Great spot! The overall food situation at Disneyland Paris is poor; however, this is the…read moreexception. We stopped in as it was different and had good reviews. My familY and I were delighted. Fresh pasta and pizza, very tasty and at a fair price. Staff was friendly and helpful to Americans who don't speak French. Had enough pizza to take back to our room and enjoy for dinner. I will say it may be a little overwhelming to understand the system of ordering when you first get in. But don't let that deter you from eating here.

THE FOOD ------------------…read more= Mushroom Cream Risotto - Passable for a satisfying entree. Pretty much what you would expect from a chain restaurant outside of a theme park. Risotto had some pieces of partially cooked rice and it wasn't very creamy, but it was still edible. + Scampi Mix Salad - Was a decent mixed salad and a good portion with 6 shrimp in total. + Kids/Bambino Margherita Pizza and Kids/Bambino Ham Pizza - Shockingly prettttttttty good!!!! Larger than your average personal pizza. In fact, the pizzas in general are probably the best items on the menu from what I observed from others. THE SERVICE ----------------------- = Waiters were very nice, but the matri'd was a littttle standoffish. + Food came out relatively quickly. THE SURROUNDINGS ------------------------------------ + Located literally right outside of the Disneyland Paris' entrance, so if you don't want to pay an arm and a leg for food in the park, it's not a bad option. Noticed some patrons coming out of the park just to have lunch here. + Large interior with lottttts of tables inside, on the 1st and 2nd level. The entire 2nd level was empty, but where the restrooms were. There is also an outdoor seating area too with plenty of tables. RANDOM OBSERVATIONS ------------------------------------------- + Was moderately busy on a weekday afternoon

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.

Inventions was OK this time around, but I remember it being better 4 years ago…read more Definitely a little on the crowded side now, and the food wasn't really as good. I think that might also have something to do with the amount of people there. The characters were great and fun, but again, food is the main reason to go and it was just OK.

Great and quiet restaurant, away from the buzzy noise of Disneyland park. Big buffet with lots of…read morestarters, main and dessert to choose from. Count the sunset characters in as they visit everyone during lunch! I will be back.

4/4 Food 5/5 Vibes!!!…read more As a Californian, I think our expectations for meals are a bit different. Servers tend to be a bit less attentive here, you have to ask for the bill at the end, and meal times are a bit slower. Expect to spend about 2 hours here if you have a multi-course dinner. This experience was so memorable! The entire theming of the restaurant is soo fun. I truly felt lucky to be able to dine and experience this restaurant. I wouldn't do it over and over again (especially with how hard it can be to get a reservation and how pricey it is), but if you can do it at least once, DEFINITELY DO IT! Food was good! I loved how some of the dishes were themed and incorporated Ratatoutille. Desserts were the standout from the foods with the main dishes being a bit weaker. I came with a party of 4 and we all did the Emile Menu (starter, main course, and dessert). I ordered the Mixed Salad and Grilled Steak with Fries (with green peppercorn sauce). I was also able to try the Roasted Chicken Supreme, Cod, and the Seasonal Soup. For desserts, we all split the: chocolate mousse, gusteau's dessert, fromage blanc (the cheese shaped dessert), and a lemon tart or something like that The mixed salad was good and the seasonal soup was really good! The steak was cooked well and seasoned fantastically. But the texture of it was reaaaalllly chewy so it was quite a jaw workout. The chicken and cod tasted good too, but nothing super special. Now the desserts were where it was at! Surprisingly, our favorite dessert was the chocolate mousse! Really silky smooth texture and a nice chocolate flavor (not too dark or bold). The other desserts were all great and beautiful too. The best will most likely depend on your flavor preferences. Also we ordered a coffee (I think it was a latte), and it was the cutest thing ever! Overall, for one and done, this place is justified! Great decor, amazing theming, with good food (that's pricey)!

Very disappointed with our experience at Chez Remy. My family and I expected much better quality…read moreand service, especially for the price. The steaks were very low grade and seemed more like flank steak than anything premium. The food overall was disappointing, the service was poor, and the menu options were very limited. For a total of $245 for 3 adults and 2 kids, it felt like a complete money grab. We ordered 3 steak plates that came with fries and water, plus 2 kids chicken meals, and it was absolutely not worth the cost. Unfortunately, this is not a place I would recommend.

The Earl of Sandwich has always been a go to place for us to eat, from Disneyland in California,…read moreWalt Disney World in Florida or Disneyland Paris. Good food, great service, and the location in Downtown Disney is great.

In a city where customer service often takes a backseat to baguettes and brooding, the Earl of…read moreSandwich in Disney Village was a breath of fresh, friendly air. We stopped in with the whole crew--kids and adults alike--and ordered a round of pizzas. To our pleasant surprise, everyone genuinely enjoyed their meal--so much so that we went back for a second helping. The food was satisfying, flavorful, and hit the spot after a long day. But what really set this place apart was the service. The manager overheard a passing mention that I had served in the military, and without hesitation, he offered us complimentary bottles of water--a small gesture, but one that spoke volumes. In a country where "warm service" often just means your food isn't cold, this moment of kindness was unforgettable. We left with full stomachs and full hearts. Bravo to the Earl--both for the sandwiches and the sincerity.

