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Fantastic pizza place. Definitely make a reservation - they are popular and fill up quick! If they…read moreare full though, they do take away and trust me, it's worth it to try their pizza. Everything is so fresh and tasty.

Great atmosphere and service. Typical dishes served and we…read morestuck to the basics....salad, pizza,pasta, red wine. They were all very good. We are always grateful for English speaking servers as we do not speak French.

Loved this place. The burrata with melon and prosciutto was to die for. I ate every bit. Loved the…read moreChianti and the homemade pasta. My friend's pizza looked amazing also. Was recommended by a local for Italian. Loved it.

If you're ever in Chamonix, France Dainty Pizza is a must. This is the best pizza I've ever had…read more We ordered the Pepperoni pizza and their version of the Margarita pizza. This was a thin crust pizza with gooey cheese and tons of pepperoni. The pepperoni was somewhat spicy (in a good way) with lots of flavor. Actually if they had only put half the amount of pepperoni on it, it would have been enough. The margarita pizza was fresh and just as tasty. It's a small Neapolitan pizzeria located along the Arve river that runs through Chamonix, the customer service was friendly.

An absolute gem of a pizza place in Chamonix. Be prepared to wait since the place is super popular…read more It's popular for a good reason. Unique pizza options but I opted for a regular margarita pizza and the crust was fluffy and delicious! I opted to take the pizza to go and enjoyed it with a beer from the supermarket next door but there's some limited indoor seating (it gets quite hot with the oven) or outside. The vibe is friendly and efficient!

Cozy seating area, 3-4 high top fixed tables. With chairs for about 16 people +/-. The UK was just…read morestarting winter recess on a Monday night, so the town was packed. I was impressed how quick these guys were able to make, cook, and box pizzas. In my opinion, one of the best values to be had in Chamonix! All of the staff members were super friendly and welcoming. An absolute repeat for me.

Pretty decent pizza place. Very simple. Order at the counter, grab a seat and wait. It's pretty…read morequick! Inside is pretty small but they do have outside seating in addition. Ingredients on our pizza were generous and the pizza itself tasty. No frills with reasonable prices. Family friendly. They do serve sodas, beer and wine.

As posted before reasonable price good service clean deco setting and quick service. Pizza is…read morerecommended

Good place for pizza. Great for groups and for watching the tourists walk by. Lots of seating…read moreand it's quieter at the back.

Everything about this place was great. Service, food and setting. A great find in Courmayeur,…read morerigatoni, polenta and pizza was amazing, Gracie!!!

I decided to check this place out cause it was close to the place I was staying at…read more There is an outdoor patio area that is shaded and a normal dining area inside. Opted for outdoors cause the weather was nice. Ordered the pizza with fontina cheese, a cheese local to this region, ham, and tomato sauce. Pretty basic pizza but it tasted quite good. Tomato sauce went well with the fontina cheese. My friend has a pizza w/o tomato sauce, but I thought mine tasted better. Also had a mixed salad that consisted of carrots, tomatoes, mixed greens and added the basalmic and olive oil for the dressing. After 4 days of hiking and unhealthy eating, a salad has never tasted so good. Also ordered a lemon soda, which came in a can. It still tasted pretty good although I was hoping it would be freshly made. Food came out pretty quickly and service was fine.

The patio here is beautiful, which made it all the more disappointing that despite plenty of empty…read moreseats outside, I was seated alone inside. And with the entire indoor dining room empty, I was somehow placed at the most uncomfortable table in the room. The food was okay. Not bad, but nothing memorable. After a week of eating my way through the region, this was the most average meal of the trip. Staff was fine but not particularly warm or attentive. With so many great options in Courmayeur, I'd expect more from a place with this reputation and these prices.

We asked at our hotel for a recommendation for a good local Italian restaurant and they helped us…read moremake a reservation to La Terrazza. We're glad they did! Here is what we noticed: - We arrived for our 7 PM reservation and there was already a line. We were seated in the patio next to a table of 8 or 10 people that were really loud. It was a little annoying at first since the rest of the patio was empty, but it too eventually filled up and the whole room got loud. - The menu is pretty extensive and according to our server the two sections are divided into local specialties and national specialties. - We decided not to order a bottle of wine this night, but there were a lot to choose from. My wife got a glass of Prosecco and I got a local beer. - We ordered the beef tartar to start, which was very, very good. Following that, we split the bigoli and a side of grilled vegetables. The bigoli pasta was like a carbonara and it was absolutely amazing. - We decided not to have dessert, but our server came by and offered us a complementary limoncello or genepi shot. We got one of each. - Service was good...attentive, but not overbearing. Bottom line: Make a reservation and go to this place... It's well worth it!

Bought some pizzas and empanadas from La Roulotte which was very convenient because we ordered it…read moreto go. The portions are large and the quality is excellent. The restaurant itself has picnic tables to sit outside and you can view the chefs making the dough as you are ordering your pizzas. You can't go wrong with your order but everything is delicious. Service was fairly quick; 20 minutes for 5 pizzas and over a dozen empanadas.

This is the cutest little place. We passed by this pizza place on the way to town and was drawn to…read morethe pizza stand in a refurbished old train car, and the smell of wood fire. There are some benches and lawn chairs in the front of the place. Like many businesses in France, this place is only open for lunch (12-2pm) and dinner (6-10pm). The owner operates by himself and during dinner time there are a lot of pick up orders, so expect a wait of up to 40 minutes. But the wait is well worth it. And be patient, there's only the owner doing everything. If there are no orders ahead of you, the wait is as little as 10 minutes. Some years ago we had a really good pizza in Italy and have been searching for something similar to no avail. At La Roulotte we finally found the perfect thin crust, wood fired pizza. We've tried fancy places in the US that claim to be Neapolitan pizza certified but honestly those can't even hold a candle to this place. We tried four different pizzas in our two visits here: Napolitaine: tomato base, mozarella, olives, capers, olives and oregano Forestiere: cream, mozzarella, mushrooms, onions, bacon, ham, garlic Romana: tomato, mozzarella, parma ham (or breasola), tomatoes, arugula, basil Valdostana: tomato, mozzarella, smoked bacon, egg, garlic Honestly I liked all of the pizzas. The crust was just perfect. Out of the four, the Forestiere and Romana are the real winners. I really liked the Valdostana too, the egg on it tasted really fresh. The Napolitaine got a little too salty, with the capers, olives and anchovies attacking your tastebuds at the same time.