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Where to Eat in Sainte-Foy-Tarentaise: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Sainte-Foy-Tarentaise in France, from Europe region, is best know for Reservations. Discover best restaurants in Sainte-Foy-Tarentaise with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
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1. Belliou La Fumee
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 230 reviews
Belliou The Smoke is THE Table of Les Arcs . This authentic chalet of stones and woods, at the bottom of the valley of the Arc 2000, is located at the foot of the slopes and chairlifts of Pré Saint-Esprit and Comborcière.
Reviewed By PhilippeGA - Brussels, Belgium
Belliou La Fumée is a gourmet restaurant nested in La Vallée de l'Arc in the French Alps. It has a beautiful Terrace a few meters from the ski slopes with a view on the snowy Mountains and the spruce Forests. This restaurant offers a refined experience and very good food. The presentation is beautiful and the cuisine creative, highlighting the local products from the French Savoie. We highly recommend this place on a sunny skiing day in Les Arcs. Beware of the slopes if you've had too much wine and the delicious Genepi digestive!
2. La Bergerie
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 177 reviews
Reviewed By holly m
Shared fondue and raclette for the main course with my family both were absolutely amazing and came very quickly. The service was great and they were really friendly staff. However the best part was the dessert “chocolate surprise” which was amazing! For a chocolate lover it is the perfect dessert and I finished every single bit. Had an amazing time and my family and I would definitely revisit again. -Holly
3. Le Savoy
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 634 reviews
Reviewed By HertsLL - London, United Kingdom
Initially an unfriendly welcome but improved when the lady in charge took over. Fairly average, tasteless veal escallope overpticed for what we had.
4. Les Chalets de l'Arc
Overall Ratings
4 based on 603 reviews
There is a B&B listed with the same name that may cause confusion. This is definitely a bar/restaurant only.
Reviewed By Henk58 - Amsterdam, The Netherlands
We had lunch in this very popular mountain restaurant. Made reservation one day ahead and that worked great. But you have to do that to make a chance to get a table. The Terrace has a fantastic view and the food is good and certainly abundant. The number of visitors is huge, especially with large family groups and that asks a lot from the staff that is efficient but sometimes lacks to make the guests feel welcome. It is a well oiled machine that puts out good (but not excellent) quality food in large quantities and certainly not bad, but this feeling of professionally friendly but foremost very efficient and hardworking staff does not add to the atmosphere. The interior breaths old Alpen Hütte. Again certainly not bad but maybe a bit too efficient for a holiday lunch restaurant on the slopes.
5. Le Genepi
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 258 reviews
Reviewed By PavelK73 - Moscow, Russia
Nice Seating, great food and good service (a bit rude to hear with a touch of French arrogance that "... in France there are only 3 ways of cooking meat: rare, medium ad well done..." but after all pleasant service). In terms of food quality and diversity probably the best place in La Rosiere.
6. Les Brevettes
Overall Ratings
4 based on 42 reviews
Doubt you will find it as its a tiny place but with wondefrul food
Reviewed By NoraBeaune - Cambridge, United Kingdom
For the last night of our holiday we had booked dinner at Les Brevettes; although the restaurant is open every day during normal skiing hours, they only open in the evening once or twice a week and you WILL have to book if you want to eat there at night.
Three of us (including one on crutches with his leg in a brace!) got the last chair-lift up at 16.30hrs & the other intrepid member of our party walked up the mountain with the dog & brought the sledges! Eventually we were all together in the restaurant (including the dog, who remained invisibly and impeccably well-behaved under the table) and we had a really good evening, spent with possibly the coolest, most laid-back and friendly group of staff and patrons ever! Everyone was so welcoming, friendly and helpful and the fondue (which was prepared after we arrived and served after about 19.30hrs - so don't expect to eat early) was really, REALLY gorgeous.
At the end of the evening our man-with-leg-in-a-brace was very kindly taken back to the resort by a member of staff who "just happened" to have the kind of snow-vehicle owned by people who work in a restaurant half way up a mountain and the rest us, except the dog (who walked), made our way back down to the resort on sledges. It's a must!
We had a fantastic night and it was the perfect end to a really good week's skiing holiday. It isn't fine dining, there isn't a menu to choose from but you will get good, honest, delicious and authentic Savoie-fare and it was a privilege to enjoy the food, the company and the hospitality offered by this tiny mountain restaurant.
I absolutely recommend that you try dinner at Les Brevettes!
7. L'Ancolie
Overall Ratings
4 based on 200 reviews
Reviewed By Napey - England
We were recommended this place by friends for an evening meal, and it was great! The food was fabulous, the staff were very friendly and there was a nice cosy atmosphere.
8. El Latino Loco
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 124 reviews
The entire Latino Loco team welcomes you in their cosy and modern restaurant. On the menu you will find international and local dishes, all home-made with daily fresh products. And to top off your evening: a diversity of live music, DJ's and great vibes till 4:30 AM, 7/7. Looking forward welcomming you soon!
Reviewed By BeckyNW - Lancashire, England
Really enjoyed a meal at the Loco. The fajitas were plentiful with all the trimmings, and my partner's steak was relatively good value served with Mountains of chips and a side of cold ratatouille. The only thing that let the place down for me was the ambience. It was very quiet on the night we were there, and it felt a bit weird eating in a space that was clearly going to become a nightclub later on.
9. L'a coeur
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 51 reviews
Reviewed By Caroline W
We visited L'a Coeur several times during our stay in Sainte Foy. It's a unassuming restaurant/bar that serves amazing food and drink. It's suitable for a family meal or as a couple having a romantic meal.
The quality and presentation of the food is superb.
The staff are really friendly and welcoming.
I fully recommend this place and would go back time and time again.
10. Chez Merie
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 156 reviews
Reviewed By PAULPHOTOMAN - Liverpool, United Kingdom
My wife and I were joined by another couple and their two small children. Upon being seated in the lounge area by the fire, we were informed that there was no children's menu, nor any food designed for children.
This is quite clearly a venue that is not wish for children to be brought along for the ride. This in itself is fine; adult diners can enjoy a dignified, romantic evening dining in truly sumptuous, unique surroundings, with peace and quiet.
However, this should be made clear at the booking stage, thus making the occasion better for both the restaurant and its customers.
The interior, as mentioned is wonderful, (see the attached photos). The food, as you will no doubt have read in other reviews, is largely meat based. I chose lamb from one of the three legs cooking on the open fire in the lounge/dining room area. Two of our group ordered the beef for two, while my wife went for the fish option, which was a whole trout.
My wife enjoys fish, but does not want to see an entire animal on her plate. We were informed that this could have the head and tail removed, and the fish filleted. However, my wife was presented with a whole fish on her plate, which was then dissected in front of her, with numerous bones left intact in the fish.
My lamb was delicious. However, I was not asked how I wanted it, and it came very well done. As it happens lamb is the one meat that I enjoy like that. (I have since read that other diners had bloody, raw lamb given to them.)
The beef for two was gigantic, delicious, and perfectly cooked (rare in the middle, becoming medium, and then a lovely thin crisp surface).
Not able to deal with adult food, the children had bread.
So, would we go again? Probably yes. But the children would be left at home.
