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Within the Tignes ski area there are ten mountainside restaurants, nearly all located at the top of lifts.

 

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Within the Tignes ski area there are ten mountainside restaurants. Menus consist mainly of pasta dishes, salads, omelettes and steaks. Nearly all are located at the top of lifts and serve lunch until about 2pm. As with most mountain restaurants food is expensive, but there are also some (not so good) self-service stations. For those who want to relax in the sun after a few runs there is the Tavernes de Neiges at the foot of the Val Claret lifts but for a better view try the Panoramic restaurant atop of the Funiculaire.

Generally the food is good but Tignes is not known for amazingly high culinary standards. If you want to lunch in style then head over to Val d’Isere where you will find fancier menus, longer wine lists and higher prices.

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