La Taiga - Table reservation

Eaten at La Taiga twice this season, having come across on the Navette bus from Courchevel (it is directly opposite the bus stop . The menu is a mixture of traditional French style cuisine, with the usual Savoyard raclette/tartiflette cheese based dishes for the holiday skiers....(We were amused to read the idiot 1* review who complained that an Alpine restaurant smelt of cooked cheese! . The wine list is surprisingly varied and interesting. Having seen many restaurants of this type/standard disappear from neighbouring Courchevel, as they go either down market to be pizza/tartiflette joints, or go ludicrously expensive in competing for the Russian oligarch market, it is nice to see this one...

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We went there for drinks around 11pm on a Tuesday. The bar was empty but we were a group of 12 so not big issue for us as we were looking for a place to chat and have a bit of a dance. It seems...staff was about to close when we arrived and they were not very keen on having us there. We ordered a drink which we couldn't wait to finish to leave the place. There aren't that many bars in La Tania so it is a shame the only few available have quite an unwelcoming vibe.

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Excellent and popular hangout for eating and drinking in La Tania. It has a restaurant on the upper level and a lively bar on the lower level with live music most if not every night. Very palatable food, fairly lively on the night we visited...and at a reasonable price.

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Great restaurant and bar that we were recommended for our chalet hosts night off. Had the three course meal which was epic. Definitely recommend visiting whilst in La Tania.

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on Sunday, 6 March, I had a really nice meal here. service was good. lamdie and duck were beautiful. more reasonable price. would recommend. will be back.

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