Find your perfect Verbier restaurant, shortlisted by our local experts
There's a wide range of restaurants in Verbier to suit all tastes and budgets.
Find loads of top tips and local insights in our Verbier Where to Eat.
Le Sonalon restaurant is perched high up above the town of Verbier, although more than accessible by road, over looking the pistes and the resort. Its specialities include regional produce, cheeses and locally reared beef and veal.
Enjoy a delicious meal surrounded by nature at this charming mountain restaurant.
This mountain restaurant is ideally situated on the piste just down from the Medran top station (skiers left).
This piste-side restaurant and bar is the perfect place to stop for a bite to eat on the slopes.
Le Mouton Noir (The Black Sheep) is a gourmet restaurant in a stunning setting.
Dine out on the sheltered terrace and take in the great views over Verbier, or sit inside where there's room for 20 people.
Open in winter and summer, this restaurant is a great spot for families, and pets too! They serve local specialities with contemporary touches.
A restaurant located above La Tzoumaz, halfway down the La Tzoumaz bubble, accessible via the Nord, Saxon and off the Altiport Pistes.
Enjoy some delicious traditional mountain cuisine, coffees, soft drinks, wine and more at this restaurant in Verbier.
A traditional mountain restaurant with views over Verbier and out to the Mountains.
This mountain restaurant is a great place to stop for lunch on a good weather or bad weather day on the slopes.
Located on the Taillay piste in the Savoleyres sector, this restaurant specialises in traditional "Bagnarde" cuisine made from fresh local ingredients.
This popular mountain restaurant is located in the Les Hauts de Verbier sector with fantastic views across the valley from a sunny terrace.
Traditional Savoyard style restaurant with seasonal produce located in Fionnay, near Bagnes.
Le Dahu offers some of the best views in Verbier with a panoramic vista of the Val des Bagnes and Grand Combin glacier. Split between a relaxed self-service area downstairs with burgers, hot dogs and more, and a seated restaurant upstairs serving Swiss classics and wood-fired pizzas, it’s the perfect spot for a midday break on the slopes. You’ll find fresh local produce used throughout the menu, making for a tasty and satisfying meal.
