12 Best Places To Eat In Disneyland Paris (And 6 Worst!)
Food at Disneyland Paris is so much more than just a quick bite between rides — there are some truly amazing places to eat if you know where to look! Over the years, I’ve tried loads of restaurants across the parks and hotels (some great, some… not so much), and I’m excited to share my favourite spots with you.
Whether you’re looking for a fun character meal with the kids or just want to know where to grab the best nuggets for picky eaters, I’ve got you covered. I’ll also give you the inside scoop on a few places you might want to skip. Bon appétit, Mickey! ✨
My 12 Favourite Places for Dining in Disneyland Paris
1. Downtown (Disney’s Art of Marvel Hotel) – Best Overall Dinner Experience
If you’re looking for delicious food in an impressive setting, Downtown at Disney’s Art of Marvel Hotel is an absolute must. I personally think it serves the best food in Disneyland Paris (check out the mac and cheese above). The chic, superhero-themed atmosphere makes this a perfect spot for a special evening with family or friends. I recommend trying the truffle gnocchi and New York cheesecake!
✏️ Tips for Downtown: Reservations are essential – this restaurant is super popular! I suggest having a Marvel-themed drink in the Skyline Bar before your meal to make the experience last even more fun.
🔗 Downtown menu
📌 Our Downtown full review
2. Auberge de Cendrillon – Best for Princess Lovers
Dining at Auberge de Cendrillon is magical, especially for those who dream of being a Disney Princesses (and adult fans of Cinderella, like me!). The restaurant looks like a fairy tale, with beautiful pale pink and baby blue decor and a royal dining experience to match. Chat with characters like Cinderella, Snow White, and Aurora as make their way around the tables.
✏️ Tips for Auberge de Cendrillon: Don’t forget your autograph book! (There’s some great ideas here.) If you have fussy eaters in your group, this fine dining restaurant might not be the best option. Instead, try a Plaza Gardens character meal.
🔗 Auberge de Cendrillon menu (lunch and dinner menu)
🔗 Auberge de Cendrillon breakfast menu (breakfast menu PDF)
📌 Our Auberge de Cendrillon full review
3. Agrabah Café – Best for Adventurous Eaters
Craving something a little different? Agrabah Café (pictured above) offers a tasty Middle Eastern buffet full of vibrant flavours, perfect if you’re looking for non-typical theme park food. The atmosphere is peaceful and exotically-themed, making it feel like a hidden gem in the busy parks. The dessert selection is fab, too.
Vegetarians take note: this is one of the best options for you! They had lots of vegetable dishes, hummus, cous cous, flatbreads and more.
4. PYM Kitchen – Best Disney-Themed Food
If you’re a fan of all things Marvel (and especially Ant-Man), PYM Kitchen is a must-visit. The food here is just as fun as the theming, with giant pretzels and drinks served in test tubes and beakers that make for an Instagram-worthy meal. My kids absolutely loved it here—they’re still talking about the enormous burgers!
✏️ Tip for PYM Kitchen: This place is super popular with families, so book ahead if you can. The theming is as much of a draw as the food, so go with a sense of humour and enjoy the unique experience.
🔗 PYM Kitchen menu
📌 Our PYM Kitchen full review
5. Toad Hall – Best for Families on a Budget
For classic British fare, Toad Hall is your go-to. Serving up fish and chips in a cosy, storybook setting, this spot offers affordable meals that won’t leave you hungry. I love that the kids meals here are big enough for adults (pictured above right). Or, if you’re really watching your pennies, you could even share an a full-size dish or two.
✏️ Tip for Toad Hall: As one of the best places to eat at Disneyland Paris with kids, the indoor seating can get crowded! So consider grabbing a spot outside if the weather is nice. Also be warned that Toad Hall is only open in the busier seasons and closes early.
6. Annette’s Diner – Best for Breakfast
If you love breakfast as much as I do, Annette’s Diner in Disney Village is the place to be. The 1950s American Diner theme is incredibly fun, and the breakfast spread is both hearty and satisfying—pancakes, eggs, bacon, and everything in between. It’s a great start way to the day before hitting the rides. Although my best strategy to really maximise your day is to go later in the morning, after you’ve done all the rides Extra Magic Time.
✏️ Tip for Annette’s Diner: Did you know Annette’s Diner is the only place (other than your hotel) you can use the Disney meal plan for breakfast? And it’s still great value even if you’ve not got the dining plan.
Note: Annette’s Diner will be taking a break starting January 2nd, 2026, for a big refurbishment. No reopening date has been announced just yet, but we can’t wait to see the new look!
7. La Table Lumière (Disneyland Hotel) – Best for Fine Dining & Royal Characters
For an elegant dining experience, La Table Lumière is at the peak of best places to eat at Disneyland Paris. Here at this a la carte restaurant in the Disneyland Hotel, you’ll enjoy the new fairytale-themed French cuisine while Disney’s royal couples make a grand appearance. You might see Cinderella and Prince Charming, or Beauty and the Beast.
✏️ Tips for La Table Lumière: Be ready for the price tag! This is the most expensive dining option in Disneyland Paris, so reserve it for a special occasion.
