Who can say NO to michelin lunch especially if your chalet is literally right next to it?! I think…read morethe food gods were calling our ski crew when we were magically placed ten feet between the entrance of this amazing joint and our home for the week! We managed to enjoy our last day here with an amazing 29 euro prix fix lunch! The quality of the food was super fresh. Lynch was in the more casual cafe area of this restaurant. Dinner is upstairs in the fancier dining room. But this is perfect because for lunch most people are rolling in casual either partly in ski gear or in jeans. The duck rillette that I had came in a jar and was so tasty esp with the perfect baguette. There was a decent amount to choose from in the lunch menu. We paired it with an excellent bottle of Beaujolais! Definitely want to come back for the tasting menu dinner the next time we're in Val D'Isere. This is the reason why we come back year after to year to ski in the French Alps.

From the owner: Haute gastronomie ! L'Atelier d'Edmond se situe au pied des pistes du Fornet-Pissaillas, à 2km de…read moreVal d'Isère, direction Col de l'Iseran. De sa terrasse ensoleillée on peut profiter de la vue sur le typique village du Fornet. Côté décoration, on découvre une atmosphère dans le pur style chalet de montagne, aussi raffinée que chaleureuse. Aux fourneaux, Régis Marcon et Benoit Vidal proposent une cuisine gourmande à base de produits naturels. Laissez-vous envoûter par le Marbré de foie gras de canard mi-cuit en fine gelée à l'arabica façon opéra, le Dos de barbue cuit sur l'arête, mosaïque au bœuf d'alpage séché et gnocchis de Mona Lisa, coulis de cresson à l'huile de pistache grillée ou encore la Poitrine de pigeon mi-fumée aux pralines de cèpes, jus mixé de ses abats aux fèves de cacao et toast de pommes de terre au beaufort et ventrèche. De la haute gastronomie aux pieds des pistes.

First time trying the Melted Raclette and it did not disappoint. It was so good. All the rest of…read morethe food served with it was delicious

A lovely place with ski equipment on the walls and a welcoming (slightly kitsch) ambiance. The food…read moreis of very high quality, and well presented - but you do pay a price for this. Some of us had soup for starters, and the onion came with a puff-pastry top. Steaks were tasty, but cooked to British levels (eg medium was only slight pink in the middle) rather than French. I had a platter of small desserts which were very good, but the coffee was stereotypically French (ie poor).

This is the best restaurant in Courchevel 1650 without a doubt. They have a very varied menu from…read moreburgers & pizza to great local fare, steaks, pastas, desserts, etc... all of very high quality. We have been coming to Courchevel for many years, this is my favorite restaurant with the best quality food for the entire family. The owner is a wonderful woman that always takes care of us as well as any customer that eats here. I highly recommend making a reservation and coming to visit, you will not be disappointed at all. Great food, great service, great atmosphere!

From the owner: Au pied des pistes Adossé au Vieux village et au pied des pistes, le restaurant La grande Ourse…read morevous accueille été comme hiver sur sa grande terrasse panoramique ou au pied de sa cheminée. Depuis 1936, le restaurant se situe dans un beau et grand chalet blanc ce qui donne un cadre chaleureux. Le chef Philippe Debize propose un menu qui change chaque semaine ainsi que des suggestions du jour qui font la part belle à la cuisine française.

This restaurant was excellent…read more The vibe was perfect for celebrating our friend's birthday. They made us feel special from the moment we walked in. The music volume was just right and the service was top notch. The drinks were delicious and the food was fantastic. Worth every penny and it really wasn't that $$$ expensive for the quality and service provided. You can tell the team is under great management and that everyone loves what they do. I would love to come back!

As good as any proper lunch I've ever had. Nevermind that it took two hours and I was in ski boots…read more Dive into Savoyard specialties and French wines as both are cellared on site. A must dining experience when skiing in the Alps.