Great restaurant spot serving incredible regional dishes and fresh ingredients. We came for…read moreValentine's Day and the ambiance was perfect for a relaxed date. First, the service, waitstaff and maître' d' were all extremely friendly and attentive, both with serving as well as adjusting for accommodations. The food, specifically the seafood options were the highlight of the meal. We all agreed that the monkfish and scallops, sourced fresh that day from Northern France, were cooked and presented excellently. The steaks my friends had weren't the best I've ever tried, but that may have been from sitting out (partially our fault) for too long. Overall, the menu is a bit pricey, but considering that service charges and taxes are included within the place, this is on par for the type of restaurant La Cordée presents itself as. A great spot if you're looking for a more fine dining experience after your aprés ski while at Verbier!

Food is just perfect but like everything in Verbier it's expensive!…read more You have two options in town - eat a cheap pizza/burger or go to dinner and pay up. In the latter segment prices are not that different but quality is! Recommending Le Cordee!

Check out Central TBar at the Central Hotel Verbier, great for live music, Djs, sports in English…read moreon TV, signature cocktails, great coffee... http://www.centralhotelverbier.com/

NIce small restaurant which turns into a drinking bar as the evening goes on. Lovely atmosphere but…read moreduring the winter it can get very packed as the bar is quite small. They also have a live band one night a week during winter which is a great opportunity to see live up and coming artists

This is a really trendy place to go in Verbier, full of young and beautiful people, friendly bar…read morestaff and a good atmosphere. It drops a star because I genuinely thought the music was way too loud. It was like Brixton Academy concert levels of loudness, where you go inside and you can feel your eardrums vibrating. I consider this to be dangerously loud, but the music itself is actually good! So definitely worth a visit - it's yet another great apres-ski bar in an already lively town. I just wish the skiing in Verbier was better!

We found Cozy bar to be a nice quaint and quite place for drinks! Benedict the lovely bar keep…read moretreated us amazingly. We came back every day we were in Verbier including a sneaky 9:00 am beer before we left to the airport! Prices are very reasonable and we enjoyed their local beers. She also sells some of the best liquors like Ron Zacapa Centenario and we had a delicious cold cuts and cheese platter. Have a drink inside or on the tables or beach chairs on the balcony. Highly recommended!

Nice, classy place in the heart of the village. We were given a nice amuse-bouche of soup topped…read morewith whipped cream Sister's seafood risotto had good flavour and generous amounts of seafood. My lamb shank was tender and yummy However, the star of the meal was the apple tart, which was cooked to order. Thin crispy puff pastry topped with apple

The night we visited Chamonix, it was summer and there was not a lot open that evening. We saw two…read moremore bars that were open, but these do not appeal to us. We chose Bar D'up because it looked like a fun place and it stayed open late. They had a billiards table, a foosball table and a VERY used dart bar. When we went, it was relevantly quite until around 11 pm. Then there was a bigger crowd. They had about 6 to 8 beers on tap, but we ended up ordering the Grolsch. The music selection was good and a few of the bartenders spoke English which was definitely a plus.

Stopped by here after finishing the Mont Blanc trail - beer is cold and the staff is super…read morefriendly! Thanks!!!

One of the best beer selections in Chamonix. They had 8 taps and most of them were of a quality…read moregreater than you can get anywhere else in town. The staff is great- very friendly and inviting. While we were in town, they had live music on Friday night (some Scottish dudes) that would play songs by request. The food is pretty good for pub food, but not good enough to mention on a post card. I would like to dock them 1-star for not playing Creed or Nickelback by request, but I can't bring myself to do it. I would absolutely return.

If you've eaten the food served here somewhere in the US, then you've probably had better. The…read morejalepeno poppers were actually pretty good, but the chicken wings were only about average and the ribs were the worst ribs I've ever had in my life. (And I'm really not exaggerating) On the plus side, they've got big beers (like everywhere else in Chamonix) and free WiFi (unlike most of the other restaurants).

Pretty solid selection during the lunch break from a Chamonix day tour. This was a ChatGPT…read morerecommendation and I felt like it was a good one. This is just a block off from the main drag but just across from the train station. It makes for a tranquil less-touristy lunch option. When I went recently there was only one thing on the menu - a wild boar stew. I paired it with a delicious local wine and finished off with a generous Chocolate Mousse with Raspberries on top. For a simple straightforward local meal, I would heartily recommend this place. Of course, check out the Plat du Jours from the surrounding establishments to make sure you have the place and dish you want.

We planned breakfast across from the train station for a speedy exit to catch our morning train…read more The continental breakfast was plentiful with fruit, breads, croissants, meats, cheeses, and home made yogurt. The owner was so nice and hospitable. None of us left hungry. We sat outside and enjoyed the people watching during the early morning rush. Great location!! Great food!!