Morning coffee
From 7.30am in season, a hot coffee in the sun before heading into the mountains.

La Gourmandine
In the heart of the village, at 211 Rue du Cachay, our large terrace gets the sun from the morning. Stop by for a coffee before the slopes, come back at noon for lunch outdoors, and stay at the end of the day for après-ski, still in your ski boots or after a walk.
The whole menu is served out here: Caesar salad (€27.90), goat cheese salad (€25.90), homemade burgers and, of course, fondues and raclettes to share. For a sweet break, the affogato (€8.90) or the gourmet coffee (€13.50) always hit the spot.
In the afternoon, the terrace becomes the après-ski meeting spot: a beer or a glass of wine in the sun, an aperitif with friends and, for those with a sweet tooth, an afternoon treat facing the mountains — blueberry tart, tiramisu or chestnut cake (€12.90) with a hot chocolate.
From 7.30am in season, a hot coffee in the sun before heading into the mountains.
The full menu all day from 12pm to 9.30pm: salads, burgers, Savoyard specialities.
Beer, wine or an aperitif in the sun straight off the slopes, an afternoon treat for the sweet-toothed: the bar stays open all day.
Practical info
The terrace follows the weather and the season. On bright sunny days, it fills up fast at lunchtime: to be sure of a table, book and let us know you’d like the terrace. We always do our best depending on the weather and the tables available.
When the wind picks up or the snow falls, the wooden dining room and the wine cellar take over, with the same menu and the same welcome. Open 7 days a week from 7.30am to 11pm during the winter season.
Frequently asked questions
Yes, just mention it when you book online or by phone. We do our best depending on the weather and the tables available.
Yes, from the Caesar salad to the fondues and raclettes, the full menu is served on the terrace as well as inside.
Yes, it gets the sun from the morning: perfect for a coffee or breakfast before the slopes.
Of course. The bar is open all day: a beer, a glass of wine or an aperitif on the terrace after skiing, a coffee or a hot chocolate for a break.