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Restaurants 3V and St Martin
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Heading to the 3 Vallees next weekend for a week (counting the days!). Staying self-catering in St Martin and looking for some recommendations for restaurants in the evenings in St Martin, and good ones for lunch up on the pistes. We're a group of early intermediates who love food and wine but prefer not to be fleeced, and also prefer to eat where the locals do.
Many thanks! Very Happy
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Headed to Meribel on Wed too so would also be interested. I am expecting to get absolutely ripped off both on piste and in the town, but I assume there will still be somewhere for a pizza / burger / mountain food fare for 10 - 14 euro?
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My favourite lunch place near St Martin de Belleville is on the Biolley blue run on the way to St Martin and it's called Restraurant La Loy.Very friendly service and reasonably priced. And the food is really good. You also get (usually) a free Genepy as well Blush
I usually ski all the way from the top ( les 3 Marches ) via the Grand Lac then the Pelozet and stop in the middle of the Biolley for lunch. These are wide and beautiful blue runs with wonderful landscape.
Alternatively, there is a restaurant (can't remember its name Embarassed ) at the bottom of the Biolley. After you ski through the small tunnel, turn right as opposed to skiing straight down to the bubble lift stop. It's the first thing you notice as there is nothing else apart from the button lift.
Tips: book before you go to La Loy or go early as it has become very popular. I think their website also says that you can dine there and if you book a table they will come to pick you up.
Hope it helps
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The Grand Lac restaurant (on the blue piste down from top of chairlift above St Martin to Les Menuires) is nice and not as expensive as some - lunch only of course, not dinner

We also like Restaurant La Loy - tend to stop off there on the last run of the day down into St Martin.

The farm at Chatelard is fantastic - you must book early. Farm produce - no choice.

A good value eaterie where locals eat is Restaurant Barillon at Villarly (on the road up from Moutiers, just before you reach St Jean de Bellevill). REally good value, much cheaper than in the resorts.Their set menu is very good value.

La Voute and Eterlou in the centre of St Martin are reliable and good. Les Montagnards is said to be very nice but expensive I think
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Some great suggestions there, thanks all. Will do a full trip report on my return.
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This is the thread you need. http://snowheads.com/ski-forum/viewtopic.php?t=83699
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This is the thread you need. http://snowheads.com/ski-forum/viewtopic.php?t=83699


Super, getting hungry already...
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