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    Slope side hole in the wall snack bar with prices to reflect. BUT has fantastic spicy home made soups. "La patronne" travels to India a lot and brings home stocks of exotic spices. The soups are a welcome break from the usual resort offerings of saucisson and fromage and really hit the spot at lunch. Great for a quick aperitif too. Try Peche mignon (like a kir but with peach liqueur)

    Place du Tour, Le Tour, near Chamonix
    Google map: bit.ly/10ks8zM

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    la Cremerie du Glacier

    Posted by heatherlewis1 15 January 2013

    Rustic slope side restaurant for fondue and house specialty "croutes aux fromages". Run by the Ravanels for generations. The fondue is the best you will get and the service is super friendly. A genuine hang out for the locals. Great value (12 euros for a fondue made with beaufort cheese, wine by the "pichet" from four euros) and quality all round.

    www.lacremerieduglacier.fr/
    766 ch. de la Glacière, 74400 Chamonix
    +33(0)4 50 54 07 52
    Google map: bit.ly/VO0MiM

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    The Kitsch Inn

    Posted by Thelmalives 15 January 2013

    Slopeside in that it's right at the bottom of the home run in Les Houches so you can literally ski onto the top terrace. Funky, kitsch, big and a large inside area for apres ski make it a great stop. They do lunch specials and though evening meals maybe push towards being a bit pricey its all wholesome English/French fusion cuisine so there's a lot more choice than just tartiflette and variations there of.
    Live bands play regularly and if you're down in family-friendly Les Houches as opposed to knees-up Chamonix, you'll be thankful for the Kitsch Inn offering a bit of liveliness!

    www.kitschinn.eu/
    77 Place de la Fruitière 74310 Houches (Les), France
    +33 4 50 34 41 74
    Google map: bit.ly/Xa7xI6

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    Casa Valerio

    Posted by ThelmaLives 27 April 2012

    A lovely little Italian place off the main drag in Chamonix which does spectacular pizzas. I had the marinara which was huge and had a beautiful tomato sauce and the dough was just perfect - thin, a bit crispy, bit squidgy. Glass of perfect temperature Barbera topped it all off nicely. The other clientele ranged from gnarly looking climber types, to families and couples. Low lighting, no fuss decor and you can eat at the heavy wooden bar if you want. In a town where eating out generally leaves you broke it's good value, unpretentious and tasty.

    www.casavalerio.net/
    90 Rue Lyret 74400 Chamonix, France
    +33(0)4 50 55 93 40
    Google map: bit.ly/IvWqFm

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    L'univers du Bonbon

    Posted by chris2005 28 April 2008

    This sweet and chocolate shop on the main street of Chamonix is delightful with free chocolate samples and gorgeous-tasting white and black chocolate, fill your bag with as much as you want - it's all good, but be warned it's not cheap!

    Avenue Michel Croz.

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    The Office

    Posted by powderhound 28 October 2005

    The Office is a fantastic bar and restaurant next to the town hall in Argentiere. It has a warm and friendly atmosphere and serves great steaks and a delicious sticky toffee pudding. My family ate there four times during our stay and the service and food was consistently superb. They do lots of tasty vegetarian food as well.

    The Office
    Argentiere
    Village Centre

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