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With a fantastic range of restaurants and shops in Peisey-Vallandry, you certainly won't go hungry.
There are about 35 altitude mountain restaurants across the Paradiski region and you’ll find descriptions of some in the la Plagne and les Arcs sectors in their separate entries. Half a dozen of these are local to Peisey Vallandry though, and they’re generally so good that skiers tend to come over from Les Arcs to lunch here! The Blanche Murée (+33 (0)6 09 40 56 53) on the edge of the Rêches'piste serves up great, traditional food and has a nice terrace to enjoy it on sunny days, there’s a children’s menu and a bar menu too. La Cordée (+33 (0)4 79 07 01 14) 50m above the Vanoise Express is similar again, and does great crepes.
At the top of the Grizzly chair is Enfants Terrible which has a gourmet restaurant on the first floor and a smart cafeteria set up on the ground floor with a superb sun terrace.
There are half-a-dozen options down at the base of the runs too you can ski up to for lunch. Among them Restaurant Le Solan (+33 (0)4 79 07 15 06; restaurant-lesolan.com) in Peisey Nancroix does a good range of pizza alongside French favourites.
Dining is something Peisey Vallandry prides itself in and most of the two dozen restaurants spread around the five villages, are locally run, homely affairs that offer homemade, home-cooked cuisine, usually to traditional recipes with the area’s wonderful cheeses a prominent factor.
La Bergerie de Raphaël (+33 (0)4 79 07 94 95) is also rather special if you seek the path to Savoyard gastronomical delights. For faster food try the Flying Squirrel (see Apres Ski) among others. Le Solan (see mountain restaurants) does pizza delivery.
Peisey Vallandry is all about traditional values, and good food is certainly one of them! You’ll find all the traditional French village shops here – bakers, butchers, grocers, as well as some extra special delis that can only exist because of the tourist trade and the inevitable small supermarkets to catch any remaining requirements. The nearby town of Bourg-St-Maurice has several large supermarkets too.
In Plan Peisey there are several great little delis with a wide range of local goodies. Visit Les Fermiers d’en Haut (+33 (0)6 20 97 26 24) and the Au petit Savoyard delicatessen (Quartier du soleil; +33 (0)4 79 07 94 97) for local bread, cheese, honey and more.
In Vallandry Le Cellier Local produce shop (Galerie commercial; +33 (0)4 79 07 99 16) is the place to go.
Peisey village has a great bakery and cake shop in Locato’s (+33 (0)4 79 07 92 43), a butchers Villod’s (+33 (0)4 79 07 92 36) and a direct sales outlet for local producers, particularly of cheese, ‘Vente directe de produits fermiers’ (+33 (0)4 79 07 57 52). Landry has a combined butchers and grocery store, Claret's. The small supermarkets are all branches of mountain community specialists Sherpa, and are in Peisey village, Plan Peisey and Vallandry.