Are the slope restaurants accessible to non-skiers?

Yes, several high-altitude establishments are accessible via ski lifts open to pedestrians (such as the Chavannes or Mont Chéry gondolas) or via signposted hiking trails.

Do restaurants offer child-friendly menus?

Absolutely. Almost all the restaurants in Les Gets offer menus or portions adapted for younger guests, using quality produce.

Where can I find lighter or vegetarian cuisine?

Many restaurants now offer creative vegetarian options and balanced dishes based on fresh, seasonal produce, both in the centre and at higher altitudes.

Do I need to make a reservation for lunch in the village centre?

Although lunch is often busier than dinner, it is advisable to book if you are aiming for a specific terrace or if you are in a group, especially during school holidays.

Are the slope restaurants accessible to non-skiers?

Yes, several high-altitude establishments are accessible via the pedestrian-friendly ski lifts (Chavannes or Mont Chéry gondolas) or via signposted footpaths. This means the whole family can meet up at the summit for lunch.

Restaurants in Les Gets Local cuisine and passion

In Les Gets, fine dining is a natural extension of the mountains. Whether you’re looking for a quick lunch between two descents or a long dinner in the heart of the village, our restaurateurs share a common ambition: to help you discover a generous cuisine rooted in the region. Here, seasonal produce meets local know-how to create moments of sharing, in all simplicity.

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Philippe Dagau

Mountain restaurants in Les Gets

What could be more pleasant than taking a break overlooking the peaks? The mountain restaurants of Les Gets welcome you on their sunny terraces or in the warmth of their wooded dining rooms.

Accessible on skis or on foot via the footpaths, these establishments offer a unique experience: savouring a dish of the day or a local speciality in the fresh air, with Mont Blanc or the surrounding mountains as your backdrop. It’s the ideal place to recharge your batteries before setting off again to explore the Les Gets-Morzine ski or mountain bike area.

Our high altitude tables

Restaurants in the village centre in Les Gets

The heart of Les Gets beats to the rhythm of its establishments, open all day long. The restaurants in the village centre welcome you for a relaxed lunch on the sunny terrace or a more intimate dinner in the warmth of the wooded rooms.

The offer is particularly varied: each establishment cultivates its own identity. You’ll find emblematic local specialities as well as daily menus inspired by the seasons. It’s the ideal place to take advantage of the bustle of the village, whether you’re taking a break between two activities or looking to extend the evening with friends.

Our tables in the village centre

FAQ : How to choose your table in Les Gets

Are the slope restaurants accessible to non-skiers?
Yes, several high-altitude establishments are accessible via ski lifts open to pedestrians (such as the Chavannes or Mont Chéry gondolas) or via signposted hiking trails.
Do restaurants offer child-friendly menus?
Absolutely. Almost all the restaurants in Les Gets offer menus or portions adapted for younger guests, using quality produce.
Where can I find lighter or vegetarian cuisine?
Many restaurants now offer creative vegetarian options and balanced dishes based on fresh, seasonal produce, both in the centre and at higher altitudes.
Do I need to make a reservation for lunch in the village centre?
Although lunch is often busier than dinner, it is advisable to book if you are aiming for a specific terrace or if you are in a group, especially during school holidays.
Are the slope restaurants accessible to non-skiers?
Yes, several high-altitude establishments are accessible via the pedestrian-friendly ski lifts (Chavannes or Mont Chéry gondolas) or via signposted footpaths. This means the whole family can meet up at the summit for lunch.