Born out of a passion for fine wine and good food, the Edelweiss is not your typical restaurant. It’s a place where you can enjoy a great meal, made with carefully selected ingredients and seasonal produce. Extensive wine selection. Relaxed atmosphere.
We offer "chalkboard" menus that change every evening, featuring several choices of appetizers, main courses (including a vegetarian option), cheeses, and desserts—all homemade with local and seasonal ingredients and drawing inspiration from around the world.
In winter, meals are served in the restaurant with its soft lighting and fireplace.
During the summer, weather permitting, all meals are served on the terrace with stunning panoramic views of the La Meije massif and its glaciers. And with a little luck, you’ll witness breathtaking sunsets.
Every evening, our homemade bread will accompany your meals, and you can choose from the wide selection of wines in our cellar—French wines and those from all over the world, with over 500 varieties.
If you’re looking for a place with great food, fine wine, and a pleasant evening with attentive yet informal service, the Auberge Edelweiss is the place for you. If you’d like to enjoy a fondue or raclette dinner, we’re sorry, but you’ll need to choose another restaurant in the village.
No children’s menu.
Reservations recommended.
A la carte: from 15 €.
Pets allowed
Pets not allowed
The restaurant is set back from the road D 1091. The stairs that are leading to the terrace or the entrance to the restaurant is located between the City Hall and the building of the police station ( Gendarmerie) of La Grave village. It can also be accessed by car, taking the little road " de Babiole" adjacent to the hotel-restaurant Le Serac, at the entry of La Grave (coming from Briançon)
The restaurant is set back from the road D 1091. The stairs that are leading to the terrace or the entrance to the restaurant is located between the City Hall and the building of the police station ( Gendarmerie) of La Grave village. It can also be accessed by car, taking the little road " de Babiole" adjacent to the hotel-restaurant Le Serac, at the entry of La Grave (coming from Briançon)