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Discover the top La Plagne places to eat
There are a wide range of restaurants in La Plagne to suit all tastes and budgets. Read our guide on all the best places to eat in La Plagne and where to find your favourite style of cuisine.
Worth noting is that at lunchtime most restaurants will offer a well-priced 'Plat du Jour' (dish of the day), normally consisting of locally-sourced meat, potatoes and a salad or seasonal vegetables.
In resort you'll find coffee and croissants if you like an early start, or somewhere to simply grab a coffee.
As in any French town you're never far from a bakery serving fantastic cakes, pastries or just a morning baguette.
Most, if not all of the restaurants are child friendly, especially if you let them know in advance. Evening meals are normally served from 19:00, and the restaurants are quieter at this time than later on.
Throughout the resorts you'll easily find a French restaurant to suit both your taste buds and your budget, whether it's homemade Savoyarde specials in a cosy rustic bolthole, or a light airy modern gourmet experience with a wine list and dessert menu to die for.
You'll find places with stone-baked ovens serving pizza classics, and many of the local French restaurants also do good pizza and pasta, and there are some good pizza takeaways.
Although La Plagne itself doesn't have any Michelin starred restaurants, there are a couple of restaurants in nearby Bourg-Saint-Maurice that are recommended by the guide.
Although La Plagne has no dedicated vegetarian or vegan restaurants you'll find that most Savoyard restaurants have plenty of non-meat options on the menu along the lines of fondue, raclette and other cheesy dishes.
Vegans might find it a little harder but there are plenty of pasta restaurants and the French are renowned for their creativity with a salad!
We visit a selection of restaurants in La Plagne each year. You can read about our first-hand experience in our Restaurant Reviews.
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