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Swiss Alps, Switzerland Food Guide: 10 European food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Morgins
Discover Restaurants offering the best European food in Morgins, Swiss Alps, Switzerland including Le Ferrage, Le Di.Vins, Restaurant Fleur de Neige, La Table Savoyarde, La Poya, Point Gourmand, Le Vieux Four, Le Hors Piste, Les Fontaines Blanches, Le Renard
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10. Le Renard
Overall Ratings
4 based on 94 reviews
Reviewed By Abbe Le Pelley L
My family and I have been to Le Renard many times, for simple family dinners (we have 2 children) and relaxed lazy lunches. We have also been with larger groups, my husband had a big table here for his 40th with lots of friends. It was great. Rob and Matild, the owners and managers of Le Renard, couldnât be more helpful and accommodating. We always feel so welcome no matter the type of evening planned. The food is homemade and delicious, and the portion sizes are unbelievably generous - just what you need to follow a hard day on the slopes. The set menu is great value and the terrine in particular is fantastic! A definite must if you are staying in Chatel, summer or winter!
9. Les Fontaines Blanches
Overall Ratings
4 based on 88 reviews
Reviewed By Geneva2009
After the ski we tried to get a drink and some food (any food). However, as it was 6 pm it was too late for afternoon snacks and too early for diner. Thus we ended up with a drink (which we unfortunately ordered before knowing that we couldn't eat anything...)
8. Le Hors Piste
Overall Ratings
4 based on 219 reviews
The only thing we have in our freezer is ice cream and ice! All of our food is homemade, from the burgers to the burger sauce and hand-cut chips. Our pizzas are made from truly wonderful Napolitan flour and incredibly good mozzarella. We have a very small
Reviewed By 131vickyc
We have eaten here before and the burgers remain delicious and very good value but the chips were disappointingly dry and the other dishes seemed rather expensive. 22⬠for a curry! Also, I wonder why a restaurant in the French Alps serves Prosecco as its sparkling wine! Why do that when the local fizz is so much better?
7. Le Vieux Four
Overall Ratings
4 based on 546 reviews
Reviewed By 15PeterK
Quaint restaurant on two floors hence restaurant was busy when we went. Food was good and in particular enjoyed the smoked salmon starter and duck entree, both tasty and beautifully cooked. Shame however about the service which through no fault of the servers was challenged. Too many table to handle. Nice place though.
6. Point Gourmand
Overall Ratings
4 based on 156 reviews
Elaborate and local kitchen.
Reviewed By Tilly B
We were actually booked at a different restaurant but when we arrived that restaurant was, to our surprise, closed! So we ended up in Point Gourmand simply because we needed something to eat & very quickly our disappointment at the our booked venue being closed, disappeared! Be warned, this place isn't cheap but if you're a foodie then you'll feel it worth the money - an absolutely amazing meal. We tried the 6 course "surprise" menu, we were asked if there is anything we can't/don't eat and then the courses started coming and what a delight! Completely top end, fine dining style food, every course had been thought about, was beautifully balanced, packed full of flavour & everything perfectly cooked by someone who is obviously very skilled in the kitchen and understands food - I honestly didn't want it to end! We were also recommended wines to accompany some courses and were simply poured a glass each (no trying to sell you loads of alcohol). So many times, I've heard on cooking programs "The fish is the star of this dish" and this is the 1st time I've eaten a course of food and actually got that!! Couple this amazing food with friendly, knowledgeable service & we had the most wonderful evening.
5. La Poya
Overall Ratings
4 based on 500 reviews
Reviewed By ilona_ko84
We visited this restaurant off season with our little baby girl. The host did everything to make sure we were comfortable and had everything we needed for our little one. Very friendly & helpful guy. Lunch was really nice and served really efficiently. Hidden gem is their little terrace at the back of the restaurant with a stunning view on the valley. Amazing!
4. La Table Savoyarde
Overall Ratings
4 based on 390 reviews
Petit Restaurant Savoyard Et Familial Cuisinant Principalement Des Plats A Base De Fromage: Fondue Au Fromage, Tartiflette, Berthoud, Croute Au Fromage. Notre Petit Restaurant Ne Peux Pas Prendre Des Groupe De Plus De 7 Personnes: Salle Et Cuisine Trop Pe
Reviewed By macabstract
We were recommended this place by a friend for its quality and value for money - and it was perfect.We ordered raclette (cheese and potatoes) and fondu, which came with a plate of charcuterie each.Apart from the excellent food, the most notable thing is that our host was very generous and attentive, and we were supplied with bread, potatoes and salad. Everything extra was offered (not asked for) and delivered with a smile!The bill came to â¬120 for food (6 people), and â¬50 for drink (two bottles of wine and a beer).Honestly I cannot fault this place, and everyone in our party agreed we had eaten very, very well.Bravo!!!
3. Restaurant Fleur de Neige
Overall Ratings
4 based on 299 reviews
Reviewed By N8827WOrichardj
Very well appointed restaurant. Calm atmosphere with good service. Wide range on menu to suit all tastes and budgets. We had veal fillet and fillet steak. Both coked to perfection and well presented. Would highly recommend. Quite relaxed as just up from main centre. Dear Richard,What a real pleasure to read such a nice review!We are very grateful for your kind words regarding our food and service, as your appreciation always means a lot to us, and we were thrilled to share them with our team members, who were all very flattered.Indeed, our highly trained staff members always try their best to provide you with an experience both unique and innovative and we are once again very thankful for your feedback.We hope to have the great pleasure of welcoming you back among us very soon and we stay at your full disposal for any assistance you may need. In the meantime, we wish you a very pleasant day.Best regards,Karolina Trincaz
2. Le Di.Vins
Overall Ratings
4 based on 108 reviews
Reviewed By Tony C
I usually distrust restaurants which have photos of food on the walls, but here that would be a mistake. The menu is interesting and short (a good sign), and the food is beautifully presented. Duck parmentier was delicious, and my friend was ecstatic about his steak.They are a micro brewery and their kolsch beer is very good. Nice bar as well. Staff all very welcoming.
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1. Le Ferrage
Overall Ratings
4 based on 82 reviews
Reviewed By David G
This restaurant would not exist were it not for the view of the Dents du Midi. The view is truly impressive. The food is reasonable, but not inspired. The service is painfully beyond belief. Two bits of advice - get there early if you want to eat at a sensible hour, and take a coat/sweater because it gets cold and the seating is mostly outside.Dear Sir,Just tell you that we are very upset to have only a "2" ! But it is your right !Never mind, we will survive, but a "2" with all the efforts we do here, i think it is not correct..Best Regards,Jerome Puippe
