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The standard of restaurants in Megeve is fairly high, and in general you should expect that eating out will be a pricier affair than in some other resorts. If you are on a budget it is possible to get a relatively good deal at one of the pizzerias. If you are splashing out, visit one (or both!) of the 2 Michelin-starred restaurants for a special meal. Megeve also has some wonderful mountain restaurants and some hidden gems as well as a number of self service restaurants and snack bars.Although not renowned for its apres-ski there are plenty of nice bars to stop at on your way back from the slopes. Later on, the nightlife hots up, with three main nightclubs in the centre and bars that stay open until 4am. For live music visit the well known jazz club (Cinq Rues), as well as other smaller venues. There is even a casino if you fancy a flutter. Be aware that the vibe is quite upmarket, and to get into the clubs you may have to dress up a bit and be prepared to pay more in some of these places.
Info by Ski Royale.
Chalet D'Antoine:
Excellent value and friendly service, with a relaxing and casual atmosphere.
Flocons de Sel:
Two Michelin star restaurant with inventive menus with a mixture of exceptional flavours.
L'Alpette:
Access by the Rochebrune ski lift. Local specialities and fine cuisine.
Cocoon:
This place often has live music and is popular with seasonnaires.
Les Cinq Rues:
This club is a great Jazz venue that attracts major artists during the ski season.
If you think the food is a little overpriced in Megeve, then you can always head out of town for some good food at reasonable prices (try Combloux).
