Fœhn Restaurant
Takeaway spot at the heart of Flégère ski resort - perfect for a quick bite to eat or a coffee.
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Takeaway spot at the heart of Flégère ski resort - perfect for a quick bite to eat or a coffee.
Their restaurant located in the Flégère ski area has been completely renovated for this winter.
A lovely restaurant located in the Chamonix valley, the Refuge de la Flégère is a true haven for culinary delights in the heart of the mountains.
At Le Comptoir de Plan Praz in Chamonix, the food celebrates hearty alpine tradition with a refined touch. Expect comforting dishes like rich tartiflette, savory raclette, and melted cheese fondue, perfect after a day on the slopes. Fresh-baked breads, crisp seasonal salads, and homemade desserts add balance. Ingredients are locally sourced whenever possible, offering authentic mountain flavors. Warm soups, generous meat platters and light vegetarian options ensure there’s something for every appetite and mood.
At an altitude of 2000m facing the Mont-Blanc massif, welcome to their restaurant, La Bergerie de Planpraz.
Beginning life as a refreshment stop for alpinists in the mid-1800s, this small chalet sits beside the Les Bossons glacier at 1,358m.
This charming old stone building is located next to a dramatic waterfall. They serve a simple menu on a pretty flower-filled terrace.
Perched up at 1913m beside the famous Mer de Glace, this restaurant boasts one of the most extraordinary views in the valley.
Pretty chalet serving snacks and meals on the route down from the famous Vallée Blanche off-piste run, at the end of the Mer de Glace. Also open in summer for hikers.
A short but steep hike from Chamonix brings you to this rustic restaurant, named for the bright blooms that cover every inch of this traditional mountain refuge.
With the Mer de Glace below you and a stunning vista of snow-capped mountains all around, it's no surprise why this restaurant is called Le Panoramique.