Restaurants

Where to eat in Les Menuires: restaurant guide & shortlists

The best restaurants in Les Menuires: La Marmite, Le Comptoir, La-Haut, Jacks, plus Le Petit Ogre pizza and pad thai delivery with Mountly.

The best restaurants in Les Menuires cover La Croisette and Les Bruyères: La Marmite and Le Comptoir for mountain cooking, La-Haut for a fireside fondue night, Jacks for homemade food and live music, and Le Petit Ogre through Mountly when you want pizza, burgers or pad thai delivered across the station.

Where to eat in Les Menuires: restaurant guide & shortlists

The best restaurants in Les Menuires cover La Croisette and Les Bruyères: La Marmite and Le Comptoir for mountain cooking, La-Haut for a fireside fondue night, Jacks for homemade food and live music, and Le Petit Ogre through Mountly when you want pizza, burgers or pad thai delivered across the station.

Best restaurants in Les Menuires at a glance

Les Menuires is the practical heart of the Belleville valley. Most evening tables sit in La Croisette or Les Bruyères; Preyerand holds a few quieter rooms. Confirm winter opening weeks before you arrive, especially early or late season.

Restaurant

Style

Best for

Area

La Marmite

Traditional Savoyard

Fondue and cable-car dinners

Les Bruyères

Le Comptoir

Modern mountain canteen

Lunch on the Croisette, refined dinners

La Croisette

La-Haut

Homemade bistro

Fondue by the fire

Preyerand

Jacks

International and Savoyard

Après and live music

Les Menuires

Le Petit Ogre

Pizza, burgers, pad thai

Delivery across the station

Preyerand

Mountain rooms in Les Bruyères and La Croisette

These two sit at the centre of resort life and take the bulk of ski-week bookings.

La Marmite

La Marmite in Immeuble Bellevue, Les Bruyères, is a Maître Restaurateur mountain restaurant under chef Aurélien Montier. The house site lists traditional Savoyard cooking, daily restaurant service at lunch and dinner, plus a snack counter. In winter it also offers dinners in converted cable cars and an igloo (Monday to Friday).

Book the cable-car experience early if that is the evening you came for. Ordinary dining room tables are easier but still fill on Saturday.

Le Comptoir

Le Comptoir sits on La Croisette in Immeuble Oisans. By day it works as a mountain canteen with show cooking; by evening chef Luis’s team shifts to homemade regional plates and a wine-bar mood. The restaurant’s site lists long daily hours and a ski-side outdoor bar for crêpes and drinks between runs.

A strong all-day option if your group mixes skiers who want a quick lunch with a proper dinner later.

Fireside bistro and après energy

When you want either a quieter homemade table or a louder night, these two cover both ends.

La-Haut

La-Haut in Quartier Preyerand (Immeuble Villaret) is a fireside bistro known for homemade cooking and fondue. TripAdvisor reviews through early 2026 still praise the welcome from the floor team and the generous Savoyard plates. Book for dinner in peak weeks; it is a favourite with families.

Good when you want a calmer room than the Croisette bars.

Jacks Les Menuires

Jacks runs a second site in Les Menuires (Immeuble Chavière) alongside the original in Méribel. The brand site lists homemade international and Savoyard food, burgers, pizza, vegetarian options and live music, with winter-only opening for the Menuires branch (next season listed as winter 2026/27 after summer closure).

Use it for après and a lively dinner rather than a quiet date night.

Pizza and delivery nights

Le Petit Ogre in Preyerand (145 rue des Chevreuils / Immeuble le Villaret) does artisan pizzas, burgers and pad thai for takeaway and delivery across Les Menuires. The venue’s ordering page and the resort listing confirm evening opening from around 17:30. Explore Savoie notes an information update in December 2025.

  • Order pizza or pad thai when the group cannot agree on fondue
  • Delivery covers the whole station according to the restaurant
  • Book through Mountly for chalet delivery without another walk to Preyerand

How to book and when to go

La Marmite’s cable-car tables and Saturday dinners need planning. Le Comptoir is more flexible at lunch. La-Haut and Jacks take walk-ins when they can, but peak February weeks are reservation territory.

If you want a Michelin detour, René et Maxime Meilleur (La Bouitte) in Saint-Marcel above Saint-Martin-de-Belleville is the valley’s two-star address. It is not in Les Menuires itself; budget time and a transfer.

Food delivery in Les Menuires with Mountly

Open the Les Menuires resort page to see current Mountly partners. Le Petit Ogre is the listing for pizza, burgers and pad thai delivered to chalets and apartments. Combine one restaurant booking with one delivery night and you cover most ski-week moods.

Frequently asked questions

What are the best restaurants in Les Menuires?

La Marmite for traditional Savoyard cooking and cable-car dinners, Le Comptoir on La Croisette, La-Haut for homemade fondue, Jacks for après and live music, and Le Petit Ogre for pizza delivery via Mountly.

Can you eat dinner in a cable car in Les Menuires?

Yes. La Marmite offers winter dinners in converted cable cars and an igloo, typically Monday to Friday. Book ahead.

Does Les Menuires have food delivery?

Yes. Le Petit Ogre delivers artisan pizzas, burgers and pad thai across the station. Order through Mountly to your chalet or apartment.

Where is Jacks in Les Menuires?

Jacks Les Menuires is in Immeuble Chavière. It is winter-season only; the brand’s Méribel site is open year-round.

Is there Michelin dining near Les Menuires?

René et Maxime Meilleur (La Bouitte) in Saint-Marcel above Saint-Martin-de-Belleville holds two Michelin stars. It is a short transfer from Les Menuires, not in the resort centre.