Le Refuge Restaurant Review
With seating for up to 30 people in traditional, rustic surroundings, this is a great spot in the centre of Meribel for a tasty and reasonably priced lunch.
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La Terrasse, nestled in the heart of Méribel Village just 100m from the Golf chairlift and at the base of the Lapin piste, is open all year round - even during inter-seasons.
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With seating for up to 30 people in traditional, rustic surroundings, this is a great spot in the centre of Meribel for a tasty and reasonably priced lunch.
Chez Pepe Nicholas is located on the main road just past Les Menuires and before the road starts climbing up to Val Thorens and we couldn’t have picked a snowier night to try out the evening restaurant last week.
We dropped in for lunch to Evolution after a long morning on the MTB trails in Meribel.
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A warm and sunny February afternoon in Meribel doesn’t necessarily call for door to door skiing, in fact sometimes the ideal way to break up an exhausting day on the mountain is an afternoon piste-side a la carte meal at Le Rond Point.
The Folie Douce is known for being the biggest party destination on the piste and a fantastic viewing extravaganza, however, it’s not just famed for its epic apres ski parties, there is also an outstanding restaurant with a menu that offers locally produced delicacies and a wealth of Savoyard specialities.
You may have noticed that we’ve all been a bit hungry just recently on Merinet and as a result we’ve been sharing our favourite pizzas, burgers and fondue spots with you. These articles have caused much debate on the chairlifts of Meribel, some more heated than others (gotta love that Bad Boy Burger).
On a snowy evening in Méribel we took a short bus ride down to Meribel Village to La Terrasse du Village restaurant. The restaurant is part of the infamous après-ski venue, Lodge Du village and the classy dining counterpart.
La Taiga is a popular restaurant and bar in La Tania that serves both traditional Savoyard and modern French cuisine. It is the sister restaurant to Pub Le Ski Lodge, offering a more sophisticated food and cocktail menu.
This is a really popular hang-out spot and a real hidden gem. If you come for lunch, you may well be tempted into staying for apres and spend a fair few more hours here than you originally planned!
The resort boasts two brand new eateries, one in the centre of town and the other hidden away at a ‘secret’ location in the woods.
A great spot that's popular with the locals, this restaurant is just on the outskirts of town and has a rustic charm about it. It serves a good selection of well presented home-cooked meals which are good value for money.
Evolution Café, Bar and Brasserie is all of the above and more! Located in a prime spot by the Chaudanne in Meribel, Evolution offers something for everyone.
Most restaurants in Méribel offer a fondue Savoyarde.
La Taverne is a rustic venue located in the very heart of Meribel and is both a busy pub and nightlife hotspot upstairs with a classy dining experience downstairs.
The Den in Meribel is reminiscent of a classy English pub, offering great sharing platters and a wide selection of amazing craft beers including Brewdog.
Secluded restaurant in a Sheppard's chalet serving local specialities
La Table du Ruitor restaurant is, in fact, three different restaurants. Depending on your preference and budget you can enjoy hearty local dishes at the ‘Coin Savoyard’; brasserie-style dishes taken either on the terrace overlooking the pistes or indoors; or yet more refined cuisine from Chef Christian Farenasso in the gastronomic restaurant.