Après-Ski and Dining in the Grandvalira Ski Area: Pas de la Casa, Soldeu & El Tarter: If you’re heading to the Grandvalira ski area, there’s more to look forward to than just great skiing. The après-ski scene in the resorts of Pas de la Casa, Soldeu, and El Tarter is full of energy, with a variety of bars, pubs, and restaurants offering everything from relaxed drinks to fine dining. Whether you’re looking for a lively après-ski spot, a cozy dinner venue, or a place to party into the early hours, Grandvalira has something for everyone.
Pas de la Casa: Après, Dining, and Nightlife
Après-Ski
After a long day on the slopes in Pas de la Casa, unwind with a drink at one of the resort’s vibrant après-ski venues.
- Coll Blanc (On the Mountain)
Located on the slopes, Coll Blanc offers a sunny terrace with stunning views of the mountains. It’s the perfect place for a lively après-ski, serving up delicious drinks and a welcoming atmosphere, with DJs and loud music. It also serves good food inside, for if you get hungry! The best time to go would be between 3-5pm, just before the mountain closes for the day. - Soul (Just next to the bottom of the slopes)
This lively bar in Pas de la Casa town is the place to meet up with friends after skiing. Known for its upbeat vibe, Sol is a favorite for both locals and visitors, again hosting DJs and loud music. Its peak times are between 5-8pm. - CBBC
A popular après-ski location, CBBC has a great atmosphere with excellent drinks and a lively crowd. It is a bit more expensive and does some great food too, if that is the vibe you are looking for!
Dining
Grandvalira’s dining scene is diverse, offering everything from hearty meals to refined dishes. In Pas de la Casa, some of our favourites are:
- Underground Bar and Grill (dinner only)
For a more casual dining experience, Underground Bar and Grill offers tasty burgers, steaks, and other comfort foods in a relaxed, fun environment. They also have a dart board where you can play against friends, and play sports on their TVs.
- El Marselles (lunch and dinner)
A great option for traditional cuisine, El Marselles specialises in mountain dishes such as meats, cheeses, and stews, offering a taste of local flavors in a cozy setting. They also have regular favourites, such as Pasta and Pizza. - La Bianca (lunch and dinner)
A warm, rustic spot for Italian fare, La Bianca is known for its delicious pasta dishes, pizza, and cozy atmosphere. It’s a great choice for families or groups. Open for lunch and dinner. - L’Husky Restaurant (lunch and dinner)
This spot is great for lunch on the slopes, with a great outdoor terrace you can leave your skis next to. They do traditional French cuisine, as well as regular favourites, so there is something for everyone! - KSB (dinner only)
This restaurant is great for drinks after you have finished skiing for the day. With Pool Tables and Tapas, the atmosphere here is much better if you don’t want conversations to be drowned out by loud music!
Late Night / Drinks
Pas de la Casa’s nightlife is super lively, and offers options for those who want to party well into the night.
- Milwaukee
If you want to dance and enjoy a lively party atmosphere, Milwaukee is the place to be. With great drinks and an electric vibe, it’s a late-night hotspot. - Paddy’s
This classic Irish pub is a go-to for many, offering a relaxed environment, pints of Guinness, and live sports. - Red Lion
A cozy pub where you can enjoy a drink while chatting with friends. It also has louder music playing later into the evening. - El Marselles
For those wanting a mix of dinner and drinks, El Marselles offers a fantastic atmosphere that carries on into the night. They often host large parties with dancers and entertainment! - Bilbord
This is the place if you like electronic music and a late night after drinking at the other bars. Open until 5am on a Friday and Saturday, and 3am all other days, it is a great place to end the night. - Mojito
If you’re looking to spice things up, Mojito bar is the place to go for drinks and Reggaeton music, with a more Latino / Spanish vibe!
Soldeu / El Tarter: Après-Ski, Dining, and Fun
Après-Ski / Late Night Drinks
After a day on the slopes in Soldeu and El Tarter, the après-ski scene offers something for everyone, from live music to mountain terraces. Here are also our recommendations for after dinner drinks:
- L’Abarset (El Tarter) (lunch or dinner)
L’Abarset is one of the most famous après-ski venues in Grandvalira, offering live music, great drinks, and a lively atmosphere that keeps the energy high after skiing. The restaurant inside is open from midday, serving lunch and dinner, and the apres-ski area outside usually gets busy from 3/4pm, often hosting DJ events until 9/10pm!
- Iqos (On the Mountain – lunch)
A stylish spot located directly on the slopes with a large terraced area, Iqos is a fantastic choice for an après-ski break. The relaxed vibe and great drinks make it a go-to for skiers. - Piolets Terrace (lunch)
Located at the Hotel Piolets, this terrace bar offers stunning mountain views and a relaxed après-ski experience with cheaper drinks and light bites. - The Harp
For those who love live music, The Harp offers performances at 6 pm and 10 pm every night. It’s the perfect place to unwind with a drink while enjoying the tunes. It also has a Foosball table to enjoy a game or two while you’re out.
- Aspen
A perfect spot to catch all the live sports action while enjoying a refreshing drink. Aspen is both an après-ski bar and a sports bar, offering a great mix of entertainment. It also has Foosball and Pool upstairs! - Fatty’s (Fat Albert’s Restaurant) (dinner)
After dinner, Fatty’s hosts DJ (mostly electronic music) events in their upstairs room, which is great if you fancy staying out dancing until the early hours of the morning. They often have events for holidays such as New Year’s, so check their social media for updates / tickets!
Dining
From fine dining to traditional mountain fare, Soldeu and El Tarter offer a diverse selection of restaurants.
- L’Era (Soldeu) (dinner)
A refined spot now with Asian / Mexican Fusion food, this place is great if you want to try a different type of cuisine to the usual mountain classics. - Cort de la Popaire (Soldeu) (dinner)
Known for its authentic Andorran dishes, this rustic yet more expensive venue serves many meat and hearty mountain meals, and it also has a show-cooking station which is great if you’re looking for something a bit different. - Fatty’s (Fat Albert’s Restaurant – Soldeu) (dinner)
Fatty’s is an iconic and casual place for hearty meals and comforting flavors. Whether you’re in the mood for a burger, pasta, or ribs, Fatty’s delivers.
- La Caleta (Soldeu) (lunch or dinner)
La Caleta is ideal for those who want to experience local delicacies, including fresh seafood and traditional mountain cuisine. It’s a charming, rustic restaurant with a warm atmosphere and excellent food, and is more affordable. - L’Amont (Soldeu) (For Fondue – dinner)
If you’re craving a classic fondue experience, L’Amont is the place to be. Located in Soldeu, it offers a traditional alpine fondue dining experience – but it a bit of a walk down the hill so that is something to consider. - Dylan’s (El Tarter) (dinner)
With an array of different foods on their menu, as well as a bar open until around 1am, this is a lively place for if you fancy dinner and drinks after a long day on the slopes / at apres-ski.
Conclusion:
Whether you’re après-skiing in Pas de la Casa or enjoying a cozy dinner in Soldeu or El Tarter, Grandvalira has a wide variety of options to suit every taste and mood. After a thrilling day on the slopes, there’s nothing better than settling in with friends at one of these fantastic venues!
Travelling to Pal-Arinsal instead of Grandvalira? Check out our other Blog post with bar and restaurant recommendations for that sector.
