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Best Gastropub restaurants nearby. Discover the best Gastropub food in Montriond. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Gastropub restaurants near you. including Bec Jaune Brewery, L'Outa, Bar Le National, Le Telemark
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1. Bec Jaune Brewery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 401 reviews
Fresh beer and fresh food
Reviewed By edcott
Our chalet staff recommended and booked this forward and initially a bit disappointed as looking for traditional mountain far, but how wrong could I be. We ordered a number of dishes to share and were all absolutely spot on, one of the best meals Iâve had in the alps. Add to that some decent beers and very reasonably priced wine (cheaper than the chalet honesty bar) and canât go wrong. Simply awesome! Will be returning when next in Morzine.
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2. L'Outa
Overall Ratings
4 based on 178 reviews
Bottin Gourmand 2017
Reviewed By nickp662017
Managed to secure a table for two at L'outa a very quaint, family run business, nice to be in the Alps and be offered a choice of meals not just the traditional local rustic offerings, which can be slightly cheese and meat heavy! Saffron risotto with scallops, Huge Gambas with pesto linguini and some rather nice Mediterranean rose, nice mid week treat.
3. Bar Le National
Overall Ratings
4 based on 112 reviews
Bar Le National is a friendly Scottish-owned bar in the French village of Saint-Jean-d'Aulps, which is located in the Portes-du-Soleil ski resort area. Open all year round, Le National attracts a very mixed crowd of local French and English speaking resid
Reviewed By Stevenlulu
Great bar serving great pizza, always a friendly welcome. Love the roof terrace and the quiz nights.
4. Le Telemark
Overall Ratings
4 based on 135 reviews
Reviewed By SteffAfrica
From the outside it looked like another small restaurant with a little terrasse.When looking at the menu, there were several different options (typical food from the Alps and more traditional) which looked enticing. We settled for the terrace while the sun was still up high in the sky and we all choose the 'Dish of the day' for a mere 10 EUR which turned out to be great !That's when we realised that the chef was probably not one of those small cooks that travels from one resort to the next every season but more probably the owner of the restaurant, because its meal was simply delicious. Even my son (5 years old) with who we are always fighting to get him to finish his plate cleaned it up nicely. (it was a nice piece of pork with some creamy polenta, served with a tasty sauce).Desserts were also quite nice.Try it out you will not be deceived and for a very decent price !
