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Popular Restaurants | Miscellaneous Restaurants Tips | All Tips (27) King Ludwig's Castle was inspired around the design of Neucshwanstein Castle in Germany. We really enjoyed the German atmosphere including the wandering musicians who went from table to table inviting people to join in their drumming. Seating was traditional too with long tables and plenty of room for our party of six. I especially liked the stained glass and the fun place mats with old menus from the Kings table = a bit of kidology never hurt anyone
Most of the dishes are Bavarian style and quite authentic with traditional German Beer and wine. We all enjoyed our meal here, I had Bavarian sausage on a bed of cabbage served with gravy, Kenny and Lorna had chicken salad and Grant chose a steak with all the trimmings. The kids had their own menu in the form of a little booklet "Petits Dragons" with puzzles inside to keep them amused. The Kid's Menu included a main course - dessert and a soft drink for 11euros 50 which I thought was very good value. Leave a Comment |
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The Lucky Nugget is the place to go with children to meet with their favourite Disney characters. The resaurant is themed as you would expect, its like being inside an old theatre. Seating for singles or couples is ringed around the outside, family tables are arranged in the middle. Booking is essential for breakfast and lunch. A real feel good factor and a fun place to eat. Staff here are very child friendly the kids got a little toy and a lolllipop when we were leaving
Meals here are buffet style, a wide choice of starters, main courses and yummy desserts are on offer for 30 euros per person children under twelve half price. We weren't too hungry on arrival, but found ourselves going back and forth to the buffet selecting small amounts of food until we were completely full. The desserts were too tempting to miss out on I settled for the really fruity raspberry jelly which was crammed with fresh raspberries Leave a Comment |
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The Rainforest Cafe was a total waste of time and money. You book your table ouside and eventually you are called forward with the anticipation your table is ready. Not quite - more standing around looking at the fish tanks (this was the only good bit). After a long and boring wait we were eventually shown to a table. Drinks were ordered and served quite quickly and six meals chosen by very hungry and tired people. The meal eventually arrived and disappointment followed very quickly. Food was cold, semi cooked, I could go on but sufice to say you would be better off at MacDonalds and at a fraction of the cost.
I would strongly suspect it wouldn't matter what you chose nothing could be described as a favourite dish. Oh were we asked if we enjoyed our meal? Staff here are so rushed they don't give a damn. Leave a Comment Theme: Eclectic/InternationalPrice: US$21-30 » Currency ConverterComparison: about averageAddress: Disney VillagePhone: 01 60 43 65 65Directions: Near to the ParksWebsite: www.dlrpmagic.com |
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We stopped here for a rest and a serious need for some coffee. Kyle was about to eat his candy floss when we noticed the glass topped tables were very dirty indeed. Fishing in my bag for a wet wipe soon solved the problem but really - self service OK - but not self cleaning - I would expect better but apart from the cashiers in side taking your cash we never clapped eyes on a member of staff
The cafe only has pre packed sandwiches and hot and cold drinks. The kids had fresh orange and coca cola, we adults opted for a coffee which despite being in a plastic cup was very good Leave a Comment |
This fast food restaurant is relatively new. It is based on the movie Toy Story. You’ll find all kinds of American and Italian fast food here. My favorite is the pizza burger. This is a hamburger between two pizza buns. This is also a great restaurant for kids. There are lots of things for them to play with. Leave a Comment |
you should expect to have to wait for a table here, but there is a bar and the young lady on the desk will call you when your table is ready, and as with all Planet Hollywood restaurants there is movie memorabilia to look at and yet another `shopping opportunity` to while away your waiting time
its noisy, busy and bright, but the food is good and the service was excellent
the restaurant is up a flight of stairs, we couldnt find a lift, so it may be inaccessable for those with mobility problems
the burgers were great, and the lasagne looked and smelled delicious, though no one in our party tried it we definately will next time Leave a Comment Theme: AmericanPrice: US$11-20 » Currency ConverterComparison: about averageDirections: in the Disney village opposite the train station and bus station |
an all you can eat American style breakfast in the company of some of Disneys fanmous characters, your little ones may spend more time jumping up to get autographs than eating their eggs before they get cold but this was a real fun experience
the breakfast was very good thoiugh the queue moved very slowly, there were sausages, bacon, grilled tomatoed, baked beans, scrambled eggs and omlettes, in addition to cold meats, cheeses, and preserves to eat with croissants and rolls
tea, coffee and chocolate were served at the table, if you want refills then memorise the shape of the pot your chosen drink was served in and then you know which waiter to ask for more
there are two sittings foir the character breakfast, we had the 9.30 one, as 7.30 is too early for breakfast with Goofy
ummm.....let me think.... that would be BREAKFAST Leave a Comment Theme: BreakfastPrice: US$21-30 » Currency ConverterComparison: more expensive than average |
Most people don't want to spoil their time by leaving the park at noon. At the other hand it can be very crowded in the park restaurants between 11.30 and 1pm. Especially in the cheaper fast food restaurants.
Stress assured!
A good alternative is a 10 minutes walk to hotel Cheyenne, where you can have sustaining food for about the same price of a hamburger with fries bought in the park.
The restaurant (Chuck Wagon Cafe) opens at 12.30.
For those who don't like to walk, they can take the hotel bus (free) at the TGV station.
No doubt: Assiette texane (Texas plate): chicken, porc, beef, onion rings, cole slaw and barbecue sauce.
As most people spend the whole day in the park, the menue is rather limited at noon.
At the other hand, if you don't need a 4**** meal, but just a good dish you are at the right place.
Apart from previous dish there is a salmon dish, vegetable lasagne, spaghetti and a large salad bar. Leave a Comment Theme: AmericanPrice: US$11-20 » Currency ConverterComparison: less expensive than averageAddress: Hotel CheyenneDirections: 10 minutes from the park on foot through Disney Village. |
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Ok, I won't waste too much words, the food is delicious, but the theming is poor. The interior is supposed to represent a "chique " fairy tale restaurant, and there are harldy windows.
Nothing but artificial light.
We had to wait 45 minutes before we were served, which is too long.
No bad word about the dishes and the cuisine, but it was good for once and for all. Leave a Comment Theme: FrenchPrice: US$31-40 » Currency ConverterComparison: most expensiveAddress: Fantasyland in the castle area. |
A Victorian style restaurant with table service and a large buffet for all tastes.
Just as all the other Disney restaurant, the interior is nicely themed.
Sometimes a live band is entertaining the guests. Last time I was there, there was a Dixieland band.
Buffet featuring Caesar salad, veal, grilled salmon, roast chicken, lasagna, and steak, with several vegetables and potatoes.
Desserts include a cheese platter, fruit, pies,chocolate mousse, and crème brûlée.
Cloth serviettes, and silver cutlery but no table cloth :-) Strange combination!
This restaurant is rather busy, but with a rapid flow.
Booking a table in advance (around 11 am) is recommended.
After Walt's this is our favorite restaurant in Disneyland Paris. Leave a Comment Theme: BuffetPrice: US$31-40 » Currency ConverterComparison: more expensive than averageAddress: Central PlazaDirections: At the end of Main Street, going towards Discoveryland |
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