Whether you're skiing, hiking or sledging, you’re going to be working up an appetite having fun during these activities, so, of course that is where food and drink comes in, not to mention warming you up! With this in mind, it's great that ski resorts offer a range of food and drink spots to choose from.
San Carlos de Bariloche came out on top with a total of 417 restaurants, cafes and bakeries, bars and pubs and more! San Carlos de Bariloche has 338 restaurants to choose from, making it the perfect ski destination for any foodie.
Morzine ranks second with 290 restaurants to choose from, their local speciality fondue is a must-try, the perfect dish for warming up after a day in the frosty air!
Chamonix follows in third with a total of 281 foodie spots, and 10 pubs and bars to relax and enjoy a drink after a day of action.
The fourth best ski resort for food and drinks is Queenstown, offering an impressive 59 bakeries, cafes and places to grab a quick bite, perfect for a pre-adventure caffeine boost!
Pinzolo rounds off the top five best ski resorts in the world for food and drinks, with 249 spots to choose from. It is no surprise that three of these top five are European ski resorts, famous for their incredible cuisine!
Other European ski resorts rank in the top 10 too, as the best ski resorts in the world for food and drinks.
Zermatt in Switzerland ranked in eighth place, with an impressive 182 restaurants to choose from, as well as six bars and pubs where you can indulge in a classic hot toddy.
St.Moritz , also in Switzerland ,is another European destination that made the top 10, in ninth place. St. Moritz offers 188 food and drink locations in total, 175 being restaurants, 6 cafes and bakeries and 3 pubs and bars.
Whistler rounds off the top 10 with 139 restaurants to choose from.