Buffalo Bill's Wild West show is kind of like the old western version of Medieval Times dinner…read moreshow. After you check into the venue, you get a cowboy hat with a colored stripe denoting your seating section and team. These people are going to be your homies for the rest of the night. Before you get to your seat, there's an open area with a full bar so I ended up getting a drink. However, I would soon find out that one of the free unlimited drink options included with dinner is beer. So if that's your jam, skip the bar. The premise of the show is that Buffalo Bill organizes a competition with respective cowboys and Indians (Native Ameri...Frenchmens?) who are representing your seating section. Why is Buffalo Bill doing this? Who knows? I was told we would be fed so I went with it and his crazy ideas. Once the show started they start bringing the food out and the amount is pretty unheard of for a Disney dining option. You get: - Refilable beverage choice of soda or beer (pretty standard lager) - Tortilla chips - Chili bowl - Corn bread - Roasted chicken - Pork ribs - Ice cream for desert The food is decent and the portion size is big. The majority of the people did not finish everything. The servers are pretty eager to clear our your dishes once you finish eating and will come around to check on you pretty frequently. During the show, Annie Oakley will randomly come out and "shoot" signs and other inanimate objects. Bill talks and has the cowboys and Indians run around and ride horses for the honor of their respective houses. My red team didn't do very well and lost in the competition. To this day I still believe it was rigged and we were cheated out of our rightful glory. In the end some bank robbers are stopped and everyone gets rewarded with chocolate coins. Overall an entertaining night.

This was very convenient to go to, especially when the other eateries at Disneyland Paris required…read morea reservation or had a 45 mins wait on a hot Summer day. The wait here was only 15 mins because there were lots of seats available. My wife and I ordered the fish and chips with a side of caramel sundae ice cream (22 euros). The fish and chips were surprisingly good- fish was crispy and flaky while the fries were large cuts with a soft texture. I only wish there were two fish pieces rather than one, which made the combo pricey. The sundae ice cream was delicious with vanilla ice cream topped with caramel sauce. It was perfect after walking around the park on a hot day. To add some entertainment, they had random showtimes at center stage with a performer interacting with robotic Disney characters. It was a good source of fun to add to the saloon themed-restaurant. If you're looking for some food, air conditioning, and entertainment, go here.

- As expected, insanely busy location packed with tourists (ourselves included) looking for a quick…read moremidday bite/snack - Lines were long across the board--ordering, pickup, and even finding a table - Staff were friendly and helpful, clearly doing their best to keep things moving despite the crowds - Noticed team members actively cleaning tables quickly after guests left, which helped turnover seating - Tables line the outside of the restaurant for outdoor seating; upper level offers additional seating, including outdoor space with nice views toward the park - Only tried the dessert/treat items, so can't speak to the main food menu: McPops (donut hole-style with cream/jelly fillings) were decent and not overly sweet; McFlurry and sundae were consistent with what you'd get in the states; mango-papaya-passionfruit smoothie was definitely an acquired taste--not one I personally enjoyed

THE FOOD ----------------…read more- Mango Smoothie - The French version is just not my cup of tea. Might be my least favorite mango smoothie everrrrr and that's saying something. Let's just say that it taste nothing like the ones served in the states. = KitKat McFlurry - The soft serve ice cream was decent, but the toppings were NOT KitKat. They looked like mini whoppers, but it was OK ... I guess. = Chocolate Sundae - Once again, decent soft serve ice cream, but they didn't give chocolate syrup, it was caramel, however it wasn't bad. + McPops - OK, we FINALLY have a winner here. DEFINITELY overpriced, but, basically, these are like munchkin donuts with fillings. THE SERVICE ------------------ + Employees were relatively friendly (for fast food service). Some were directing customers to open kiosks to order from. Ones at the counter were calling out order numbers in French and English. THE SURROUNDINGS ------------------------------- + Located a little bit further into the Disney Village past all of the restaurants. + 3 levels inside with indoor and balcony/outdoor seating on every level. Upper levels provide a nice view of the Disney Village. + There is even a glass elevator inside for accessibility. + LOTS and LOTS of kiosks to order from, but during busy hours, a long line will form. RANDOM OBSERVATIONS ------------------------------------------- - It gets CROWDED during the day. - Food prices are skyyyyy high here.

This location is in the Disneyland village in Chessy, France. We were staying at the Disneyland…read moreHotel and had all our meals at the hotel or the Park. We really don't do fast food but I know the Five Guys location has gluten free fries. We did have to go through security to enter the store and that made us free a little safer. The place was absolutely packed. They had ordering kiosks that made ordering a little more convenient except our kiosk ran out of paper so we didn't get a receipt. We had to stand in line again to get a receipt which was annoying. The workers were actually very nice considering how crazy that location is. We did have to wait awhile to get the fries but they were hot and delicious. The restaurant was pretty much a wreck but the amount of volume they do is mind blowing. You know what to expect at Five Guys so that's definitely a bonus.

Disappointing Experience Despite Some Positives Only one…read moreperson was taking orders on a Friday night, so the line moved very slowly. When we finally got our food, the order was completely wrong -- and I overheard the person in front of me complaining about the same issue. On the plus side, the kitchen looked well staffed and there were team members actively cleaning the dining area, which is why I'm giving 2 stars instead of 1.

Really cool atmosphere, ok service, average food. I'd give it a 3.5/5 stars, but will round up to…read more4/5 because of Disney magic. The restaurant itself is sooo cool and a great concept. But everything else fell flat. My husband and I split the: Quinoa, cabbage and carrot salad, grilled jerk pork, and Salt Cod Fritters. The salad was fresh and light. The pork was okay, and I remember the fritters being on the salty side. I can't really add much detail besides the food was just fine. Nothing particularly memorable or delicious. The service was okay but a little slow (perhaps because I'm used to quicker American service). Overall for the price, I'd say this experience is skippable!

This was super fun and easy to get into. We did not have a reservation and were able to be seated…read moreright away. The food was yummy, light and was good. The only downside, it was a long meal (less time for rides). We loved the view of the ride. We did the three course meal.