Le Shack Restaurant and Bar
Mumma restaurant is next door, and the restaurant offers al fresco Asian-fusion snacking and delicious cocktails.

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Discover the top Chamonix places to eat
There's a wide range of restaurants in Chamonix to suit all tastes and budgets. Read our guide on all the best places to eat in Chamonix and where to find your favourite style of cuisine.
At lunchtime you’ll find that most restaurants offer a well-priced plat du jour or dish of the day. It usually includes locally sourced meat with potatoes and either a salad or seasonal vegetables.
If you’re travelling with children you’ll be pleased to know that most restaurants in Chamonix have children’s menus. Expect classics such as omelette, chicken, burgers with chips or pasta like spaghetti bolognese. If there isn’t a set menu for little ones, many places are happy to prepare smaller portions from the main menu. For something more regional try fondue or raclette, which are fun to share. Children love dipping bread into melted cheese or grilling meat on a hot stone.
Stroll down Avenue Aiguille du Midi and you’ll come across a line of friendly, informal restaurants serving omelettes, crêpes, salads, pasta and local specialities.
If you prefer a modern, cosmopolitan vibe with funky décor and international flavours you’ll also find plenty of places to choose from. Remember that many of these restaurants offer excellent value at lunchtime when the menu is often much cheaper than in the evening. So if you’re not heading up into the mountains, make time to pop into town and see what the plat du jour is.
If you've had enough melted cheese and fancy something a bit different, in Chamonix there are a couple of Japanese restaurants, offering either eat-in or take away services with small and simple modern oriental décor and friendly staff.
Mumma restaurant is next door, and the restaurant offers al fresco Asian-fusion snacking and delicious cocktails.
A really popular restaurant on the Route du Moulin in the centre of Chamonix, they guarantee a dinner that will exceed your expectations.
If you're passing through town you'll be enticed by this lively bar and restaurant, with trendy decor and a buzzing spacious terrace.
A refreshing change from the traditional Savoyarde restaurants in Chamonix, Mumma has quickly become a firm favourite amongst the local residents and visitors alike.
Easy to find at the start of the main pedestrian street in Chamonix with a great view of Mont Blanc, this restaurant serves traditional Indian cuisine to eat in or take away.
Brasserie Chambre Neuf offers you classic international cooking in a friendly mountain atmosphere. Part of the Hotel Gustavia, the restaurant delivers a high-quality lunch and dinner menu in a cosy setting.
Chamonix is catching on to the idea of a proper breakfast, with more places now offering heartier options beyond just a croissant and coffee. Early riser? You’ll have no trouble finding a quick bite or caffeine fix, and there’s even a spot for a full English if that’s your style. Plus, as with any French town, bakeries are everywhere – especially around the centre and Aiguille du Midi.
An à la carte menu, sandwiches (hot or cold), regional dishes and snacks.
This family-run establishment serves craft coffees and home baked goods and treats in a casual, friendly and relaxed atmosphere.
The Comptoir’s menu features a variety of hot and cold dishes, from sandwiches to delicious soups. All to be enjoyed with a lovely view of the mountains.
The perfect place to grab a fresh sandwich to take up the mountain for lunch.
Located underneath the Autannes chairlift at Le Tour, this restaurant is one of the best mountain restaurants in the resort.
Discover the Le 3842 restaurant at the Aiguille du Midi, completely renovated for this winter, and enjoy a meal at altitude.
Throughout the resort you'll easily find a French restaurant to suit both your taste buds and your budget, whether it's homemade Savoyarde specials in a cosy rustic bolthole, or a light airy modern gourmet experience with a wine list and dessert menu to die for.
Their restaurant located in the Flégère ski area has been completely renovated for this winter.
Welcome to Charamillon! A single chalet and two catering options: Chara (takeaway) and Charamillon (self-service).
Located underneath the Autannes chairlift at Le Tour, this restaurant is one of the best mountain restaurants in the resort.
At an altitude of 2000m facing the Mont-Blanc massif, welcome to their restaurant, La Bergerie de Planpraz.
Have a bite to eat in this lovely restaurant that can only be accessed on skis.
Situated in La Folie Douce Hotel, it's the perfect place for traditional alpine cuisine with a modern twist.
Discover the Le 3842 restaurant at the Aiguille du Midi, completely renovated for this winter, and enjoy a meal at altitude.
