Restaurants Reviews from Chamonix
also see Restaurants in Chamonix: Restaurants We Like
Le Monchu, Chamonix Centre
by Mikey Bell | | published: 2nd Mar, 2012With two American friends in town, who were specifically requesting a 'Chamonix cheese-fest', it seemed appropriate enough to head to Le Monchu - as 'Le Monchu' is the local dialect word for 'Tourist'. Coined in the 1800s it is a corruption of the word Monsieur and can still be heard in conversation amongst Chamoniards. Set just off the main (tourist) sqaure, just next to the Casino de Chamonix, Le Monchu is a very reasonably-priced Savoyarde restaurant, offering all the usual suspects (Fondue, Pierrade, Raclette etc) and a few specialities as well. ...more
Chambre Neuf, Chamonix Centre
by Jan Ogorzalek | Ski Editor | published: 24th Feb, 2012Most people know Chambre Neuf for it's apres-ski, which is largely regarded as the best apres-ski in the Chamonix valley. With a live band playing every afternoon and hundreds of people dancing on the tables you would be forgiven for overlooking Chambre Neuf as a great place for lunch. ...more
Le Boccalatte, Chamonix Centre
by Alison Shayler | Ski Editor | published: 21st Feb, 2012One thing that is obligatory to try when in Chamonix is a fondue. A big bubbling pot of melted cheese that is guaranteed to burn the roof off your mouth, send you into the deepest food coma you've ever had and cause you to put on at least a stone overnight. ...more
Monkey Bar, Chamonix Sud
by Alison Shayler | Ski Editor | published: 21st Feb, 2012Some friends and I headed over to Monkey Bar recently for a feed. An enormous plate of nachos smothered in salsa, melted cheese, guacamole and sour cream went down well (chilli version available for carnivores), as did a veggie burger and chips. ...more
Les Vieilles Luges, Les HouchesMountain must do
by Robin Deering | Ski Editor | published: 14th Feb, 2012By day this old farm chalet is a perfect off-the-skied-track lunch spot and by night a unique restaurant experience accessible only by foot. ...more
La Caleche, Chamonix Centre
by Alison Shayler | Ski Editor | published: 23rd Mar, 2011La Caleche enjoys a fabulous location right in the heart of Chamonix town centre. Also known as La Maison des Specialites, it offers a wonderful array of meaty and cheesy treats for a truly authentic Savoyarde experience. ...more
La Maison Carrier, Chamonix Centre
by Alison Shayler | Ski Editor | published: 23rd Mar, 2011La Maison Carrier is one of two restaurants belonging to the Hameau de Albert Premier Hotel. It is a cosy, traditional French restaurant where past meets present in a typical Savoyarde style chalet. It offers relaxed dining for those seeking quality traditional, unfussy, earthy, local food without resorting to the ubiquitous fondue and tartiflette. ...more
Restaurant Rendezvous, Les Praz
by Alison Shayler | Ski Editor | published: 23rd Mar, 2011The Hotel Les Lanchers has always had a solid reputation for good food at reasonable prices. The recent refurbishment included a complete overhaul of the bar and restaurant area that has transformed the atmosphere from friendly but rather old-fashioned to chic and relaxed; the restaurant has been relaunched with a new name to match its new look, Rendezvous. ...more
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