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Brides les Bains - eating out?
 Poster: A snowHead
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Hi all,
We're heading out to Brides les Bains on 26th Feb. Looks like it's the last week of French holidays so I'm expecting it to be fairly busy.
We've booked room only accommodation so looking for advice on eating out - both in terms of good places to eat but also more generally given the current situation.
For example is it advisable/necessary to book in advance? Would it even be prudent to book before we arrive?
We've never stayed in Brides before so any advice/tips gratefully received. Thanks.
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

skibedoo wrote:
Hi all,
We're heading out to Brides les Bains on 26th Feb. Looks like it's the last week of French holidays so I'm expecting it to be fairly busy.
We've booked room only accommodation so looking for advice on eating out - both in terms of good places to eat but also more generally given the current situation.
For example is it advisable/necessary to book in advance? Would it even be prudent to book before we arrive?
We've never stayed in Brides before so any advice/tips gratefully received. Thanks.


4 years ago we ate in a lovely pizza restaurant at the end of the main street nearest the ski lift. It was (I think) through an arch and just behind the main street. Prices were cheap and the pizzas were lovely. Mind, it was very small, so we had to book in advance.
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