You will find a takeaway bar and a self-service restaurant in this magnificent wooden chalet at the bottom of the Tabé chairlift.
Takeaway spot at the heart of Flégère ski resort - perfect for a quick bite to eat or a coffee.
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.
Chamonix’s proximity to Italy means you’ll find plenty of Italian restaurants serving pizza, pasta, and strong coffee with authentic flair. Many French spots also offer good pizzas, adding to the mix. Surprisingly for a mountain town, Chamonix also has a small but impressive seafood scene with oyster bars and fresh shellfish platters.
Italian restaurant next to the Savoy nursery ski area with an outdoor terrace and fantastic views.
Great quality ingredients lovingly prepared.
This restaurant is popular with locals for its good value food and unpretentious atmosphere.
Famous amongst the Chamonix locals, this restaurant never fails to impress every time you eat there. This is the most authentic of Italians, run by Fanny and Valerio, the restaurant supplies all sorts of mouth watering dishes to get stuck into!
This pizzeria serves authentic Italian pizza with a thin base and lots of fresh toppings.
This restaurant serves salads, starters, pastas and pizzas, as well as steak and veal dishes.
Chamonix is home to one Michelin starred restaurant, and whilst you might expect a formal dining experience, it is actually very accessible and extremely welcoming. There are also a number of Bib Gourmande listed restaurants in town to enjoy.
The restaurant offers perfectly cooked dishes, charming staff and impeccable service.
Chamonix is not short on bars and pubs, but there are some that offer fantastic pub grub menus, that almost verge on what you'd expect in a restaurant. Expect home made burgers, salads, pastas, fajitas, a variety of menus mixing all cultures and dishes perfectly reflecting the cosmopolitan mix of 'locals' and visitors you'll find here.
Stories is a local craft beer bar and taco restaurant in Chamonix. Enjoy a slice of Mexico in France.
La Folie Douce in Chamonix is the ultimate destination for après-ski with a twist. Perched in the heart of the resort, its vibrant terrace offers panoramic mountain views that make every sip and step feel spectacular. From early afternoon onwards, the atmosphere comes alive with live music and DJ sets, setting the perfect backdrop for an energetic, celebratory vibe.
Nestled at the foot of Mont Blanc, Bighorn Bistro offers a warm, family-run retreat where the flavours of the American West meet the charm of the Alps.
Mumma restaurant is next door, and the restaurant offers al fresco Asian-fusion snacking and delicious cocktails.
Quirkily decorated, as the name suggests, this restaurant has different rooms for different moods. Grab a quick coffee and a snack at the breakfast bar, enjoy a casual meal in the retro formica kitchen area, or sit and take your time over dinner at one of the large tables in the dining room. They also have a large sunny terrace where they serve up a nice BBQ in the summer and a kids play area.
You’ll find plenty of welcoming spots where hearty steaks and burgers hit the spot after a day in the mountains. With cosy alpine settings and that unmistakable smoky flavour from the grill, it’s comfort food done just right.
Delicious menu of grilled meats, fresh fish and traditional Savoyard dishes and cheesy treats.
Quirkily decorated, as the name suggests, this restaurant has different rooms for different moods. Grab a quick coffee and a snack at the breakfast bar, enjoy a casual meal in the retro formica kitchen area, or sit and take your time over dinner at one of the large tables in the dining room. They also have a large sunny terrace where they serve up a nice BBQ in the summer and a kids play area.
Expect to find good quality home made cuisine at this central Chamonix restaurant.
Le Vert in Gaillands is a relaxed spot just outside Chamonix centre serving fresh international dishes with a lovely mountain view. On the menu you’ll find a selection of tasty bar snacks, burgers and a great value three-course dinner. Pop in for a drink on the sunny terrace or settle in for a laid-back evening meal.
Situated just off Chamonix's main pedestrian street, this restaurant specialises in meat, fish and veggies cooked in a Josper BBQ oven. Combining both a grill and an oven, the Josper adds a unique juicy smokiness to the food.
This restaurant can be found in the Hotel Le Prieure.
Sometimes eating out is just too much effort or maybe you just want a quick bite on the run. Well, the choice in town is still varied and plentiful, whether you're looking for a pizza on the sofa or takeaways offering burgers and sandwiches late into the night.
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