Les Gets

Le Belvedere, Les Gets

+33 (0) 450 833 134

On Mont Chery, the Belvedere is actually two restaurants, a self-service and the main restaurant, which is the one to pick. There are incredible views and it is well worth taking a long lunch break here. Our top tip is to try the Café Gourmand to finish.

La Grande Ourse, Mont Chery Les Gets 

+33 (0) 679 425 886

Set in a gorgeous location above Les Gets with a large terrace and views of Mont Blanc; the sun terrace is perfect for sunny days. Wednesday evenings 'Dine a Mile High' with a piste basher ride up to the restaurant. Suitable for pedestrians. 

Le QG, Les Gets 

++33 (0) 450 798 665

Situated near piste marker 17 on the Gentiane run, this restaurant has a good and varied menu of Savoyard dishes and French classics. It’s also a great après stop on your way home. It is the sister restaurant to Les Copeaux in the resort centre.  

Le Vaffieu, Les Gets

+33 (0) 450 790 943

A friendly place at the top of Pleney, next to the arrival of the Belvedere chairlift in Montriond. It has good service, well-presented food, and gorgeous views. The restaurant gets busy at lunchtime during high season, so you’ll need to book ahead.

La Paika, Les Gets 

+33 (0) 450 928 522

Busy and charming, rustic wooden chalet off the Vorosses run; hearty main courses – rack of lamb, beef stew plus a tempting selection of desserts, such as lemon meringue pie and tarte aux myrtilles. This comes highly recommended and is one not to be missed.

Le Grand Cry, Les Chavannes Les Gets 

+33  (0) 450 797 297

In a great location at the mid station, easily accessible for skiers and non-skiers,  this restaurant has a great outdoor terrace facing the midday sun.  Inside the decor is really fun and creatively designed.  The menu is varied with a few surprises!  There are the traditional Savoyard favourites nestled amongst a souris d’agneau and a smoked pork filet mignon, escargots with a creamy risotto – clearly an inventive chef offering great and interesting flavours.  There is a menu offering aperos gourmand and to finish some delicious sounding desserts and a wonderful café gourmand which was all home made.  

La Chanterelle, Les Gets 

+33  (0) 608 625 545

All pistes on the North side of Mont Chery will lead you to this wonderful mountain restaurant, close to the chair lift Chery Nord. It is also accessible by car through the village of Cote d’Abroz via the Col de L’Encrenaz. A large sunny terrace right on the piste means lunch can be enjoyed whilst soaking up the sun and taking in the fabulous mountain views!  The delightful smells from the outdoor wood-fired oven greet you on arrival!  and the food that is produced on this wood burning oven is great! The restaurant has huge windows offering beautiful views and a great warm ambience inside with comfortable sofas and roaring fires to relax for a while between hiking or skiing. La Chanterelle is offering breakfasts and brunch, lunches and is open in the evenings. 

Le Chasse Montagne,  Les Gets 

+33  (0) 450 755 551

Offering the Savoyard specialities and always very good menu du jour including a great home-made pudding. Their dessert table is always very enticing. This family owned restaurant and boutique hotel is accessible by road up to Chavannes and is on the blue Bruyere piste, close to the Folliets tele-siege.  They have a great outdoor terrace with fabulous views for those wonderful sunny days in The Portes du Soleil. Restaurant was refurbished in 2015.

Ferme de Montagne, Les Gets 

+33 (0) 450 753 679

This is fine dining in a beautiful setting in the hamlet of La Turche. The beautifully restored old farmhouse is both a small boutique hotel and restaurant. Food is fresh, light and innovative with an emphasis on using local produce. The dining room is small so booking is essential.

Le Saint Laurent, Les Gets

+33 (0) 450 758 000

After you have worked up an appetite on the mountain, why not head to this great restaurant which offers fantastic regional cuisine which can be washed down with a delicious glass of wine from their extensive list. Le Saint Laurent is part of the Hotel Le Labrador and is managed by its young creative Chef Jonathan Marzocca. You can watch them at work as the chefs use the fireplace to cook a number of their meat dishes including beef ribs, tasty duck filet, or a succulent rack of Sisteron lamb.The restaurant has a warm and welcoming traditional interior complete with cow bells!

La Fruitere des Perrieres, Les Gets 

+33 (0) 450 798 922

This is the place to go for Savoyard specialties and everything cheese related. The restaurant is in a vaulted, stonewall cellar and it serves fantastic tartiflette, fondues and raclettes. The restaurant is only open in the evening and it is attached to a fabulous cheese shop and to an award winning cheese maker. The business is family run although the current Master Cheese Maker is actually Japanese, who came to the Savoie to follow his passion for cheese making.  

