Open for lunch with inside seating and a terrace, this rustic chalet refuge is accessed by skiing the black runs from the top of the Grands Montets (Point de Vue or Pylons/Blanchots) or up an access cattrack for pedestrians from the Grands Montets midstation. It's possible (and recommended in high season) to book ahead.

Open for lunch and snacks in winter, the Plan Joran restaurant area has a large terrace and indoor seating area for self-serve and waiter service. Situated at the top of the Plan Joran chair and at the bottom of the three Dream Forest chairs, the area is a good ski meeting point, but also accessible for pedestrians via a short walk along the cat-track from the Lognan cable car.

Open for snacks and lunch the top station offers a tiny snack/lunch shelter from the cold or a beautiful place to stop for lunch before hitting the slopes off the top of the Grands Montets.

Located on the ski area of ​​Grands Montets, at the intermediate station (Lognan).
The Rider Café has a total capacity of 140 seats and 220 outside.
Italian-sounding kitchen (pasta, pizza...).
The takeaway The Spot has a total capacity of 150 seats indoors and 175 outdoors and offers a wide range of sandwiches, hamburgers

Open for lunch and snacks in winter, the Plan Joran pizzeria bar area has a large terrace and indoor seating area. Excellent pizzas. Self-service. Situated at the top of the Plan Joran chair and at the bottom of the three Dream Forest chairs, the area is a good ski meeting point, but also accessible for pedestrians via a short walk along the cat-track from the Lognan cable car.

Restaurant at the bottom of the pistes of the Grands Montets accessible by skiers and pedestrians.

Lognan Self Service is on the top floor of the Grands Montets midstation accessible by the bottom Lognan cable car.
Open for snacks and lunch in winter and summer (limited).
Indoor and terrace: 200 seats
Cuisine in Winter: savoury dishes, pasta, salad buffet, desserts, crêpes

1926: Georges RAVANEL cut ice from the glacier to sell to local hotels and restaurants. Then he built a cabin at the snout of the glacier. It became an infamous watering hole for thirsty hikers. Its accessed on the right near the bottom of the Pierre-a-Ric home run (or on foot up an access road from the bottom of the Grands Montets).