Prices of Food and Drink in Val D'isere

Lol yeah, early mornings and late evenings. That doesnt sound to bad, comparing to dublin is the best way to find out the place your going to is expensive or not. Though i do like to drink, i got a feeling i wont be doing much over there. But hey, im irish, we always find a way to get hammered.

Thats handy about the water, i would be annoyed if i paid for water when i didt have to. Although thankfully i dont drink much coffe/hot choclate. Not a great fan of it, so il probley live with out it for two weeks. Like i was told il be getting a job when i get back in the Ski center as either part time or full time, but im not betting any money on it lol. But if i did get it, i suppose spending a bit extra money while im away will be ok since il earn it back when i get back.

Im pretty sure i know what im going to do over there, but handy thing about that menu you told me il check those out. See what i can get when im over there

Val D'Isere Spar. :wink:

Plenty of cost effective drinking to be had if you shop there.

Though they did stock a 2000E bottle of brandy last time I was there!

What. who he hell would pay for that. They have a eurospar there?

andyhull wrote:Val D'Isere Spar. :wink:

Plenty of cost effective drinking to be had if you shop there.

Though they did stock a 2000E bottle of brandy last time I was there!

Brandy or Cognac ???

All the same to me, I'm a single malt man!

Thanks Wanderer for the tip about the water. I will be sure to order a carafe d'eau next time I'm ski-ing in France.

Ally

andyhull wrote:All the same to me, I'm a single malt man!

I like a Cognac plus I'm partial to a 12 year malt :D

The water in my Camelbak is free. :lol: