A quick stop on the slopes
Le Petit Dahu
A quick stop on the slopes
Hungry after a run, ready for sunshine and already thinking of the next slope? Order a generous bite at Le Petit Dahu, indoors or with snow at your feet.
Fast, generous homemade food to enjoy inside or on the panoramic terrace.
01 — Le Petit Dahu
A quick stop, a proper treat
Le Petit Dahu is designed for a quick meal without giving up pleasure, with simple ordering and generous food prepared on site. Made-to-order burgers, panini, crêpes, pasta, salads, fries and homemade desserts make up a tasty stop in the heart of the slopes.
02 — Le Petit Dahu
There is always room for a crêpe
The artisan crêperie serves children and adults authentic homemade recipes, prepared to order in front of them. The 100% buckwheat galettes are naturally gluten-free. Wheat crêpes, homemade jam and salted caramel complete the savoury recipes.
03 — Le Petit Dahu
Inside or in the mountain air
Guests can sit inside or on the panoramic terrace facing Val de Bagnes and the Combins. The snack opens during the winter season — and the legendary Dahu may never be far away.
Find your favourites on the menu
Browse the dishes below. The restaurant’s original menus can also be viewed page by page.
The place and its story
The concept
The high-altitude snack bar
Eat quickly without giving up pleasure, with simple ordering and food prepared on site.
Generous and homemade
Made-to-order burgers, hot panini, crêpes, pasta, salads, fries and desserts create a proper gourmet break.
In the heart of the slopes
A warm indoor space and panoramic terrace facing Val de Bagnes and the Combins during the winter season.
Le Petit Dahu is designed for a quick meal without giving up pleasure, with simple ordering and generous food prepared on site.
Made-to-order burgers, panini, crêpes, pasta, salads, fries and homemade desserts make up a tasty stop in the heart of the slopes.
Guests can sit inside or on the panoramic terrace facing Val de Bagnes and the Combins. The snack opens during the winter season — and the legendary Dahu may never be far away.
