Courchevel Restaurants, Bars & Après-Ski

Courchevel is a world-renowned destination, offering not only skiing but also a vibrant culinary scene. With dining options from Michelin-starred venues to cosy casual spots, Courchevel restaurants have something for every palate. We’ve selected the top-rated dining and après-ski venues to ensure an exceptional experience in every corner of Courchevel.

Michelin Star Experiences

Courchevel is a culinary destination like no other in the Alps, hosting eight Michelin star establishments across its various villages. For those with a taste for the extraordinary, these establishments combine exquisite cuisine with Courchevel’s unique alpine elegance.

Courchevel 1850

Le 1947 – 3 Michelin stars

Chef: Yannick Alléno | Location: Cheval Blanc Hotel
A renowned venue offering modern French cuisine with seasonal ingredients, Le 1947 is a dining experience to savour.

Le Chabichou – 2 Michelin stars

Chefs: Stéphane Buron and Michel Rochedy | Location: Hôtel Le Chabichou
Known for its refined Savoyard dishes, blending traditional and contemporary styles, perfect for culinary enthusiasts.

Le Kintessence – 2 Michelin stars

Chef: Jean-Rémi Caillon | Location: K2 Palace
Dishes crafted with seasonal ingredients in an elegant, chic setting, creating a one-of-a-kind dining experience.

Sarkara – 2 Michelin stars

Chef: Sébastien Vauxion | Location: K2 Palace

The first dessert-only restaurant to receive 2 Michelin stars, featuring creative sweet courses in an opulent space.

Le Montgomerie – 2 Michelin stars

Chef: Pieter Riedijk | Location: K2 Altitude
Modern French dishes paired with mountain views, making for an unforgettable evening against an alpine backdrop.

Baumanière 1850 – 1 Michelin star

Chef: Eric Samson | Location: Hôtel Le Strato

Serving refined French cuisine with Mediterranean touches in an elegant, intimate setting.

Courchevel La Tania

Le Farçon – 1 Michelin star

Chef: Julien Machet | Location: Courchevel La Tania

A creative take on local ingredients, combining traditional Savoyard flavors with a modern approach.

Courchevel Le Praz (1300)

Azimut – 1 Michelin star

Chef: François Moureaux | Location: Hôtel Azimut

A relaxed yet refined dining spot, Azimut emphasizes fresh, local ingredients in inventive dishes.

These Michelin-starred destinations reflect Courchevel’s commitment to culinary excellence. Reservations are recommended, especially in peak season, to secure your table.

Fine Dining Options

Courchevel’s fine dining extends beyond Michelin stars, with several high-quality establishments that offer exquisite food, exceptional service, and a more relaxed yet refined ambiance. Most of these are located within Courchevel 1850 and include:

• Le Chalet de Pierres: Nestled on the slopes, this spot serves French and Mediterranean-inspired dishes in a rustic setting with panoramic views.
• La Table des Airelles: A sophisticated yet relaxed restaurant with a mix of à la carte and buffet options, perfect for a refined dining experience.
• Le Sylvestre: Known for its modern twist on traditional French cuisine, Le Sylvestre combines high-quality ingredients with elegant presentations.
• Restaurant L'Altiplano: Inspired by Peruvian flavors, L’Altiplano offers a unique fine dining experience with a blend of exotic dishes in a cozy, stylish setting.
• Le Lys: This refined restaurant presents French-inspired cuisine with innovative flavors, creating a luxurious ambiance for diners.

Casual Dining Options

For those seeking a more laid-back dining experience, Courchevel offers plenty of options that deliver quality without the formalities. These casual spots are perfect for families, groups, or anyone looking for a hearty meal in a warm, inviting atmosphere.

Courchevel 1850 Casual Restaurants

• La Fromagerie: A local favourite for Savoyard specialties like cheese fondue and raclette, offering authentic Alpine dishes in a friendly, relaxed setting.
• Le Tremplin: Located at La Croisette, Le Tremplin serves everything from sushi to fondue, making it an ideal spot for diverse tastes and casual dining.
• La Grange à Pizza: This spot is known for gourmet pizzas that blend Italian flavors with local Savoyard touches in a warm, rustic ambiance.
• The Burger Factory: Known for gourmet burgers made with high-quality ingredients, The Burger Factory is a quick and satisfying choice for a casual bite.
• Restaurant De Laroche: This popular restaurant offers hearty Savoyard dishes in a relaxed atmosphere, with a menu centered on local ingredients and flavors.

