Overall, I had a good experience here, but nothing extraordinary. We arrived around 6:30 pm and waited about 10 minutes to be seated. It was busy, but we beat the big rush leaving Disneyland, as about an hour later, there was a long line. We were squeezed between two tables, so not the most comfortable, but we made do. Service was average (seating, take your order, food delivered, take away dishes when done). The vegetal burger was interesting, with a beyond burger patty topped with vegan cheese, zucchini, bell peppers and eggplant. It came with a sweet kiwi (I think?) sauce on the side and fries. The food was good for being different from what we are used to in the US. The restaurant is themed like a US 1950's diner. Periodically, "50's" songs from the 1970's would play (Happy Days, Greased Lightning, etc.). Some of the staff even did a choreographed dance to Greased Lighting. Extra bonus for the entertainment. read more

Annette's Diner - Diners Near Me - Chessy, 77

Found this place outside of Disneyland as we were looking for a lunch spot. This place is right next to the train station and looks like a typical American diner. The inside is cute with a large pinup statue inside. The food is reasonably priced for being right outside Disneyland and honestly a better deal than the places inside the park. My husband and I both got burgers after having one the worst burgers ever inside Disneyland yesterday. Compared to the burger from Disney, these two were both 5/5, however compared to a classic American burger, they were more like a 2 or 3. I enjoyed the fifty fifty burger more than the onion one. It was almost like a chicken burger on top of a regular bacon burger. It was huge and very filling. The chicken had a curry flavor and was fried well and still crispy. The burger patty was moist and a little pink in the middle. The other burger we got was the onion burger. While the grilled onions were delicious, the onion ring inside was a disappointment. It was soggy, not crispy at all and really just added a mushy texture to the whole burger. The bun was just a dry bread but at least the patty was well cooked. They both came with fries that were also better compared to the ones inside the park. They didn't have sauces like ranch so we had to eat the fries with ketchup and mustard. There was a special where you can get a burger and a brownie for a set price so we did that. The brownie was a nice slice with a large scoop of ice cream. It was nothing extraordinary but a nice dessert after a huge meal. Service was fine. Nothing amazing but nothing to complain about either. They had an English menu and spoke both English and French. I would definitely recommend eating here over someone in the park. read more

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I'm not going to sugar coat it, this place was a little disappointing. No all-day breakfast, no large portions of greasy spoon goodness, and the majority of the menu is just burgers. The interior and exterior aesthetics are wonderful but misleading. My family and I got a few things to try. We ordered: - The Sampler, which is majority nachos sprinkled with cheese and nothing else. A few pieces of curry crusted chicken strips (why curry and why isn't that annotated on the menu?). A couple of pieces of fried fish, hash brown medallions, and two pieces of what was labeled quesadillas. - A "plain" cheeseburger that unbeknownst to us came with a generous lathering of Annette's sauce, which has a kick. - The quesadillas, which were small but very good. - The Rockabilly burger that was good but had a little too much nacho cheese on it for my taste. - The hash brown medallions. They were good. For all of this and a few sodas we paid €115. Overall, not a bad spot but way too expensive and not enough options. They need to widen the range of their menu if they are going to call themselves a diner. Also, they should annotate items that come with things that people aren't naturally expecting the said items to contain (e.g., curry breaded chicken strips and a plain burger with Annette's sauce. On the upside, the fries were delicious and each burger comes with fries, so they don't à la carte you. P.S. They do special birthday shout outs over the loud speaker, if you go on your birthday. read more

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We ordered the Mexican burger and the mega classic, they are great in taste. The service is just like another French place, bad service and lack of customer service, they speak English well but don't speak nicely! I think the bad customer service in general in France is due to the fact that the staff don't get tips so there is nothing to incentivize them to work hard. Ambiance is nice. We found a human hair in the burger sandwich and told the staff about it, the waiter offered to replace it with another sandwich but we didn't want to, and didn't finish our food. The hygiene here is not good, we have kids and we had to clean the tables and baby chairs with our cleaning wipes, and the amount of dirt that came out turned the wipe to a brown one! read more

