Les Menuires 3 Valleys

Going to Les Menuires in March, any tips for us good runs Restaurants ???

Head up to the Pointe de la Masse (2804m) on the opposite side of the valley from the ski village. There are amazing views from the top of the lift. Head back down on a handful of interesting runs including a black and a couple of reds.
We had a great lunch at Le Cocon des Neiges in Les Bruyeres which is open all day. It's overlooking the kindergarten and has a large sunny terrace. Generous portions of roast chicken and chips with salad for €11,50.

That's great thanks for info!! On another note do you know the best company to contact for transfers we are a party of 6 from Grenoble !!!
Thanks

Chalet de Neiges accessed at the top of Roc de Trois Marches 1 has to be THE best value in the 3V and also serves delicous traditional food, Pizzas and salads in generous portions. It gets very busy at peak lunchtime (1pm) so we head over to Courchevel or Orelle in the morning and get back there about 2ish.

NIIIXSY wrote:That's great thanks for info!! On another note do you know the best company to contact for transfers we are a party of 6 from Grenoble !!!
Thanks

I don't have any personal experience of transport other than from Chambéry but here's a couple of contacts from our Twitter followers that might be able to help:
http://www.askibus.co.uk/
http://www.ski-transfers.com/

Good luck and happy skiing :)

You can try www.theskibug.fr we have them booked for transfer in March best price could find also happy to stop at Carrefour in Moutier for shopping en route

www.firstclass-transport.com who can accomodate a larger group we have a booking with them for February
It gives you a couple of options
Also great restaurant wonderful views at bottom of Jerusalem run towards St Martin dont know name but worth a visit

Merryski wrote:
Also great restaurant wonderful views at bottom of Jerusalem run towards St Martin dont know name but worth a visit

The Jerusalem run (from the St Martin side of Meribel) is amazing. When we did it there were some good bumps at the top, followed by a swooping roller coaster ride that made us laugh out loud then it funelled into a long blue cruise into St Martin de Belleville. We've eaten at Restaurant La Voûte in St Martin a couple of times and can highly recommend it (you might need to reserve at busy periods) - it's got a cosy, bustling interior or you can sit outside on the terrace. Chef's special is good value at around 11-12 euros and they do great pizzas.

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