Courchevel Village Casual Restaurants

• O'Bodega: This lively venue serves tapas and cocktails in a vibrant setting, ideal for sharing plates with friends and enjoying a casual evening.
• Le Caveau: Known for its casual yet gourmet menu, Le Caveau specializes in high-quality charcuterie and cheese boards, paired with fine wines.
• L'Œil de Bœuf: Specialising in high-quality meats and traditional Savoyard dishes, L'Œil de Bœuf offers a laid-back, family-friendly dining experience.
• La Corto: A cosy, intimate bistro known for its hearty regional dishes, La Corto is ideal for a relaxed dining experience with local charm.

Moriond (1650) Casual Restaurants

• O bout d'la rue: This cosy restaurant features a menu with locally sourced ingredients, offering burgers, classic French fare, and a welcoming atmosphere.
• Pizziamo: A popular spot for fresh Italian-inspired pizzas, Pizziamo offers a friendly and casual environment perfect for families and groups.
• L'Ecorce: Known for its hearty dishes, L’Ecorce brings traditional Alpine flavors to life in a cozy, mountain-lodge setting.
• Bistrot Manali: Located in the Manali Lodge, this bistro serves French classics in a stylish, laid-back atmosphere with mountain views.
• La Rôtisserie: A warm and inviting spot known for its savory rotisserie meats and Alpine-inspired sides, ideal for refueling after a day on the slopes.
• Cucina Angelina: Chef Angela Hartnett’s Italian-inspired menu features fresh pasta and mountain-themed dishes, blending Italian and Savoyard influences in a relaxed setting.

Le Praz (1300) Casual Restaurants

• Restaurant La Table de mon Grand Père: Featuring home-cooked, rustic Savoyard specialties, this family-run restaurant offers a welcoming atmosphere and classic alpine flavors.
• L'Etable des Lys: A charming, traditional spot offering a menu centered around high-quality meats and local ingredients, perfect for a hearty meal in a relaxed setting.
• Restaurant Le Bistrot du Praz: Formerly known as Bistro de Praz, this inviting bistro serves creative, locally inspired cuisine with an excellent selection of French wines.
• La Petite Bergerie: A charming restaurant offering traditional Alpine dishes in a cozy, intimate atmosphere with a welcoming, mountain-lodge feel.

Après-Ski Hotspots

Courchevel’s après-ski venues range from lively party spots to relaxed lounges. Each location provides the perfect way to unwind after a day on the slopes, offering a mix of music, entertainment, and stunning views.

Courchevel (1850) Après-Ski

• La Folie Douce: Famous for its vibrant atmosphere with DJs and live performances, La Folie Douce keeps the après-ski energy high until late.
• Le Tremplin: Popular après-ski destination with live music and a welcoming vibe at the base of the slopes..
• Bagatelle: Known for its upscale atmosphere, Bagatelle offers an exclusive après-ski experience.
• Grizzly&Co: A rustic spot with a cozy après-ski vibe, offering hearty drinks in a laid-back setting.

Courchevel Village (1550) Après-Ski

• Le Catérail: This après-ski venue is popular for its cozy atmosphere and wide selection of drinks, ideal for unwinding after a day on the slopes.

Moriond (1650) Après-Ski

• Fire & Ice: Located at Le Portetta Hotel with plush seating, heating, and mountain views for a cosy après-ski.
  
• Funky Fox: One of Courchevel Moriond’s liveliest spots, with live music and a late-night party atmosphere.
• Copiña: Specialises in cocktails and tapas, providing a stylish setting for après-ski with friends.
• Schuss Café: A relaxed wine bar with a cosy ambiance, offering a wide selection of wines.

La Tania Après-Ski

• La Taiga: Popular bar and restaurant with a cosy atmosphere, ideal for hearty après-ski meals.
  
• Ski Lodge: A casual pub known for its lively après-ski scene, perfect for unwinding after skiing.

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