Le Cafe Courchevel

Located at the heart of the village, Le Café embodies the very essence of its surroundings, boasting a sun-drenched terrace and intimate tables catering to both pairs and larger gatherings. With its beautifully aged façade and inviting, Provençal-inspired interior, Le Café truly captures the essence of the village it represents. The design elements, including House of Hackney textiles, artisanal mouldings and woodwork, bespoke tableware by Guy Degrenne, and hand-aged walls, have been thoughtfully curated by architect Laurent Pelamourgues to blend with the local ambience seamlessly.

This French restaurant and piano bar offers an authentic dining experience in a warm and lush environment. The brasserie exudes a charmingly weathered façade with a touch of Provençal elegance, serving a range of dishes inspired by traditional brasserie classics, enhanced with Provençal and Savoyard influences according to the changing seasons. Each dish features meticulously chosen ingredients, ensuring a delightful culinary journey. Le Café invites aficionados of French gastronomy and the art of savouring life to gather in its convivial setting.

As the night descends, the ambience transforms into a vivacious piano bar, where skilled singers and pianists regale audiences with renditions of beloved French variety songs.

Honouring its legacy as a piano bar, Le Café resonates with the melodies of French variety music. This spirited venue draws a diverse crowd, including seasoned skiers, poets from Venice, artists from Berlin, English nobility, and New York financiers. As the pianist and vocalists fill the air with the timeless tunes of Edith Piaf, Charles Aznavour, and Gilbert Bécard, the Café transforms into a vibrant nexus where diverse cultures converge in the spirit of joy and entertainment.