On-piste / Mountain Restaurants in Morzine

Le Pointe de Nyon combines stunning mountain views with a unique nature park featuring impressive birds of prey, creating a memorable experience alongside its menu of traditional French and Savoyard dishes. The restaurant’s famous Savoyard burger layered with melting Reblochon and a rich red-wine onion compote, is an absolute must-try. Open daily and offering activities for all ages, it’s an ideal destination for a full mountain day out, whether you’re dining, exploring or simply soaking up the scenery.

Created in an old farmhouse dating back to 1860, this restaurant has retained the warmth of an old mountain chalet.

During the winter you can take your lunches in the heart of the fabulous skiing area Les Portes Du Soleil because Le Fangle is a mountain restaurant located on the slopes heading down from Avoriaz to Morzine. This charming restaurant has a spacious traditional alpine interior with a roaring log fire to keep you warm on chilly days.

Traditional bar and restaurant accessible on skis in winter or by foot in summer, within close reach of the Cascade des Brochaux.

In the heart of the idyllic mountain village known locally as the 'goat village', enjoy your lunch on the sunny terrace or inside the traditional wood-clad restaurant. In the summer you can watch the cheeky goats roaming around the chalets and playing with the visitors!

Open for breakfast, brunch and lunch, this is a beautiful spot to grab some food during a long day in the mountains.

This restaurant offers breathtaking views, and serves traditional Savoyard and French cuisine with generous portions of food.

This mountain restaurant has a large outdoor terrace which is sheltered all around and, of course, you can dine inside by the fire, you just won't be able to appreciate the stunning views!

Situated at 1490 metres on Mont Chery, this pretty mountain restaurant commands fantastic views over Les Gets and beyond from the large terrace.

Located in the small village of Les Lindarets, specialities at this restaurant include fondue, charcuterie, snails, trout and various snacks.

A great spot to stop off for a drink on the sun-trap terrace or to enjoy a reasonably-priced lunch away from the crowds higher up the mountain.

A popular family-run Savoyard restaurant on the Nyon plateau serving local specialities in a warm and friendly atmosphere.

Cookie Café is a true “must-visit” during your time in the Portes du Soleil. Perched at 2,300m between Morzine, Avoriaz and Champéry, at the top of the Mossettes TDS lift, it’s the highest-altitude mountain restaurant in the region. Expect a welcoming vibe, hearty dishes and a stunning sun terrace offering 360-degree panoramic views - an unforgettable place to pause, refuel, soak up the dramatic Alpine scenery and enjoy a well-earned break high above the valleys below.

Happy Hours Bar in Avoriaz is a lively après-ski and lunch destination right at the base of the Ardent lift, making it the perfect spot to refuel during the day or celebrate after a big run. Known for its high-energy atmosphere, themed parties, and live music, this buzzing bar is never short of fun. With a huge outdoor terrace complete with deck chairs, heaters, and music, plus a small indoor area for wet or chilly days, there’s space to relax or join the party whatever the weather. 

This place is popular and gets very busy at lunch time, so you really do need to book ahead.

Located at the Frond'Neige Hotel-Residence, in the heart of Morzine village, and a great place to stop off during a day on the slopes.

Accessible in summer and winter from the Lindarets plateau, on foot or on skis. This is a popular spot for a sunny lunch on the terrace or a cosy drink inside. 

Le Belvédère, perched at the top of the Mont Chéry télécabine, serves classic Savoyard dishes alongside its signature Belvéd’ burger, layered between crispy potato rösti and topped with a rich mushroom sauce. The spacious, south-facing terrace offers sweeping views across to Mont Blanc, making it an unforgettable place to soak up the scenery. Whether you’re unwinding after a morning on the slopes or settling in for a long, sunny lunch, it’s a true mountain gem.