Due to its smaller size La Tania has a limited number of restaurants open for lunch and dinner, but still offers a good range of cuisine including snacks, crepes and sandwiches (at Snow Food) , traditional Savoyard food (La Ferme de La Tania, Les Chanterelles, La Taïga, Les Marmottons), pizza (Les Marmottons), pub meals (Le Ski Lodge) and fine dining at Le Farçon (which gained a Michelin Star in 2006).
La Tania can have lively nights with a number of pubs and bars offering live music, cocktails and themed nights but if you really want to party, you might need to take the free ski bus up to Courchevel 1650 or Courchevel 1850.
La Tania has several ski shops where you can hire or buy ski equipment including, Ski Higher-Sport 2000, Intersport, Ski Wave-Ski Set and Alpiski.
La Tania doesn’t have the range of shops available in other resort areas but does have a bakery, newsagent, mini Sherpa supermarket, ATM and a deli which sells local specialty produce.
