The Best Restaurants In Les Arcs
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A ski trip isn’t successful unless you’ve been to one of the best restaurants in Les Arcs. Serving up some seriously tasty dishes from a variety of popular cuisines, the restaurants on this list are the best places for a midday refuel or evening treat after a busy day.
Once you’re on the slopes, you probably won’t feel like skiing or snowboarding back to your chalet to have lunch either! There are a variety of restaurants to choose from, either on the mountain or in Arc 1950 village.
Here’s our selection of the best restaurants in Les Arcs:
La Folie Douce offers something for everyone with three separate dining options: La Fruitiere, La Petite Cuisine and Le Butcher Shop. La Fruitiere offers an à la Carte menu with high class dining on the mountain. The menus are designed around sourcing high quality local produce. La Petite Cuisine offers a shabby chic environment with a plentiful menu. Last but not least, Le Butcher Shop is a great option for those who are looking for a tasty but speedy bite to eat in a comfortable setting.
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This large chalet restaurant boasts fantastic views across the mountain, in a great location. Make the most of the sun-soaked terrace, and an array of dishes from the traditional Savoyard options to everyday gourmet pub grub. Make sure to book ahead!
What you need to know:The Altiport snack restaurant sits at a dizzying 2100m with panoramic views. The outdoor seating area is a great place to tuck into some hearty food whilst watching other skiers enjoy the slopes. Head up the mountain to enjoy one of their famous burgers!
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Belliou La Fumée is a local favourite. With an authentic stone and wooden chalet feel to it, enjoy a meal by the fireplace and choose from a large gourmet menu. This restaurant also features an outdoor terrace so you can enjoy the sun on your face whilst tucking in.
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Le Chalet du Pré St Esprit offers a gourmet and traditional restaurant seating area with Savoyard dishes and as well as a 'Menu Du Jour' in their Cheminée area. Le Schuss is their self-service side of the restaurant for those looking for high-quality food on a schedule.
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Enjoy traditional food and service with a smile with proper French local cuisine including the usual Savoyard specialities with a twist. This restaurant is a great opportunity to mingle with locals and perhaps take their lead on what you should order!
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With a funky, contemporary interior, Vache Rouge offers a selection of local French specialities in a relaxed environment. Serving everything from spit-roast meat specialities to seafood or fondue, you will find something for everyone.
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Sitting in the heart of the village, Le Perce Neige provides delicious alpine cuisine using locally sourced produce in a cosy yet sophisticated setting. The restaurant offers both indoor and outdoor dining with 80 seats available on the terrace.
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This cosy new restaurant in Arc 1950 offers a tempting array of pizzas, salads and traditional Savoyard specialities. The classy decor and warming atmosphere make La Bohème a superb place to relax after a long day out in the cold.
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In true traditional Brasserie style, the food, the setting and the service is of the highest standard. Open daily for breakfast and dinner, enjoy the relaxing and chic atmosphere.
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Chez Léontine is a characterful and family-friendly restaurant offering traditional cuisine and a wide selection of fondues cooked in front of you.
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If you enjoy a hearty lunch on the slopes (cheese fondue anyone?) and you would prefer a lighter dinner option back at the chalet, we offer a ‘Switch Menu’ where dinner choices such as Grilled Goats Cheese & Roast Beetroot Salad, Pan-fried Salmon fillet with sizzled ginger, chilli and red onion or Lemon Baked Chicken and Warm Quinoa Salad can be ‘switched in’ from our standard menu.
We can pre-book restaurant reservations on your behalf, just let us know which restaurant, date, preferred time and the number of people. Don’t forget we can also pre-book all the other extras such as lift passes, equipment hire and ski lessons. We’re here to make your Les Arcs ski holiday as seamless as possible.
Please contact Louise, Jess, Maxine, Cam or Millie if you have any questions.