Best burgers in Verbier

Owned and run by a hardcore team of four Swedish freeskiers and burger aficianados, Le Shed is one of the most popular burger joints in town, and for good reason. Open for lunch and dinner until late, their burger menu is a well thought out mix of fusion and classic flavours, each one as delicious as the last. Couple that with some great craft beers, friendly service, and a vibrant atmosphere, and you’ve got a restaurant that ticks all the boxes. Take a look at their current burger of the month: two medium beef patties, cheddar, two helpings of truffle mayo, fried onions, and rocket. It’s as delicious as it sounds, trust me.

No trip to Verbier would be complete without at least one trip to Pub Mont Fort after a long day on the slopes. With a consistently great vibe thanks to the resident DJ or the frequent live bands they showcase here, as well as an outside seating area with open fire pits and fur throws, Pub is a venue for everyone. Their menu is laden with several crowd pleasers, from epic chill beef nachos to loaded fries and BBQ chicken wings, not forgetting their array of finely crafted burgers. Our favourite is the classic ‘Bang Tidy Burger,’ which balances a perfectly season beef patty with bacon, melted Bagnes cheese, chimichurri, and glazed balsamic onions.

Offshore takes all the best bits of a Hawaiian diner, and brings it to the Swiss Alps. With a 1960s surf and beach theme, the atmosphere in here is laid back and very casual. Renowned around town for having a fantastic breakfast menu, their burgers are also packed with flavour, and certainly won’t leave you feeling hungry. Located directly next to the Medran lift station, this is also a great place to head to straight from the slopes after building up an appetite following a long day’s skiing.

Boasting some of the best views in Verbier, with a panoramic vista of the Val des Bagnes and the Grand Combin glacier, it’s unlikely you’ll spend a week in Verbier without visiting Le Dahu. Situated at the bottom of Le Chaux, Dahu is actually split across two restaurants. Upstairs is a seated restaurant, with a menu of Swiss Alpine classics and delicious wood-fired pizzas. Downstairs you’ll find a more laid back, self-service style restaurant, and a multitude of options covering baguettes, hot dogs, paninis, fries, and burgers. This is the perfect place to head to for a midday pitstop on the slopes.

Nestled in the valley between Nendaz and Siviez, Tipi is a relaxed and highly popular venue located right on the piste and skiable to from two directions. With a chilled out playlist and enough deck chairs for everyone, the atmosphere is laid back and welcoming. Their burgers are delicious and generously portioned, and definitely worthy of being on the list.