- Vertical drop
- 4,593 ft*
- Skiable terrain
- 3,700 acres*
- Avg snowfall
- 157 in*
- Lifts
- 58*
Editor's Pick
Le Cap Horn by the Courchevel 1850 altiport for a terrace meal with French, Mediterranean and seafood choices that suit a mixed group.
THE FOOD SCENE
Courchevel offers both a deliberate restaurant evening and a mountain lunch built around the ski day. In 1850, Le Chabichou serves gastronomic cuisine, while La Saulire pairs a cosy chalet setting with French cooking and a substantial wine cellar.
For lunch on the slopes, Le Bel Air belongs to Moriond at the Ariondaz gondola arrival, with a sunny terrace and traditional Savoyard choices. Le Cap Horn, by the 1850 altiport, offers a broader menu for mixed groups. Choose the venue’s village and access as carefully as the menu.
APRÈS-SKI & NIGHTLIFE
Decide whether the group wants a terrace stop or a village evening before the last runs. Le Bel Air’s terrace fits a Moriond mountain stop during restaurant operation; La Saulire in 1850 suits a slower dinner with wine.
Courchevel’s villages give evenings different settings, so plan the return to your accommodation around the venue you choose. Check current menus and reservations rather than assuming one price range across the resort.
DINING PICKS
4 curated spots for eating and drinking at Courchevel
On-Mountain Dining
On-Mountain2 picks
Le Cap Horn
2029 Route de l'Altiport, Courchevel 1850
A high-altitude Courchevel 1850 restaurant with traditional French, Mediterranean, seafood, grilled, Italian, Savoyard, vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free choices.
Why We Like It
A broad menu and dietary range make this a useful mixed-group meal by the altiport. The terrace, children’s dining service and baby chairs help families plan a relaxed stop.
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Le Bel Air
Ariondaz gondola arrival, Courchevel Moriond
A mountain restaurant above Moriond, with traditional French and Savoyard cooking, a south-facing terrace and a bright dining room with a fireplace.
Why We Like It
The gondola-arrival location suits a shared lunch for skiers and pedestrians. Book a table and choose the terrace or warm dining room to suit the weather.
Earlier guide details
Earlier menu idea: The duck confit with Savoyard potato gratin. Choose from the restaurant’s current menu when you visit.
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In Town
2 picks
Restaurant le Chabichou
90 route des Chenus, Courchevel 1850
A Courchevel 1850 restaurant at 90 route des Chenus serving gastronomic cuisine.
Why We Like It
Choose it for a gastronomic meal in Courchevel 1850, just off route des Chenus.
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La Saulire
16 place du Rocher, Courchevel 1850
A small chalet-style restaurant in central Courchevel 1850, combining refined French cooking with a substantial wine cellar.
Why We Like It
Choose it for an unhurried village dinner in a cosy setting. The kitchen’s truffle focus and wine selection give the meal a special-occasion character.
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Plan your meal
Check whether your chosen venue takes reservations or uses a walk-in waitlist. For mountain dining, plan around lift access and service times.