Le Grenier

Last updated: 23 December 2025

Quick answer: Le Grenier is a long-running, family-friendly crêperie in central Argentière. Go when you want an easy meal that pleases everyone—galettes, crêpes and a few Savoyard favourites in a cosy chalet setting.

Long-running family restaurant/creperie (since 1979) offering savory buckwheat crêpes, traditional cheese dishes and regional plates in a cozy chalet setting. Emphasizes homemade meals with local, seasonal ingredients at reasonable prices.

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Highlights

  • Crêperie and family restaurant established in 1979
  • Savoury buckwheat galettes and sweet crêpes
  • Cosy chalet-style dining that’s good with children
  • Solid ‘any night of the week’ option in the centre

At a glance

Location Central Argentière
Cuisine French, Crêpes, Savoyard
Typical budget €€ (indicative)
Booking Often possible to walk in, but booking is smart during winter peak weeks.
Takeaway Check with the restaurant
Family-friendly Yes
Website https://restaurant-legrenier.com/
Phone +33 4 50 54 06 00
Address 372 Rue Charlet Straton, 74400 Argentière, Chamonix-Mont-Blanc, France
Map Open in Google Maps

What to order

  • A classic buckwheat galette (ham/cheese/egg-style fillings are a safe bet)
  • A sweet crêpe for dessert (or a mid-afternoon treat)
  • Ask about daily specials and seasonal ingredients
  • If you’re in a Savoyard mood, see what regional dishes are on the menu

What to expect

Le Grenier is a relaxed, chalet-style crêperie that’s easy to love for an uncomplicated meal. Galettes and crêpes come out relatively quickly, which makes it a good choice when you don’t want a long dinner.

The menu usually has enough variety for mixed groups (sweet, savoury, and a few heartier options). In winter it can still get busy around typical dinner times, so reserving keeps things simple.

Practical info

Note: Opening days and times in mountain villages can change between seasons. It’s always worth confirming directly before you go.

Getting there

Le Grenier is on/near Rue Charlet Straton in central Argentière, making it straightforward to reach on foot from the main village area.

Argentière is connected to the rest of the Chamonix Valley by bus and train. If you’re staying locally, many restaurants on Rue Charlet Straton and Route du Village are walkable.

Tips for a smooth visit

  • Crêpes are quick and kid-friendly—great if you don’t want a long dinner.
  • If you’re skiing early the next day, this is an easy, low-effort evening meal.
  • Arrive a little earlier in winter to avoid the post-ski rush.
  • If you’re a group, book so you’re not split across tables.

Travelling to Argentière

If you’re planning your trip, Mountain Drop-offs runs private, door-to-door transfers from Geneva Airport to the Chamonix Valley. See: Geneva to Argentière Transfer.

FAQs

Is Le Grenier mainly a crêperie?

Yes—expect savoury buckwheat galettes and sweet crêpes, alongside a few regional dishes.

Is it good for kids?

Yes. Crêpes and a relaxed atmosphere make it an easy choice for families.

Do I need to book?

Not always, but winter holiday weeks can be busy. Reserve if you want a specific time.

Is it in the centre of Argentière?

Yes. It’s a central village restaurant and is usually walkable from local accommodation.

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