Cosy warm ambiance, with great staff and delicious food. The presentation of the food is lovely and…read morethe portion size is plenty. It gets a bit rowdy if the fraternities are in town.

It was actually the attached bar I enjoyed when I was in Tignes rather than the café, and it was a…read moregreat little place. Small, attractively-decorated, wonderful bar staff and a great atmosphere. Bar prices are average for the area and the beer's nice and cold! Free strawberry shots and pizza also helped make the night flow until we reluctantly left around 1am so the bar staff could get some sleep.

A pretty average bar that was in quite a convenient location for our hotel. Was better last season,…read moreI think its under new ownership.

This is a really good bar for apres ski. Its big inside, with sport on the TVs, and has a really…read morebig outside area for smoking. Jugs of beer and cider are reasonably priced and quite often there's a hip hop DJ playing

La Folie Douce is the go-to place for Apres partying in the Alps. In my review of La Folie Douce at…read moreVal Thorens, I wrote that getting bottle service here would be refreshing for any American sick of sneaky upsells, snooty staff, and fees piled on top of fees. I found this to still be true at the Val D'Isere (Tignes) location, though this location is lackadaisical perhaps to a fault. If you are trying to book a VIP table (for which no minimum is listed but would generally be understood to be about 500 euro), you want to use the online form for "La Veranda." The main differences in setup here compared to VT are that the elevated VIP section here is split into an outside portion (4 tables) and an inside-ish portion (6 tables?). The outside portion doesn't have a direct line of sight to the DJ booth. Also, you can't order food here. We ordered burgers from the grill (which were delicious) and ate them before coming up. I would have loved the oysters (etc) that I enjoyed at VT instead. The one *positive* difference is that there is more space here and there is a stage for live performances, which is really cool to witness even if you're just skiing past. The bottle menu is not particularly expensive and there are no hidden fees. Service was great and the party went until 5pm. One thing I found weird here was that in the inner VIP area, there was a family of 20+ with children (not just under 18 but also much younger). It was surprising that the kids were allowed in to begin with, but they were also allowed to commingle with the dance floor and with the outer VIP area. Other weird thing was that we wanted to purchase one more bottle before last call. My friend got tricked into buying a magnum with the classic "we're all out of 750s." Though the staff was friendly in their parting, they didn't really provide any instructions as to getting down the mountain or anything and we found the bouncers to be rather cold when it came to the end of the day (big difference from Cloud 9 and others).

Great fun. Great burgers. The world's best views. You should try to get here !!! And the onion soup…read morewas fantastic too.

One of the best apres-ski bars of Val d'Isère. Live perfomances between 16h and 18h followed by…read moreDJ-sets. Quite pricy, but OK compared to rest of the town (€6,5 for drafted 0,5L beer). Happy hour with 2 consumptions for price of 1 until 16h00 (16h01 is too late).

Great bar for après ski. Love the live bands! It's like an open courtyard. Also a bar inside. Gets…read morepretty crazy here: packed after 4 pm and dancing on the tables. Bands play covers and play until 6 pm.

This bar is one of the best I've been to! I had the BEST Margarita here!!! I was blown away,…read morethey're made with fresh ingredients and are a must have if you like tart drinks! It seems the owner occasionally works there and gets along well with the staff and customers. The darts are fun and have a range of light to heavy weight darts for your selection. Overall the vibes are immaculate. Huge fan! 10/10 recommend