Beer & Après Prices in Morillon

Perched at the Morillon 1600 base area, Le Tremplin delivers the quintessential alpine après-ski experience. The expansive sun terrace captures afternoon sunshine perfectly, while the interior radiates warmth with exposed wooden beams and mountain memorabilia. The crowd skews active – here you'll find skiers still in their boots alongside grizzled seasonnaires beginning their shift. The DJ sessions from 3pm onwards draw an energetic crowd who dance on tables as the ski day officially ends.

This ski-in village bar captures authentic Savoyard pub culture with dark wood interiors, cathedral ceilings, and an impressive collection of regional wines behind the copper-topped bar. Le Vermont attracts a slightly older crowd of regulars and après-ski enthusiasts seeking conversation over quality pours rather than rowdy shots. The staff actually remember regulars' drink orders, creating a genuinely welcoming atmosphere that feels distinctly European.

Morillon's late-night destination for those who want to dance into the early hours. Le Totem draws a younger, international crowd with its underground vibe, colored lighting, and DJs spinning mainstream hits and house music. It's relatively small by resort standards, which actually creates an intimate clubbing experience. The dance floor fills around 11pm and stays packed until closing.

For sophisticated palates, this underground wine cellar offers an extraordinary selection of French wines by the glass. The stone vaulted ceilings and flickering candles create an intimate atmosphere perfect for couples or those seeking escape from the noisy bar scene. The passionate sommeliers guide guests through regional selections with genuine expertise, making this ideal for a refined evening.

The beloved local dive that captures everything wonderful about après-ski culture. Filled with worn wooden furniture, vintage ski posters, and locals genuinely relaxed, this no-frills bar serves generous measures at fair prices. The owner, Jean-Marc, has been pouring drinks here for three decades and remembers everyone's name. The conversational crowd makes it impossibly easy to make new friends.

Located mid-mountain at the Pierre et le Vacancesimes, L'Epicerie offers a sophisticated lunch and afternoon drank experience with stunning panoramic views of the Grand Massif peaks. The outdoor terrace is sheltered from wind, making it ideal for lingering over long lunches. Themenu features elevated mountain cuisine but the real draw is the craft beer selection featuring Breton and Alpine microbreweries.