Lunch in a high-altitude restaurant
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Altitude restaurants of Saint-Gervais Mont-Blanc

Restaurants at altitude

Skiing on the slopes of Saint-Gervais Mont-Blanc is an art form! Between the snow-covered slopes and the white fir trees lie a multitude of alpine restaurants ready to offer you unique culinary experiences and introduce you to their tasty specialities. Whether it’s typical Savoyard cuisine, fresh local produce or refined modern dishes, the good life at Saint-Gervais Mont-Blanc is also evident on the plate. From the bottom of the slopes to the top of the ski area, discover the best addresses and unusual restaurants and enjoy a real moment of gastronomy, ski in, ski out.

A gastronomic treasure to discover! In the mountains

The emblematic Haut-Savoyard menu at Sous les freddy’s, local cuisine at the top of the slopes at Josianne and Claude’s Chalet du Mont Joly, lunch on a spectacular terrace at Restaurant La Cabane à Léo, mountain specialities on the Saint-Nicolas de Véroce ski area with Le Gouet or a ride on the Mont-Blanc tramway to sample the delights of Restaurant La Cha… The least we can say is that the Saint-Gervais ski area has a treasure trove – a gastronomic treasure trove!

Go and do The restaurant tour d'en Oh!

Les bougnettes de Sous les Freddy’s
Les bougnettes de Sous les Freddy’s
Les bougnettes de Sous les Freddy’s
Cuisine de terroir au sommet des pistes
Cuisine de terroir au sommet des pistes
Cuisine de terroir au sommet des pistes
Déjeuner sur l'une des plus belles terrasses du domaine skiable
Déjeuner sur l'une des plus belles terrasses du domaine skiable
Déjeuner sur l'une des plus belles terrasses du domaine skiable
Croûte savoyarde et croziflette sur les pistes de Saint-Nicolas de Véroce
Croûte savoyarde et croziflette sur les pistes de Saint-Nicolas de Véroce
Croûte savoyarde et croziflette sur les pistes de Saint-Nicolas de Véroce
Risotto aux truffes et Tramway du Mont-Blanc, on passe à table à la Cha !
Risotto aux truffes et Tramway du Mont-Blanc, on passe à table à la Cha !
Risotto aux truffes et Tramway du Mont-Blanc, on passe à table à la Cha !
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Kitchen essentials on the slopes of Saint-Gervais Mont-Blanc

Savoyard cuisine

Savoyard cuisine comes from the mountainous region of Savoie, located in the French Alps. It is influenced by the region’s cold climate and available resources. Savoyard dishes are often rich and hearty, ideal for warming up after a day in the mountains.

 

Local cuisine

Local cuisine refers to the preparation of dishes using ingredients grown or produced in the region where they are eaten. It highlights the freshness of products and the culinary identity of a specific region.

Bistronomic cuisine

Bistronomic cuisine is a fusion between the simplicity and authenticity of traditional French bistro cooking and the innovation and creativity of haute gastronomie. The term “bistronomie” is derived from “bistrot” and “gastronomie”.

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