Top Restaurants in Gavarnie
Top Things to do in Gavarnie
Most Popular European food in Gavarnie, France
Best European restaurants nearby. Discover the best European food in Gavarnie. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for European restaurants near you. including Les Cascades, L'Assiette au Bord de l'Eau, Bar Restaurant Claire Montagne, Hotellerie du Cirque
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1. Les Cascades
Overall Ratings
4 based on 266 reviews
Reviewed By Gillian S
The Hotel Vignemale suggested that we would like the Restaurant Les Cascade and booked dinner for us. The food was delicious and innovative. The staff are very pleasant and helpful. Wines good. As the village has permanent water purification problems all their water is bottled, even when served in the carafe. WC good. Parking can be difficult in season.
2. L'Assiette au Bord de l'Eau
Overall Ratings
4 based on 132 reviews
Reviewed By JWFUK
There are few restaurants open in June in Gavarnie but visitors are lucky to have this one as an option. We ate here twice and had excellent meals both times - the trout with pasta, pizza and duck burger were all delicious and well prepared. The service was warm and friendly and we appreciated that the chef came out on both evenings to ensure we were pleased with our meals. I can also recommend the dessert: the cafe gourmand and lemon tart are lovely! The dining room is comfortable and visitors preferring to sit outside overlook a gushing stream, adding to a pleasant atmosphere.
3. Bar Restaurant Claire Montagne
Overall Ratings
3 based on 173 reviews
Restaurant de montagne aux saveurs du terroir...
Reviewed By GerardUK
This restaurant is very friendly with some excellent "Crêpes" and "Vin Chaud".You can have lunch or dinner and taste confit de canard ,Lamb and some good desserts
4. Hotellerie du Cirque
Overall Ratings
3 based on 130 reviews
Reviewed By KernowPixie
After walking for about an hour from Gavarnie, you arrive at the Hotellerie du Cirque, a large nineteenth century building seated below the entrance to the towering glacial bowl. This busy old hotel, somewhat faded in its majesty, now functions only as a restaurant in the high season, but it offers probably one of the finest glacial views in the world and is a welcome place to enjoy a cool beer and an al fresco lunch of local meats and cheeses.The Cirque, a World Heritage Site, attracts about a million tourists each year. And the prices at the Hotellerie, a veritable honey trap, reflect this. Be prepared to pay through the nose for a glass of Grimbergen beer, but what a backdrop you have from its sunny terrace! Certainly one for the bucket list!
