Where to Eat in Morzine

If you're after a sizzling outdoor buffet BBQ experience there are a couple of spots up the mountain to fuel you up for the final run home at the end of the day.

In resort you'll find coffee and croissants if you like an early start, or somewhere to simply grab a coffee. But if you're after a full English or a bacon sandwich there's a spot for that too.

As in any French town you're never far from a bakery. Head to your nearest one for fantastic cakes, pastries or just a morning baguette and a coffee. 

Most of the restaurants in Morzine are child friendly, with kid's menus and early sittings. Some won't have a children’s menu, so if this is important to you we’d advise you check when booking.

Throughout the resort you'll easily find a French restaurant to suit both your taste buds and your budget, whether it's homemade Savoyarde specials in a cosy rustic bolthole, or a light airy modern gourmet experience with a wine list and dessert menu to die for.

Like most places you don't have to look to hard to find a decent pizza. In resort there are a couple of great places that are well known for their pizzas and Italian dishes. Many of the local French restaurants also may have pizza and pasta on their menus.

Morzine has no Michelin starred restaurants but there are at least three in the resort that are recommended by the Guide Michelin.

Something that appears to be gaining in popularity in Morzine, is the pub or gastropub, which offers the après-ski experience alongside a chance to line the stomach. With large tables and cosy comfy alcoves, they are ideal for families or large groups aswell as just the two of you. 

There is a wide choice of takeaway spots in Morzine, offering reasonably priced pizzas, chips. crepes and panini's.

Although French cuisine isn't well known for being particularly veggie-friendly, there are a number of restaurants in town that serve vegetarian options.