La Clusaz is a cute resort which is a village rather than a concrete estate stuck in the mountains. We were a group of 14 skiers manly French with a couple of Brits. We fancied a 'tartiflette' one evening and Le Greenier looked the part being right next to the church in the pretty main square. We booked (essential) and on entry the restaurant looked lovely with a rustic decor and solid wood furniture.The menu was limited to a few local dishes which was fine for us but veggies might struggle with the options. I was disappointed that there were no local beers on offer just the rather boring Heineken and a German brew. We ordered our tartiflette and some local Savoie wine which was excellent. T...
