Slope-side restaurant · Courchevel Moriond (1650)
La Casserole
La Casserole is a bistronomy restaurant on the slopes in Courchevel Moriond, at the foot of the Signal chairlift: carefully cooked meats over the fire and a sharp wine list, unusually ambitious for a slope-side table. Next door, its small corner La Casserolette serves matcha, lattes and mini burgers, so children can eat on their own while adults lunch properly.
La Casserole is family-friendly, but you can come here purely to eat well. The cooking is bistronomy: fine cuts over the fire, elaborate dishes, lamb cooked for seven hours, and wines chosen with care. No white gloves, but more ambitious than most restaurants on the slopes.
La Casserolette, its small corner next door, is the trick for families: matcha, café latte, a mini burger and small bites. Children can eat there together while the adults stay at the table.
The setting is the other reason to come: in the middle of the pistes, with a wide mountain view and soft music in the background. It belongs to Maison Tournier.
Best for
A serious lunch for adults, with children happily fed next door.
Good to know
This is not a party spot: the music stays soft all afternoon. Lunch only.
In our rankings
- No.1 With children
- No.2 Lunch on the slopes
- No.2 Ski-in, ski-out
Questions
Is there a party at La Casserole?
No. La Casserole keeps soft background music; it is a place to eat well with a view, not to party.
Where can children eat quickly at La Casserole?
At La Casserolette, the small corner next door: matcha, lattes, mini burgers and small bites.
Where is La Casserole?
La Casserole — Piste des Grandes Bosses, départ du télésiège du Signal, 73120 Courchevel Moriond. Slope-side restaurant, Courchevel Moriond (1650).
What is La Casserole best for?
A serious lunch for adults, with children happily fed next door.
Anything to know before going to La Casserole?
This is not a party spot: the music stays soft all afternoon. Lunch only.
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Opening dates change every season: check before you go.