the Haute Savoie. Referred to locally as "the MBC", this is a fun and original place to hang-out. 

A friendly French atmosphere with a great, well-priced, lunch and dinner menu.

This bar is dedicated to good music and good people, firmly established at the forefront of Chamonix’s nightlife scene. It's situated just a short walk from Pelerins station and opposite the local free bus stop at Lake Gaillands.

Found at the bottom of the Bellevue cable car, Le Spot is perfectly located for for lunch or an après-ski drink.

The Pub has everything you look for in a typical British establishment - draught beers, footy on the big screen, and friendly bar staff.

Known for many years as a Swedish bar that did the craziest lock ins, South Bar has been back in French hands for a long time now. 

In winter, Chambre Neuf is THE place to head to for après-ski in Chamonix, with live music from 17:30 to 19:30, Sunday to Friday. Come and join the party atmosphere and dance on the tables.

Anybody who is serious about their skiing (or après-skiing!) has partied in this bar after tackling the world famous Grands Montets.

Bar'd Up is the last port of call along the famous Rue des Moulins and a bit of a Chamonix institution. A dark, noisy and slightly grungy contrast to the swanky bars that line the party street in the centre of Chamonix. 

Expect a warm welcome from the (mostly) Irish bar staff as well as live music, sports matches, lots of different whiskeys and draught Guinness.

The wildest après-ski in town at the foot of the Grands Montets in Argentière village.

Le Pèle made its grand return in December, bringing a fresh vibe to this legendary 70s hotspot.

O'Byrne's is a small bar, selling some fine Irish malt whiskeys.