Restaurants in Les Arcs — 9 of Our Favourites

This rooftop restaurant and bar offers great food which can be enjoyed inside the stylish restaurant or on the expansive sunny terrace, facing the highest peaks of Les Arcs.

Settle in and enjoy a relaxing and easy lunch experience, with fast service and live outdoor concerts during the afternoons.

In the evening, the restaurant welcomes you inside to enjoy their traditional cuisine, with a strong focus on terroir (local) products and a real passion for wine. The large menu offers a range of French meat and fish dishes, as well as Savoyarde specialities. Vegetarian options are also available. Peruse the excellent wine list and you'll find something to please all tastes and desires.

Yannick, Thomas and the team will give you a warm welcome and great service.

Open every day during the winter for lunch 12:00 to 13:30 and dinner 18:30 to 21:30. Reservation is required and bookings can be made online or by phone.

On the small menu you'll surely find something to please, with a selection of meat and vegetarian options, as well as local Savoyarde favourites including sharing fondues, raclette and tartiflette. Not forgetting the enticing home-made tarts and desserts to finish.

Each day you'll also be offered a new menu du jour, with a simple and affordable two-course menu selected by the chef.

Enjoy your meal within the cosy and traditional-style restaurant, or on the sunny terrace.

The owners and staff welcome you for lunch and dinner with quick and friendly service.

Enjoy the excellent and varied pizza menu in the restaurant or to take-away, but the cosy restaurant interior and friendly staff will surely entice you in. Their pizzas are generously topped with quality ingredients, including burrata, sundried tomatoes, and traditional Italian Parma ham.

Also on the menu are delicious Italian pasta and gnocci dishes, and you can also find Savoyarde favourites, such as the traditional fondue, and French classics include beef tartare.

Open all afternoon for lunch and dinner from midday to 22:00. Able to accommodate groups, booking recommended.

They have range of breakfast options, including the 'English' egg and bacon bagel, cakes and coffees. The lunch and snacking menu has a varied selection of sandwiches, salads, tarts and burgers and charcuterie platters, as well as a wide range of cakes and biscuits which you can enjoy at any time of day on their pleasant terrace. They also offer free wifi for clients!

Open during the season, every day from 08:00 to 20:00 (until 19:00 on Wednesdays and 21:00 on Saturdays).

Chalet des Colosses has a varied menu of local delicacies and is very much famed for its food and reputation.

The views are great looking directly up the mountain or over to Bellecôte itself and the Arpette chair in the distance. Unlike the majority of other businesses and eateries in Bellecôte, the Chalet is separate to the main structure, sitting up the hill a little from the main Roche de Mio gondola station.

They serve a mixed international menu including vegetarian options and curries, as well as traditional mountain dishes such as fondue, raclette or pierrade.

There is also a small ice rink by the restaurant to start burning off those cheese calories.

Open in winter and summer for breakfast, lunch and dinner

In their authentic chalet where the log fire crackles and the brasses shine, everything will be done for your comfort and your holiday enjoyment.

Open both winter and summer they offer a variety of dishes changing throughout the seasons, trying keep it traditional whilst utilising what the valley has to offer that season.

You're also welcome to call in for snacks, pancakes, mulled wine and après-ski drinks. This restaurant is popular but very small, so booking is advised.

Open daily during the winter season.

This modern mountain restaurant sits right on the blue Grands Mélèzes piste and is well known for its warm welcome, generous portions and buzzing terrace. The menu goes beyond the usual mountain fare, offering daily specials like tortillas and stir-fries, alongside grilled meats, roast chicken and hearty burgers with all the trimmings. 

Vegetarians are well looked after too, with options that are far more interesting than your standard cheesy carb-fest. Everything is made using fresh produce, including the indulgent home-made desserts, and there's a tempting cocktail list if you're settling in for the afternoon. 

With great food, friendly service and stunning views from the terrace, it's a top spot whether you're after a quick bite or a longer lunch in the sun.

It’s a small space with a proper American diner feel, so grab a table if you can or go for a speedy takeaway instead. Leave room for something sweet; the chocolate bretzel with Nutella is a winner, or check the board for the dessert of the day.