Le Cafe Courchevel

Nestled in the heart of the village, Le Café encapsulates the very spirit of its surroundings, boasting a sun-drenched terrace and inviting tables, perfect for intimate gatherings or larger parties. With its carefully aged facade and warm, Provençal-inspired interior, Le Café effortlessly captures the essence of the village it calls home. Every design element, from the House of Hackney fabrics to the artisanal moldings and joinery, as well as the bespoke tableware by Guy Degrenne and the hand-patinaed walls, has been thoughtfully chosen by architect Laurent Pelamourgues to seamlessly blend with the local ambiance.

As a French restaurant and piano bar, Le Café offers an authentic culinary experience in a cozy and inviting atmosphere. The brasserie exudes a charmingly weathered aesthetic with a hint of Provençal flair, serving a diverse array of dishes inspired by traditional brasserie classics, enriched with the flavors of Provence and Savoy according to the season. Each dish is meticulously prepared using carefully selected ingredients, ensuring an exceptional gastronomic journey. Le Café warmly welcomes aficionados of French gastronomy and the art of enjoying life to its convivial and inviting space.

As the day transitions into evening, Le Café undergoes a captivating transformation into a vibrant piano bar, where the air is filled with the melodies of French variety songs performed by talented vocalists and pianists. Embracing its heritage as a piano bar, Le Café resonates with the soulful tunes of French variety music. This dynamic venue draws in a diverse array of patrons, ranging from seasoned skiers and Venetian poets to Berlin artists, English aristocrats, and New York financiers. As the pianist and singers weave together the timeless melodies of Edith Piaf, Charles Aznavour, and Gilbert Bécard, Le Café becomes a lively hub where different cultures converge in the spirit of merriment and entertainment.