Savoyard authenticity meets culinary creativity, Morzine is bursting with unique places that are reinventing the art of mountain living. Inventive restaurants, unusual accommodation, refined dining... The resort cultivates a gourmet elegance and a definite taste for surprises. Here are three addresses that epitomise the Morzine spirit of conviviality, terroir and audacity.
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Les Halles by Le Crépu, the bistro reviving the heart of the village
It's the new address everyone's talking about. Les Halles by Le Crépu have just reopened their doors after a complete renovation, signalling the revival of a place that has become a must in the centre of Morzine. Behind its warm, modern walls, the brasserie offers generous, inventive cuisine based on fresh, seasonal produce.
The menu is an invitation to travel: cuttlefish with parsley, piquillo risotto, Castilian Angus chuck, linguine with cuttlefish ink or melting chipirons... each plate tells a story of savoir-faire, between bistronomy and creativity. The Morzine spirit is in full swing here, with a friendly atmosphere at lunchtime and lively evenings in the evening. And to extend the experience, there's a pub in the same spirit. Le Crépu and the foodbar Le Comptoir, The new "Festive and Lively" programme is a great way to enjoy a festive and lively time of year.
Les Bulles des Mines d'Or, a night under the stars
Just a few minutes from the centre, near the Lac des Mines d'Or, a magical setting awaits lovers of unusual experiences. Les Bulles des Mines d'Or invite you to sleep in the heart of nature in heated transparent cocoons set in the snow facing the peaks. From your bed, you can gaze up at the sky and the stars, lulled to sleep by the silence of the mountains.
By day, the Resto des Bulles extends the magic with local cuisine served by the fire: melting raclette, hot stone, mountain atmosphere and simple conviviality. Here, everything exudes relaxation and authenticity, far from the hustle and bustle of the slopes. A frosty interlude, between cocooning comfort and a suspended moment, to enjoy with your partner or family.
Le PaSsiONNant, when the mountains open up to the world
In Morzine, The PaSsiONNant is aptly named. Chef Patrick Masson is at the helm, shaking up the codes of Alpine gastronomy with a rare boldness. His cuisine draws as much inspiration from Savoyard traditions as from far-flung flavours, blending Japanese rigour and Spanish flair, with absolute respect for local produce.
Trout from Morzine, crayfish from Lake Geneva, farmhouse cheeses or meat from Aubrac: each ingredient is chosen with care and enhanced by the interplay of textures and flavours. All in an old farmhouse transformed into an exceptional dining experience, where each dish tells a story of the land and the journey. An intimate, poetic experience, deeply rooted in the mountains.