La R’Mize, Les Gets 

+33 (0) 450 797 557 

Situated in the old part of the village, this lovely restaurant is run by chef owner, Emmanuel Michaud and his wife.  They have a growing reputation for their innovative menus and for their use of local produce.  

Les Copeaux, Les Gets 

+33 (0) 450 797 850

This is a great little restaurant with good and friendly service and a wonderful atmosphere. They have a large outdoor terrace for lunch on those balmy winter days. Offering a varied menu, including a menu and plat du jour daily and the usual Savoyard specialities but sometimes with a modern twist. It’s small so booking is advisable.  

L’Outa, Les Gets 

+33 (0) 450 382 420

A popular little restaurant in the heart of Les Gets.  Good French cooking using local produce - try the rack of lamb with mountain herbs. Lovely cosy wooden interior with a friendly, warm atmosphere and great service.

La Pela, Les Gets

+33 (0) 450 798 502

This restaurant is an old Savoyard farm in the centre of the village with a wonderful warm atmosphere. The Café Gourmand is fabulous! They have a large selection of different types of Pela this is another name for tartiflette one of the most popular Savoyard dishes

Le Tourbillon, Les Gets 

+33 (0) 450 797 034

A great friendly restaurant in the heart of Les Gets village, with a good menu, great steaks! Again with a typically Savoyard welcoming feel. Good location in town, with a sunny terrace. Salmon mi-fume on a bed of creamy lentils is the house speciality, there are other great dishes like St Jacques on a slate, simmered pork cheek in a casserole and various Savoyard specialities.  There is normally a local fresh fish dish of the day on the specials board  

Christiania Fireside Lounge Bar

If you’re looking for somewhere quieter for a relaxed post-ski drink then head for This bar is part of a hotel and is ideally located in the heart of resort with ski to door access. The bar has a warm and welcoming atmosphere where you can truly unwind and feel at home. There are comfortable sofas to relax on by a roaring log fire. The bar serves a range of beers, wines, liqueurs and spirits as well as non-alcoholic drinks

L’Apreski Bar 

Right at the bottom of the Chavannes piste on the Front de Neige next to the Tourist Office of Les Gets is L'ApreSki Bar. Part of the Hotel Bellevue it has had a bit of a facelift recently and has become the place to head to for slope-side apres ski in Les Gets. With various different live bands every Wednesday and Sunday, and often a sneaky few on other days, you can head to the bar at the end of the day and enjoy the terrace.

Le Barbylone 

This is one of the smallest but liveliest bars in the resort. Located in the centre of Les Gets with regular DJ and weekly events. Also open for breakfast & morning coffee.

Black Bear Bar 

French Canadian bar with good music, live sport and the odd Coyote Ugly style dancing on the bar. Table service, pool table and electronic dart board.  

The Bush  

One of the longest established apres watering holes in Les Gets, Bar Bush can be found right in the centre of the resort, just next to the main village square.

It’s not huge but there’s always a great atmosphere, especially when they book bands like CAB Collective. Their ‘Winter Quiz Series’ starts at 9.30pm every Friday and there are regular theme nights, such as ‘S’ themed fancy dress party.

The Irish Pub 

A lively bar and a  micro-brewery (there are six home-brewed beers) in the centre of the village. It is now celebrating its 20th birthday so becoming a resort institution !

Igloo Chalet Club 

The iGloo Chalet Club, which is one of the oldest nightclubs in France,  is a great party spot in Les Gets if you want to dance the night away! There’s a resident DJ and they hold regular theme nights. They even run a shuttle service to take you home…

Cross-Country Skiing 

There are 12km of good, varied loops locally, these are on both sides of the resort.

On the Mont-Chéry side there are 3 loops :
Blue loop (2,9km)
Red loop (6,8km)
Black loop (7,3km)

On the Les Chavannes side there are a further 3 loops:
Green loop (920m)
Blue loop (3,3km)
Red loop (4,4km)

Snowshoeing

This is a fantastic way to see the mountains and to enjoy the outdoors. You can either head off independently on a number of marked trails in the area (guide books and maps available from the local tourist office), or book a guide to take you further into the backcountry to explore the beauty of the area. There is also the chance to do a guided evening excursion with aperitifs in an igloo on the mountain.

Paragliding

Or ‘parapenting’ as the French call it, is an incredible way to see the mountains from above, and what a rush. No experience is required, as you will take a tandem flight with a qualified instructor – but you will need to be an intermediate level skier (advanced snowboarder) for the take off.  Many companies offer this thrilling sport – often known as speed riding when using skis for the take off. The paragliding school organise tandem flights form the top of Mont Chery allowing you to make the most of the awesome views of the Mont Blanc area.

Outdoor Ice Skating

The quintessential winter experience. Available on the open air rink in the centre of the village, which is open daily from 2-6pm. The Ice rink is suitable for both adults and children, with the rental of ice sledges available for children if needed.