THE FOOD ------------------…read more+ Burger du Chalet - Nothing amazing, but solid chicken sandwich with sliced cheddar and coleslaw inside to add some flavor to it. + Poulet Roti (1/2 Roasted Chicken) - Very good and tasty roast chicken. The 1/2 chicken was true to size and definitely more than enough for 1 person. It also was served with fries. + Le Petit Burger Poulet (Little Chicken Burger) - Basically a smaller version of the Burger du Chalet, minus the slaw. + Nuggets au Poulet (Chicken Nuggets) - Pretty much what you would expect for nuggets. Your kids will eat it up regardless. THE SERVICE ----------------------- - Counter service only. THE SURROUNDINGS ------------------------------------ + Very spacious and cavernous interior, but quite dark inside. + Lots of outdoor seating as well for those super nice days. RANDOM OBSERVATIONS ------------------------------------------- + Very busy during peak dining times, but, like I said, there are plenty of open tables and chairs around. No need to search for a table.

- Pinocchio-themed restaurant located inside Fantasyland in Disneyland Paris Park, offering…read morequick-service meal options; the interior leans heavily into a rustic, storybook village aesthetic, which is charming and immersive for fans of the theme; that said, the space is quite dimly lit--a stark contrast to the bright daylight outside during lunch or early evening; it can feel a bit cave-like at first, so give your eyes a few minutes to adjust - As expected, lines can get long, especially during peak meal times--you'll order at the cashier, pick up your food at the counter right behind the registers, then head into the dining area to find your own table; there are plenty of seats, but you'll need to move quickly during the rush - Service was a bit of a mixed bag; the woman who took our order was friendly and efficient, but the man handing out the food came across as unwelcoming and somewhat rude - Food was solid overall--we used the standard dining plan (adults get an entrée, side, and beverage; kids get an entrée, side, beverage, and dessert); the adult chicken burger was very large--the chicken was lightly breaded, moist, and flavorful, with arugula on top; the roast chicken portion was also generous, with a well-seasoned, tender half chicken; kids' options like the chicken burger and chicken nuggets were good as well - One nice touch: you can choose to pick up the kids' ice cream after your meal; you'll receive a receipt to redeem the frozen treats later

They didn't have the corn dog nuggets and the hot dogs were turkey sausage. Mass produced lunch or…read moresupper options. The chicken nuggets are still the best value snack/meal. Service was a little slow and had minimal cashiers. The ambiance felt like a hot dog stand at a baseball game. Missing the piano player who plays in front of the quick bites cafe like they have in the US Parks.

Yummy hot dogs! I got the vegan option whcich was surprisingly good, it comes with 2 vegan sausages…read moreand has a delicious vegan chili on the bottom. My sister got the classic hot dog with just ketchup and really enjoyed it as well. The inside is baseball themed. Seems to be extremely busy at night but when we went around 6pm it was not too bad and we were able to find a place to sit inside.

Overall, I had a good experience here, but nothing extraordinary. We arrived around 6:30 pm and…read morewaited 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.

Found this place outside of Disneyland as we were looking for a lunch spot. This place is right…read morenext 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.

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