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Val D'Isere - lunch spots (off the mountain).
 Poster: A snowHead
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Just arranged my trip to Val D for the 22nd Jan and was looking for some pointers for some nice (reasonably priced?) lunch spots.

Me and my GF will be sharing babysitting duties for our 4-month old - so will plan to meet-up at the bottom of the lifts / in town to make the switch at lunchtime - so if there are any reasonably priced / pleasant / baby friendly spots (maybe asking too much!?) off the mountain but near the lifts, that would be terrific.

Also, any ideas for a cheeky beer or two at the end of the day (again we'd be avec baby)? When I've stayed in Tignes, I've generally ended-up at the Alpaka, but really don't know Val D - so any help on this side of things would be great too.

Thanks in advance.
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Les Tufs between the bottom of the Funival and Bubble lifts at La Dialle is worth checking. It changed owner a couple of years ago and prior to that was really good for both lunch and evening meals. They also did a relatively cheap lunch time buffet service upstairs. I have not been there since the change and I have information about the new owners. Les Tufs is only a short walk from the bus stop and so should be compatible with your baby duties.
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One place we've used many times is a few metres from the bottom of the Solaises chair lift. It's on top of the lift ticket sales windows nearby. I think it's called the Soleil, or similar, but you can't miss it. Best on a day when you can sit outside, as it has large wooden decking area and gets plenty of sun. On one side it has a great view of the Face de Bellevarde Olympic mens run, so you can sit back and watch people struggle down that. Food is self service, simple menu, not exactly cheap but OK considering the location. Soup and salads tend to be good.
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Not central, so doesn't fit your criteria, but this is my favourite place for a white-out day

http://www.arolay.com/
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