If you’ve booked a luxury self catered chalet in Morzine you are likely to want to sample the culinary delights of town. La Chamade is right in the centre of Morzine, right next door to the Spar. It is a large fine dining restaurant with a reputation for having an interesting menu. If you are...
Located centrally in Morzine at 112 Chemin De La Coutettaz, Cafe Chaud is now under new ownership with new plans for winter. There is something going on at Cafe Chaud most nights of the week. The long running Sunday night Drum and Bass night is continuing with local DJs providing the music. On Monday there...
Reviewed for Elevation by Giles Towler Located right in the heart of town near the bottom of the Pleney lift and a stone’s throw from some of the most popular bars in town (and right next door to L’Opera nightclub), L’Etale restaurant is a popular location for both lunch and dinner with locals and tourists...
La Flamme is a little restaurant next to the Super Morzine telecabin The menu is pretty standard with Savoyard classics and meat dishes, burgers and pizza. We stopped for a quick mid week evening meal and had the Chevre Tartiflette and Royale Burger for our main course. The tartiflette was tasty, just a normal...
The Rotonde is of he most popular restaurants in Morzine. It a large place but they have zoned it so it feel homely rather than cavernous. It is in a great location, just down the road from the Pleney but also just off the town square. Its large sunny terrace makes it very welcoming especially...
If you have chosen to to come on a self catered holiday to Morzine, at some point you will probably want a takeaway. So here is the lowdown on what’s on offer. Mammas Where the Seasonnaires are fed. It is very Brits orientated with a wide variety of Burgers, pizza, wraps and noodles and even fish and chips. It...
La Granges is a traditional local restaurant with a friendly atmosphere and a reasonably priced menu. So it is always popular and gets great tripadvisor reviews. Right in the heart of Morzine, it is tucked away behind the toy shop at the cross roads. The menu includes lots of traditional Savoyard specialties like fondue and...
Les Vents d’Anges is a unassuming little place in a corner of the Mairie square. Inside it is slightly bigger than it looks, but you would still call it cosy and intimate. It classes it self as french cuisine but you won’t find just the standard Savoyard fare as there are plenty of more worldly flavours...
Le Clin d’Oeil means The Wink, an odd name for this excellent Morzine restaurant. The menu is based on dishes from the South West of France so there is lots of duck plus a wide selection of steaks, Savoyard classics, a few interesting meat dishes and a good specials board. Its famous cassoulet is a real treat, they even...
The Bec Jaune is a trendy micro brewery, lovingly producing 3 or 4 different ales per week. Much the same as you’ll find in any up and coming city, the Bec has been done out in a rough industrial shabby chic style. 80s snowboards are scattered around and classic LPs are tacked up on the walls. The...
