Mountain restaurants
Wood-fired grilled dishes by a frozen lake, gourmet cuisine with a view of the mountain peaks, ramen, or wood-fired pizza: high-altitude restaurants turn your lunch break into a moment to share. Whether you’re a skier or a hiker, take a seat on the terrace and enjoy the view as much as your meal.
Throughout the winter season, depending on each establishment
Reservations can be made directly with each restaurant
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Address
The entire estate
Alpe d’Huez, Oz Vaujany, and Auris-en-Oisans ski areas
Contact
According to the institution
info@sataski.com
+33 (0)4 76 80 90 02
Mountain Restaurants
Informations pratiques
Duration
Open-ended
Hours
Depending on the institution
Starting Point
Three sectors
Conditions
Age
ages 7 and up
Level
None for restaurants accessible to pedestrians
Accessibility
According to the institution
Throughout the resort, nearly twenty restaurants await you between runs. Mountain cuisine, local products, international specialties, or fast food: there’s something for everyone, with a terrace and a great view to boot.
Many are accessible to pedestrians via the ski lifts-a great opportunity to share lunch with those who aren’t skiing.
Why take part in this experiment?
- Lunch with a view of the peaks
- A wide variety of options, from fine dining to quick bites
- Tables available to both skiers and pedestrians
Practical Information
- Reservations: Make reservations directly with each restaurant; recommended during school breaks.
- Pedestrians: A lift ticket is required for restaurants accessible by lift (the “Access to Mountain Restaurants” package).
- Before you go: Check the lift operating hours, the weather, and the resort’s webcams.
Contact
Need more information? Feel free to contact us.
Mountain Restaurants: The Resort's Dining Options
Alpe d'Huez Area
| Restaurant | Kitchen | Access |
|---|---|---|
|
Chalet du Lac Besson |
Wood-fired grilled dishes, mountain specialties, by a frozen lake |
Skiers and Pedestrians |
|
Plage des Neiges |
Homestyle cooking, a family tradition |
Skiers and Pedestrians |
|
Signal 2108 |
“Maître Restaurateur” dining upstairs, featuring regional specialties; fast food at the counter |
Skiers, pedestrians, ski lifts |
|
La Folie Douce |
La Petite Cuisine (festive atmosphere), La Fruitière (fine dining) |
Skiing and Lifts |
|
Chantebise 2100 |
Traditional dishes, pizzas, homemade burgers, large patio |
Skiers, pedestrians, ski lifts |
|
La Cabane |
Chalet with a panoramic terrace overlooking Les Rousses |
Skiers and Pedestrians |
|
Le Spot |
Baguettes, paninis, burgers, nasi goreng |
Skiing only |
|
Auberge de la Combe Haute |
Exquisite cuisine in the heart of the Sarenne Gorges |
Skiing only |
Oz Vaujany Area
| Restaurant | Kitchen | Access |
|---|---|---|
|
Fufu |
Japanese cuisine, ramen |
Skiing only |
|
Alpette chez Passoud |
Authentic regional cuisine |
Skiers, pedestrians, ski lifts |
|
L’Aventure |
Authentic, modern cuisine; Poutran Intermediate Station |
Skiers, pedestrians, ski lifts |
|
Les Airelles |
Mountain chalet, fireplace, home-cooked meals |
Skiers and Pedestrians |
|
L’Île d’Oz |
Fresh, local produce, 2,000 m, Carrelet Trail |
Skiing only |
|
Le Vaujaniat |
French cuisine, Montfrais Plateau |
Skiers, pedestrians, ski lifts |
|
La Grange |
Regional dishes, wood-fired pizzas |
Skiers, pedestrians, ski lifts |
Auris-en-Oisans Area
| Restaurant | Kitchen | Access |
|---|---|---|
|
Sol & Monta |
Traditional, dine-in or takeout, Haut des Sûres |
Skiers, pedestrians, ski lifts |
|
Hermine |
Mountain dishes, at the base of the Fontfroide trail |
Skiers, pedestrians, ski lifts |
Terms and Conditions
- Hours and opening policies vary by location
- “Ski-only” restaurants are not accessible to pedestrians
Everything You Need to Know Before You Get Started
During peak hours (12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m.), be sure to make a reservation, especially during school breaks. If you’re having lunch with pedestrians, choose a table marked “pedestrians” and check the schedule for the last run down the lift. Wear sunscreen and sunglasses even on the terrace: the sun’s glare is strong at high altitudes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can a hiker have lunch at high altitudes?
Yes, at restaurants accessible to pedestrians, with a lift ticket.
Do I need to make a reservation?
Recommended-contact the restaurant directly.
Which restaurants are reserved for skiers?
Le Spot, Auberge de la Combe Haute, Fufu, and L’Île d’Oz.
Are there any restaurants in Auris-en-Oisans?
Yes: Sol & Monta and Hermine.
Are the restaurants open in the evening?
Depending on the establishment; some are open during night skiing events (La Cabane à Sucre).
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