Meribel Les Allues

Meribel Les Allues Resort Restaurants

Les Allues has a handful of genuinely good local restaurants. La Tsaretta, beside the church in the old village, remains one of the best-known spots thanks to its relaxed atmosphere and friendly service.

La Croix Jean-Claude is another longstanding favourite. Expect traditional alpine dishes and a family-run atmosphere.

For something a little more refined, La Chaumière is worth the short trip and has built a strong reputation.

Meribel Les Allues Mountain Restaurants

One of the advantages of staying in Les Allues is how quickly you can access the wider Three Valleys ski area via the Olympe gondola. From there, some of Méribel’s best mountain restaurants are within easy reach.

Le Clos Bernard is one of the most atmospheric lunch spots in the valley, hidden away in the forest near the Altiport.

Le Blanchot, above Méribel Village near the Altiport, is another reliable choice with a smart chalet feel and a sunny terrace. You ski down towards Méribel Village on the Lapin piste and the restaurant appears on your left just before the tree line opens up.

For longer lunches and a livelier atmosphere, La Fruitière at La Folie Douce is a great mountain restaurant and Le Rond Point is also hard to beat for a late lunch in the sun.

Meribel Les Allues Apres Ski

There is a huge amount of apres bars to choose from in the Meribel area. One not to miss is the La Folie Douce. However if you fancy something a bit closer to your chalets, Meribel Les Allues guests can sample the local Mutzig at the La Tsaretta bar.

Meribel Les Allues Nightlife

Although most people tend to spend a relaxed evening in their ski chalets, Meribel Les Allues does offer a few choices for those wanting to sample the local nightlife. La Tsaretta is open from 5pm until 1am each night and hosts British bands and themed nights throughout the week. Beyond that, most of the restaurants and hotels have small locals’ bars that are well worth dropping into for a quieter drink.