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Restaurants in Courchevel 1850

Dozens of serious tables packed into a single square kilometre of village — Michelin three-stars, classic trattorias, omakase counters, fondue houses and the new wave of farm-led bistros.

Courchevel 1850 dines twice — lunch on the mountain, dinner in the village. This is the village side of the equation.

Notable restaurants

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  • Le 1947 — Cheval Blanc

    ★★★ · Yannick Alléno · French

    The undisputed apex of alpine dining: modern French cuisine in a Patrick Jouin dining room.

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  • Le Chabichou

    ★ · Stéphane Buron · French

    The historic twin-towered Chabichou — Buron's restrained, terroir-driven cooking; held two Michelin stars for decades, one in the 2026 Guide.

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  • Le Sarkara — K2 Palace

    ★★ · Sébastien Vauxion · Patisserie tasting

    The world's only two-star restaurant built entirely around dessert — a savoury-to-sweet tasting menu.

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  • Baumanière 1850 — Le Strato

    ★★ · Thomas Prod'homme

    The mountain outpost of L'Oustau de Baumanière — Provençal precision adapted to alpine ingredients.

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  • La Saulire

    French & Savoyard · black truffle

    The Place du Rocher institution with a legendary cellar — the village address for black truffle in season.

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  • La Mangeoire

    Traditional Savoyard · fondue

    The classic fondue and piano-bar house on Rue Park City — the warmest welcome in the village.

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  • Nama — Aman Le Mélézin

    Japanese · washoku

    Aman's Japanese table — chef Keiji Matoba; sushi, sashimi and Wagyu, omakase by reservation.

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  • La Cendrée

    Italian · fresh pasta

    Thirty years of gastronomic Italian near La Croisette — handmade pasta and an award-winning cellar.

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  • Le Tremplin

    Brasserie · seafood

    The locals' table on La Croisette — oysters, shellfish platters and the best people-watching terrace.

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Частые вопросы

  • How far in advance should I book?

    Three-star tables: 6–8 weeks for high season. Two-stars: 3–4 weeks. Most other restaurants: 1–2 weeks, or same-day for lunch.

  • What is the dress code?

    Smart casual for most rooms; jacket suggested at the three-stars. Ski gear is universally fine for lunch service.

  • Are there options for plant-based or allergen-restricted diners?

    Every Michelin-rated kitchen offers a dedicated vegetarian tasting on request; advise the restaurant 48 h ahead for full allergen accommodation.