Restaurants in Avoriaz — 4 of Our Favourites

Located at the top of Avoriaz and accessible by foot or skis, La Fruitière offers a warm and lively dining experience inspired by traditional mountain life. The restaurant’s name recalls the old dairy cooperatives famous for their cheese, and the menu reflects this heritage with dishes crafted from locally sourced Savoie and Swiss produce. Head chef Franck Mischler and his team create regional specialities with a modern twist.

For burger lovers, there’s a pulled beef burger and a plant-based option called Le Boyond. If you prefer something more casual, their cantine La Petite Cuisine also offers burgers. Open every day with two lunchtime sittings, La Fruitière is a great spot to enjoy a gourmet meal and stay on for the famous Folie Douce après-ski with live music on the terrace.

Start your day on the large sunny terrace with a hearty breakfast or coffee, taking in the mountain views and fresh alpine air. The restaurant serves a varied menu throughout the day, featuring burgers, salads, meats, Savoyard specialities, crepes, and waffles - all in generous portions to satisfy both small and large appetites.

As the afternoon unfolds, Globe Trotter transforms into a buzzing après-ski bar. Live DJs, concerts, and themed evenings create an energetic and festive atmosphere that lasts until 2am, making it one of the resort’s unmissable nightlife spots.

Whether you’re fuelling up for the slopes, enjoying a leisurely lunch, or joining the evening celebrations, Globe Trotter offers a unique 2-in-1 experience. It’s a convivial, versatile space where every visit becomes a journey, and every meal or drink is shared in good company.

The menu is a delicious mix of American and Mexican-inspired dishes. Enjoy nachos, tacos, chilli cheese fries, hot dogs, and hearty salads, or choose from a standout burger menu featuring beef, chicken, pulled pork, and veggie options - all packed with big flavours and generous portions. The cheesy chips and chilli fries are local favourites and perfect for sharing.

Happy Hours also serves a long list of cocktails, beers, wine, and the famously strong Mutzig, usually by the half pint. Events are central to the experience, from hippy nights to Japan-themed parties, with Wednesday après parties featuring live DJs in a Millennium Falcon-inspired booth. With a free taxi service back to Morzine after 18:00, you can enjoy the full experience safely. Open throughout winter and summer, it’s a must-visit spot for food, fun, and mountain views.

Cookie Cafe combines fantastic food, a cool atmosphere and has a breath-taking mountain back drop that is often above the clouds. On bad weather days check-in to their ‘chill out lounge’ upstairs where you can charge your phone, borrow a book, play board games or simply re-charge on a sofa!

The gourmet burgers, hand-crafted by their local Swiss butcher, are the best sellers. Add to that freshly squeezed juice blends, fresh milkshakes, wraps, soups, salads, Taiwanese Bao Buns, pizzas and multiple vegetarian options, plus some great wines and beers and you are in for a real treat. Every afternoon enjoy the themed daily drinks specials. The week starts with Mojito Monday!

Open every day until 16:30 and serving food until 15:45. You can get back to Morzine easily via the ski bus from Ardent as it’s just one direct blue, red or black run down from Cookie Café so it’s a great place to finish your day!