A small bar. Not great, not bad…read more Seems like some nights there can be a million people inside dancing like maniacs and at other times things are slow and you are the only customer. Go figure... This is a sports bar (seems like that is the only type of bar they have in these here mountains). So they have a couple big screen TV's, if you wanna come and check out some game. They seem to get a lot of British customers, but it can also be that I just happened to be there every time the Brits where there.

10 Jager bombs for 30 €. The deal was good, the hangover was bad. Not a lot of women in this bar…read morefor some reason. Well who needs them! Just watch football, get hammered and you are done for the night. But seriously this could be a gay bar...they did play "I'm coming out" by Diana Ross...twice.

Like a scene from 'Chalet Girl' BKM (Bar King Mad) is the best place in town for good ambience and…read morepub grub with a Mexican twist. The staff are friendly, the portions generous and prices reasonable for a ski resort. Maybe a few more decorations eg: posters/ magazines or a jukebox or pub quiz machine, but I wouldn't worry too much about it. All in all a great bar/pub!

We stumbled upon this place by accident. We were hiking nearby and decided to check out the town…read moreof Morgex. After wandering through town, we decided to get something to drink and a snack. We saw this place down a narrow street off the main street and it had outside seating and was pretty crowded. There were a lot of hikers sitting outside. We just had beer and bruschetta and it was wonderful. After our afternoon hike we returned for dinner, as we were anxious to try the pizza we had noticed others eating at lunch. We started with wine and a tomato salad. The tomatoes tasted like they were picked an hour earlier. Next, we had the Pizza Diavolo (tomato, mozarella, hot salami and oregano). The pizza was amazing! The crust is thin and crispy, but not too thin. It's baked in a wood-fired oven. Everyone there was very friendly to us even though it was not a tourist place. It was all locals; we were they only tourists.