Les Arcs is a well-known ski resort in France, boasting four purpose-built centres, each named according to their altitude. Les Arcs 1800 is the main hub and is extremely popular with both skiers and snowboarders due to the large range of restaurants and bars it has to offer. Take a look at our pick of the best restaurants in Les Arcs.
Belliou la Fumée
This traditional Alpine restaurant sits near the base of the Pré Saint Esprit chairlift, below Les Arc 1950. The restaurant has an undeniable sense of charm. Boasting open-wood fires, rustic interiors and original stone detailing. Skiers and snowboarders can take a break from the slopes, soak up the sun on the restaurant’s terrace, and enjoy traditional French dishes such as oeufs cocotte au foie gras, tartare de boeuf and magret de canard. Make sure to check out Belliou La Fumée’s renowned blueberry or apple tarts.
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Having recently won best new ski hotel 2022 at the World Ski Awards™, Bear Lodge takes luxury and comfort to the next level.
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Le Dream Spot Restaurant
Famed for its decadent fondue served in a large loaf of bread. Le Dream Spot Restaurant is a popular choice for dining in Les Arcs. This versatile restaurant features a large terrace for sun worshippers. It’s the perfect pit stop for warming up with a home-cooked lunch on the mountain. It also boasts a cosy indoor space, ideal for those romantic Alpine dinners. The inviting atmosphere and delicious savoyard dishes make Le Dream Spot a must-try restaurant in Les Arcs.
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Suite Grizzly is a ski-in ski-out chalet-style apartment in Arc 1950, in the heart of the vast Paradiski area.
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Le 2134 Rooftop Restaurant
This rooftop restaurant and bar serves traditional French dishes with views of the highest peaks in Les Arcs. Fill up with a fresh feast on the sunny terrace or warm up inside the Alpine restaurant. The menu is vast and offers a range of meat, fish, and vegetarian dishes, each inspired by the savoyard region. Spend the afternoon sampling the extensive wine list whilst enjoying live music on the terrace.
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CLUB 21Forty is a unique ski-in ski-out chalet located in the middle of a piste in Les Arc 1950.
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Casa Mia Restaurant
A hub for homemade pizza, pasta, and risotto in Les Arcs. The restaurant is bursting with Italian charm, with warm interiors and friendly staff. The portion sizes are generous and fit to feed hungry skiers. Pizzas are topped with quality burrata, fresh vegetables, and high-quality meat. Its delicious gnocchi dishes will have you returning to this hot spot time after time. Despite its Italian roots, Casa Mia also serves traditional savoyard favourites. Enjoy classic French dishes such as fondue and beef tartare, while taking in views of the French Alps.
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Club Med Les Arcs Panorama is a fantastic new, flagship, four trident resort, set in the heart of the Paradiski ski area.
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Aiguille Grive Restaurant
A stylish and vibrant slopeside restaurant in Les Arcs, close to the Chamettoger chairlift. Floor-to-ceiling windows boast natural light and panoramic views of the surrounding mountains. But what keeps skiers bursting through the doors, is the food. The menu is gourmet and inspired by traditional French cuisine. There is an extensive selection of wines and the friendly staff make for an exquisite experience.
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Penthouse Misha sits on the seventh floor of the popular Bear Lodge complex, located above the Bois de L’Ours chairlift
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La Fruitière
Located within the famed La Folie Douce, an après-ski and gourmet hot spot. La Fruitière is a stylish and modern restaurant, largely inspired by its mountain heritage. The menu offers the perfect blend of modern and traditional cuisine. Popular dishes include homemade duck foie gras, special Monsieur Yves Papin’s oysters, classic 100% beef steak tartar, roasted leg of lamb, or the traditional Fruitière tiramisu. After eating, head outside to the terrace and enjoy one of La Folie Douce’s famous parties, with sing-along music, musicians, and live dancers.
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Suite Zozi is a fantastic ski-in ski-out chalet apartment in the popular resort of Les Arc 1950.
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La Table d’Emma Restaurant
For something a little different, discover this French and Asian-inspired restaurant, located just below the lift in Peisey-Nancriox. La Table d’Emma Restaurant offers warming, seasonal meals cooked with fresh and locally sourced produce. Fine dining favourites include the lamb and honey casserole and beef smoked with juniper wood. Enjoy these unique and flavoursome dishes inside the cosy restaurant or out on the sunny terrace, accompanied by mountain views.
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Suite Baloo is a well-situated place to stay if you are looking to explore Arc 1950 and the wider Paradiski area.
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La Vache Rouge
Located conveniently in the centre of Les Arcs, La Vache Rouge is hard to miss. With a funky and chic interior, the restaurant offers a selection of local French cuisine. Serving everything from spit-roast meat specialities to seafood or fondue. There’s something for every taste and preference. What’s better? Vache Rouge offers takeaway options. You can grab your favourite dishes and enjoy them from the comfort of your chalet.
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Chalet Solomia is part of a high-quality residence. This chalet is decorated in a traditional Savoyard style
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To find out more about the best restaurants in Les Arcs, call our ski experts on 020 7471 7700.