Food was very good. Service was excellent. The ambiance was an American Dinner theme. Its france, so expect them to take their time on everything. If you are in a hurry, McDonalds or five guys around the corner might be your best bet. read more

familiar faire for visiting americans. prices are in line with one of the only places to eat available after the park closes. the food (burgers and fries) was good, not great, but good. read more

This was by far the worst meal I have ever had in any diner anywhere in the world. I went for the petit dejeuner (breakfast). After waiting in a mostly empty restaurant for 15 minutes and being completely ignored by staff as they chatted behind the counter, I was finally able to flag someone down who seemed annoyed that I disrupted them to take my order. The "American" breakfast included eggs, either scrambled or fried, bacon, sausage, pancakes, and toast. The eggs were cold and clumpy, the bacon was barely cooked and the sausage was ice cold. This place need to be torn down and started over. read more

I am reviewing this as a vegan for their vegan burger. I would say the burger was pretty good, though overpriced (but it's Disney after all). Service was pretty okay, as I was sat right away, but it did take a little bit for someone to come take my order and bring me my drink. Overall, the place had a meal for me and I was able to eat in peace. read more

It was a lovely experience. Pretty comfort food and got plenty of american food to choose from. Portion is american size so dont order so much because you wont be able to finish it. Worth the price for the size and taste wise is okay too. I think this is one of the better places to eat at disneyland village. Cheers! read more

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The food was so good. Our server was awesome. I don't recall his name. I appreciated that he spoke English since my French is nonexistent. I appreciated that they had menus in English since I also can't read French. It took a little while to be seated, because the restaurant was packed. The whole set us as soon as he could after table became available. It was almost like we're forgotten because it was taking a while for someone to take her order but eventually we were able to order and received our food. It was delicious, I didn't take me to photos of the food because I was too busy eating. The prices are a little steep. It was about €72 for me and my sister I appreciated the server letting her get the meal plan even though she didn't have a card overall great experience love the ambience of the restaurant little sad that the record players didn't actually play music. read more

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Service is bad. ROMAIN, took 20 plus minutes to take our order. He walked by our table several times, stood around before he took our order. I don't recommend this restaurant. read more

Okay so breakfast was our greatest discovery at Disneyland Paris, as it's a lot cheaper than most places and one of the only locations open for breakfast. Dinner is the perfect grubby meal when you just need some fries and a hamburger. Usually you can just walk in whenever and no reservations are needed. read more

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With the time difference, my friend and I was wanting to eat a late lunch or an early dinner at around 3 pm. Some of the restaurants were closed in the Disney Village, so we came here as it seemed to be the best spot with what was still open. The restaurant had an old diner theme with the waiters on roller skates. However we did notice that the waitresses were not on roller skates. Perhaps it was because they were the ones bringing out drinks. Once we were seated, I ordered their Avocado Burger and Pineapple Whip. Their prices were a bit on the pricey side, but we did have a race weekend discount coupon for dining at the restaurants in the Disney Village. *The Avocado Burger* A taste of home. I do love avocado. The burger was not that great and was on the smaller side. At least the fries were not bad. In case you were wondering, the menu called them French fries. I thought they would call them just fries or chips like they do in the UK. *Pineapple Whip* The line for Dole Whip was pretty long inside the park, so this was a good substitute. It really hit the spot for a warm sunny day! Service was good and overall the dining experience was good, however I don't think we would be going out of our way to come here to eat. Although I might just stop in here for a Pineapple Whip! :) read more

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Cool little 50's diner serving up greasy hamburgers starting at 16 euros and 10 for a kids. For the price, portions are stingy. Highly recommend the chicken wings. Service is ok but food runners hardly speak english so forget about ordering extra sauce or getting anything really. Bathrooms were clean. Would i come back? No. Not worth it. read more

Ordered the chilli burger and what arrived was the worst chilli I've ever had on a patty that was very over done. Tasted like the taco beef from Sizzlers (not sure if the Australian Sizzers is different from US but think very cheap crap). Staff also gave me onions when I asked for none but, to be fair, they were very apologetic and made a new one (although they also completely forgot to bring one of the drinks I ordered). I wouldn't have been as annoyed as I am if it wasn't so expensive! If for some reason you're forced to come, I can recommend the Old Fashioned Lemonade but I'd strongly recommend you give it a miss. Go to the 5 Guys a bit up the road, it's much better. EDIT: Just got the bill and the charged us for a second burger! Seem to be sorting it out though. read more

