Top Restaurants in Courchevel
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Top 10 restaurants in Courchevel, France
In the center of the French Alps, Courchevel has well more than 100 ski runs for visitors to choose from. Some courses are dotted with moguls, so snowboarding and snowmobiling are popular here, and skiers of all levels of experience will find a slope that's just right.
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1. Pilatus
Overall Ratings
4 based on 284 reviews
Le Pilatus, restaurant de l’Altibar, vous accueille dans un cadre typiquement montagnard. Cuisine traditionnelle et plats régionaux dans une ambiance chaleureuse. Terrasse avec ensoleillement excepetionnel. Soirées savoyardes sur réservation le vendredi soir. Pur moment de plaisir. Organisation de seminaires, soirées privées avec DJ ou orchestre, anniversaires (capacité de 200 personnes). Coté sport et animations : sorties en moto neige, descente de luge en nocturne ou aux flambeaux.
Reviewed By kennyaberdeen - Aberdeen
Stopped here for a hot drink with three family members and greeted by a delightful Maitre’d who showed us to a table. Beautiful building with great historic pictures and amazing gateaux on display. Two useless waiters who were in love with themselves ignored us at a quiet time until one took our order which we gave in fluent French. The order included 3 Vin Chaud, one Esxpresso and a glass of water. Eventually the order was delivered and was excellent but missed the glass of water. FIVE times we repeated the request in English and French and on each ocassion the request was acknowledged but ignored. Eventually my Wife went to the bar and picked up a carafe of tap water asking the original, charming Maitre’d if it was ok to take and could we have some glasses which he promptly brought to our table. The waiter for our table glowered and eventually brought us an incorrect bil. After the bill was corrected we put the exact amount in their miniature tin bucket and the waiter took it without comment. As we left, other staff wished us Bon Journee and Au Revoir but our experience had been soured by two waiters who shouldn’t be in the service industry. ARROGANT AND RUDE! I’d I owned or managed this beautiful and well located establishment these two waiters would be sacked on the spot!
2. Le Farcon
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 328 reviews
Reviewed By FoodyBoody - Salisbury, United Kingdom
We came here on the recommendation of a man living in Meribel. We opted for the €42 lunch plus the chef’s surprise. Standout dishes were the trout cake with crispy top layer, and the tender beef Wellington with foie gras, carrot purée and a complex sauce. The 3 waiters/waitresses were all extremely helpful, spoke good English and explained every dish beautifully. Every detail has been considered so in my opinion this place deserves its one star. Either ski here or dress up and drive over from Meribel. Many thanks - we loved everything about our lunch!
3. Le Chabichou
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 329 reviews
Reviewed By sinonc500 - London, United Kingdom
You get what you pay for. Excellent service, excellent Spa. Lovely room. Only 4 stars as breakfast isn't good.
4. Le Bistrot du Praz
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 158 reviews
Reviewed By DrHabib
A well deserved one Michelin star. Basic but warm decor. Excellent service and very good food. Dessert is the best part. Don't miss the Pain Pardu; it is out of this world.
5. La Saulire
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 133 reviews
Reviewed By Mark K
Popped in for a coffee early morning. No one else there, should have been the indicator. Staff friendly enough. Spotted Monkey 47 Gin at the Bar, so assumed they were onto life and a good place to dine, how wrong we were. Arrived to find owners wife and staff arguing for 10-15min in front of us. Awful. Not sure why we staid for dinner. Talk about Jonny no mates all night, only ones in until Cruella De Ville and cronies arrived late on with over stated 1950's love me attitude. Complete waste of money, apart from the barman who had some degree of first world integrity. Certainly one to avoid.
6. L'Arc en ciel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 143 reviews
Reviewed By John W - Ashtead, United Kingdom
Stopped here for lunch when at the bottom of Courchevel 1650. It is close to the Ariondaz lift entrance. It offers a range of meals from salads and pizzas to pasta and fuller dishes. The pizzas and salads were good. The spaghetti carbonara was very disappointing. Bland and uninviting. Service was attentive and pleasant. Avoid the coffee - it is overpriced at Euro 4.60 for a cafe au lait.
7. Azimut
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 132 reviews
Reviewed By Amy W - Singapore, Singapore
Azimut Restaurant never fail to impress each time we visit. Love to order their degustation menu and sample all the great dishes at a very reasonable price. And the wine pairing I ordered complements the degustation menu so well. Service is great and unpretentious. There may be many great restaurants in Courchevel, but in my humble opinion, I think Azimut Restaurant ranks amongst the best for taste, service and value. It is simply a must-go during travels to Courchevel
8. Le Bouc Blanc
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 451 reviews
Reviewed By TheHaskinsCoulters - Hertfordshire, United Kingdom
Always a warm welcome, we ate lunch here a few times in the week we stayed and also stoppped for a hot drink on the cold days, friendly hard working team, clearly wanting to make you happy and return, good variety of foods and good value for being on the mountain. Large portion sizes too
9. Le Bel Air
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 379 reviews
Mountain Restaurant in Courchevel 1650
Reviewed By kennyaberdeen - Aberdeen
Great location, the Maitre’d makes a point of welcoming you and thanking you. Fast moving, efficient staff and really great food. Huge Terrace and welcoming for drinks. Effective Resevation system by phone or in person as it is often fully booked - Just a great place with great staff
10. Black Pearl
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 80 reviews
Reviewed By Jacob A
We are only staying 50 yards away and we were recommend to eat here but decided to get a take away. We went at only 7:00 pm and not only had they run out of dough but also some ingredients for the pizzas we wanted. We are 7 people but could get 4. This was February half term, so would expect plenty of food.
