Top vegetarian restaurants in Méribel

This British-run, upmarket restaurant serves delicious modern Indian cuisine with, by far, the best choice of vegetarian dishes in the resort. Several of the dishes can also be adapted for vegans.

Tsaretta Spice is located at Méribel Altitude 1600 and is open every evening. Booking is recommended as it’s very popular.

This small, friendly restaurant was one of the first in Méribel to offer vegetarian options. You will find something across the whole menu and there is always at least one veggie main.

Aux Petits Oignons is located at Altitude 1600 and is open for lunch and dinner. Plus their adjoining bar also serves snacks and light bites.

Downstairs from the excellent cheese shop in Méribel Centre is a Mecca for fondue-lovers.

This traditional mountain dish of melted cheese is found in many local restaurants but La Fromagerie really stands out from the rest. Owner Christian selects the most mature and flavoursome cheeses and blends them to create a truly memorable fondue.

Open evenings only.

Méribel's Spanish tapas bar, Copiña, is located in the heart of resort and offers a few veggie bite-sized options.

Their authentic homemade tapas take you back to the streets of Madrid with scrumptious Patatas Bravas, Padrón Peppers or some Tortilla. These tasty delights should be washed down with one of their signature cocktails, a craft beer or a perfectly served glass of wine.

Hopping from Spain to Italy, Barometer's tradition is serving incredible Italian fare while introducing some delicious veggie dishes such as its creamy vegetable lasagna.

Of course, you'll also find the wood-fired oven pizzas they're famous for, all made in-house with fresh ingredients.

There are four restaurants in La Folie Douce and they all have veggie options available.

Peruse the menu at Le VIP or tuck into the veggie burger at their takeaway, The Butcher Shop.

However, if your pocket can take the hit, the gourmet La Fruitière is where you'll find traditional Savoyard food with vegetarian and vegan options.

If you don't have the time stop their self-service La Petit Cuisine also offers a salad bar, veggie burgers and pasta.

A smokehouse may not sound like the kind of place where you'll find veggie dishes but The Brewer's Den isn't your typical eatery.

On their menu, there are some mouthwatering vegetarian and vegan choices to be enjoyed.

Dining in when in self-catered accommodation is often the chosen route for anybody following vegetarian, vegan or any choice of eating plan but this brings with it the chore of shopping, cooking and clearing up.

Booking a private chef is no longer an extravagant thing to do and can solve all of these problems. This works especially well for groups where there are mixed desires at the dinner table – the devout meat-eater can dine with the strict vegan alongside the coeliac.

Adding options to your holiday will make it something memorable.