Pub Bars & Clubs in Chamonix

MBC Pub welcomes you to Chamonix Mont-Blanc, offering a unique taste of Canada in the heart of the French Alps. Open since 2002, this lively bar has become a firm favourite with locals, seasonal workers, and visitors alike, renowned for its award-winning craft beers brewed in-house using pure glacier water.

Le Vert Bar is a lively hotspot at the heart of Chamonix’s nightlife, dedicated to good music, good people, and unforgettable evenings. Conveniently located just a short walk from Pèlerins station and opposite the local free bus stop at Lake Gaillands, it’s easy to drop by after a day on the slopes or to start a night out in town.

Elevation 1904, nestled in the stunning Chamonix-Mont-Blanc, is a vibrant and welcoming bar and restaurant that promises a memorable Alpine dining experience. Situated at 259 Avenue Michel Croz, it combines a friendly atmosphere with breathtaking mountain views, making it a favourite for both locals and visitors.

Bistrot Des Sports, nestled in the heart of Chamonix-Mont-Blanc, perfectly blends the charm of a traditional French bistro with the lively atmosphere of a sports bar. Located at 182 Rue Joseph Vallot, this welcoming spot is a favourite among locals and visitors seeking delicious food, drinks, and a relaxed Alpine vibe.

South Bar is a well-loved institution in Chamonix Sud, steeped in history and famed for its lively past. Once a Swedish bar celebrated for its wild lock-ins, it has been back in French hands for many years while retaining its vibrant and welcoming spirit. Situated at the foot of the iconic Aiguille du Midi, South Bar boasts stunning views of the Mont Blanc glacier, making it a perfect spot to take in the Alpine scenery.

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

Chambre Neuf is a legendary hotspot in Chamonix, known for hosting some of the best après-ski parties in town. Situated at the top end of the village near the train station, it’s a favourite meeting place for locals, tourists, mountaineers, and skiers from across Europe, including a large Scandinavian crowd. With a live band performing six nights a week, the atmosphere is electric, making it a must-visit for anyone who loves to dance, socialise, and celebrate the day on the slopes.

Bar’d Up is a true Chamonix institution, tucked at the end of the famous Rue des Moulins. Offering a dark, noisy, and slightly grungy contrast to the glitzy bars along the party street, it exudes a relaxed, anything-goes vibe. Often described as an Australian-style bar, the interior carries a beach shack feel, complete with surfboards on the walls, creating a fun and informal atmosphere where nights often turn out messier than planned.

Since 1966, Le Pèle has been an iconic part of Chamonix, located in the heart of Rue des Moulins and staying true to its rich history. This warm and welcoming bar is the perfect place to eat well, drink well, and share authentic moments with friends, locals, and curious visitors alike.

The Pub in Chamonix is a classic British-style bar that combines the warmth of a traditional pub with the lively atmosphere of the Alps. Famous for its friendly staff, draught beers, and big TVs, it’s the perfect place to relax, catch up with friends, or watch the latest sports action.

Situated in the heart of Argentière village, The Office is a vibrant restaurant and bar that brings the flavours of Mexico and South America to the French Alps. With a focus on fresh ingredients and bold tastes, the menu offers plenty of vegetarian and vegan options, making it a favourite for diners with diverse palates. From tacos and burritos to hearty plant-based dishes, there’s something to satisfy everyone after a day on the slopes.

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

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