Great American food in a diner setting. Offer a nice choice of burgers (not much else!) and a set menu (which works out quite well priced). The milkshakes here are to die for, you get to choose two flavours which then get mixed and topped with whipped cream, mmmm. Kids get quite a wide choice and a free frisbee with their meal. read more

Annette's Diner - Diners Near Me - Chessy, 77

If you're looking for overpriced, terrible American style deep fried food that over promised and under delivers then this is definitely the Disney dining option you're looking for. My girls chose this restaurant based on their description "1950's "Happy Days" atmosphere with giant burgers, hot dogs, milkshakes and real American breakfasts served by roller -blade waiters! Visitors are transported in time with bebop, rock & roll, twist, socks and two-tone low shoes," except there are no waiters or waitresses on rollerblades or roller skates. The host had skates, but that was it, and we never saw him after he seated us. The music in the restaurant was all current, the table side jukeboxes don't work, and the service matched the rest of the restaurant theming--poor at best. We had a better meal (cost, quality, and service) at Rainforest Cafe down the street. We wouldn't come back and can't recommend this place. My kids were so disappointed. read more

Cute atmosphere wasted due to terrible staff. We had a poor experience with every individual with whom we interacted here. Even after waiting over 30 minutes for a table, we ended up leaving before ordering and going elsewhere. read more

Firstly, this isn't a cheap place to grab a burger. Far from it in fact. The burger and chips come at a hefty price and even the salads are about £16 a pop with a large soft drink coming in at around £4. That said however, the food I got here was delicious. The menu is wide ranging with something for every taste. I went for the chicken burger, but also tried some of the chilli burger and mushroom burger. Yum. The coleslaw is yummy too, although the side order is easily enough for 4 to share. The staff here weren't in much of a hurry to take our order which was a bit frustrating, but after we'd got their attention the service was good. This place is totally themed and really spacious, although I'd advise popping in before the lunch or dinnertime rush to get a good table. I'm told you may even see a waitress on roller skates if you're lucky. read more

A US diner knock off. Restaurant was clean and food was decent. I cannot say it was wonderful but was better than a lot of the other French food we had this trip. I will say that just like most everywhere else it was not inexpensive. We had 2 children's meals, one meal combo that had drink and desert and one burger with a water. Total bill was $102 US dollars. Back in the US even at a theme park you would not pay this much. Wait staff was very kind. read more

The food was mediocre at best. The hamburger was so dry and looked liked they reheated a frozen patty. The cheese was processed. What made it really horrible was our waitress. She seemed to really hate her job. She could barely serve us. Another person came to help us and she was nice. read more

I've been coming here for years,every time ordering their classic burger and a few beers. It seems all the old staff has gone (I think they pretty much had the record in keeping staff for a long time at Disney). The diners are of course all tourists or curious locals and the burger is still simple and good. Avoid the appetizer tasting platter which is WAY over priced and made up of disgusting "tortillas" and wrinkled old unfresh carrots. read more

Annette's Diner - Diners Near Me - Chessy, 77

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It's good in what it has to offer: fast food. Still a lot better than McDonald's. Another good thing is it's 50's themed. read more

Service was slow to start. Ordered milkshakes and appetizers and was very disappointed. Milkshakes were all warm and over 50% wipcream. For 10 euro a piece it is not worth 2. McDonald's would have been a far better choice. read more

This restaurant is located in Disney Village, and has incredible theming. It is themed to the 1950s, rock'n'roll time! There is a really fun atmosphere. The food is typical american food, and it reasonably priced. The waiters all dance about and get really into the characters! The restaurant can have huge queues, so it is best to avoid typical meal times, or to make reservations. There are two floors to the restaurant, and there is a lot of seating. There are really fun photo opportunities with cars at the entrance. read more

i love the theme in this restrant and the food is good. prices no complaints from me. for what service you get there it worth all the money. read more