🔗 La Table Lumière menu
📌 My honest review of La Table Lumière
8. Royal Banquet (Disneyland Hotel) – Best Character Buffet
The Royal Banquet is where you can meet Mickey, Minnie, and other beloved Disney characters, all while enjoying a high-quality buffet (my recommendation is the fresh seafood!). I think this restaurant as an absolute highlight for families, as the kids can get up close to both Mickey and Minnie, without having to wait in long lines in the park.
🔗 Royal Banquet menu
📌 Royal Banquet – our full review
9. Hunter’s Grill (Sequoia Lodge) – Best Buffet for Comfort Food
After a long day in Disneyland Paris, Hunter’s Grill is the perfect place to retreat for a hearty buffet of comfort food. Situated in the warm, lodge-like atmosphere of Sequoia Lodge, it’s especially cosy in the winter months. I love coming here when it’s chilly outside and the parks close early—it just feels like the right way to end a day!
✏️ Tip for Hunter’s Grill: The cheese and potato Raclette is out of this world (try it and thank me later!). But it’s only available in the colder months.
10. Casa de Coco – Best Quick Service
For a quick and affordable meal with a bit of flair, Casa de Coco Restaurante de Familia in Frontierland is my favourite! The Coco-themed décor is fun, and the burritos are delicious.
✏️ Tip for Casa de Coco: Don’t miss the margarita slushies for a refreshing (alcoholic) treat!
11. Pizzeria Bella Notte – Best for Families
I highly recommend Pizzeria Bella Notte as one of the best places to eat in Disneyland Paris with kids. You’ll want to order the iconic (and tasty!) Mickey-shaped pizza. And it’s reasonably priced, too!
✏️ Tip for Pizzeria Bella Notte: This quick-service place can be chaotic at lunchtime, but it’s worth it for the food and decor—one room is for Lady and the Tramp and the other for Luca.
12. Cowboy Cookout – Best for BBQ fans
Imagine going to a BBQ restaurant and ordering the plant burger? Ha! That’s me! It was perfectly fine for a theme park veggie burger. But the carnivore in our party gave his meal two enthusiastic thumbs up! So if you’re looking for tasty BBQ chicken (or a chicken burger for your little ones) Cowboy Cookout is an excellent choice.
✏️ Tip for Cowboy Cookout: This quick service establishment has plenty of indoor seating, so keep it in mind for those rainy, cold days at Disneyland Paris.
6 Places to Avoid at Disneyland Paris
Now that we’ve covered the best, let’s look at a few places that have let me down on occassion.
1. Chalet de la Marionette
This place serves up burgers that leave much to be desired. Cold fries, hard buns, and a dark interior—it just doesn’t live up to Disney’s usual standards. Despite the adorable Pinocchio decor (pictured above), I’d skip Chalet de la Marionette and head elsewhere.
🔗 Chalet de la Marionette menu
2. Captain Jack’s
The atmosphere at Captain Jack’s is fantastic, with its location inside the Pirates of the Caribbean ride, but unfortunately, the food is a letdown.
My drink was so frozen I couldn’t get a straw through the ice to drink the cocktail at the bottom. And my hush puppies were so hard I couldn’t cut them with a knife much less bite into them!
It’s worth a visit for pirate fans for the amazing atmosphere, but lower your expectations when it comes to the meal.
3. Auberge de Cendrillon (If You Have Fussy Eaters)
As mentioned earlier, Auberge de Cendrillon might not be the best for picky eaters. While it’s a magical experience for princess fans, the menu may not appeal to those who prefer simpler dishes. Saying that, it does save you from a long wait at the Princess Pavilion and you do get to meet 3-4 princesses and the mice. So, if you are just there for the characters, it’s still a great choice.
🔗 Auberge de Cendrillon menu (lunch and dinner)
🔗 Auberge de Cendrillon menu (breakfast)
📌 Our Auberge de Cendrillon full review
4. McDonald’s in Disney Village
McDonald’s might seem like a safe option, and Disney Village boasts the biggest one in the world!
But after the parks close, it turns pretty chaotic. The food itself is ok enough (just a bit cold), but expect long queues and trouble getting a seat during peak times. (It’s not exactly a ‘fast’ food option when you’re waiting over an hour for your meal.)
But if you don’t mind the crowds, it’s a new facility and still a decent budget-friendly option for families.
🔗 McDonald’s Disney Village menu
5. Victoria’s Home-Style Restaurant
Unpopular opinion because the food here is actually good, but I’ve had the unfortunate experience of missing out on their famous seasonal desserts more than once because they sell out quickly. (And finding out after waiting in line for 20 minutes is the worst!)
✏️ TIP for Victoria’s Home-Style Restaurant: Always ask before queueing up if they still have what you’re after. And maybe don’t bother visiting in busy seasons.
🔗 Victoria’s Home-Style Restaurant menu
6. The Lucky Nugget
The Lucky Nugget is not one people rush to eat at, if you know what I mean.
And if you see a queue outside, it’s because the sit-down restaurant asks you to place your order (and pay) at check-in. (Not ideal if there’s a big group ahead of you!) Once you’re inside, the slightly over-priced food is often rushed and, in our case, not even cooked properly. My children’s fish arrived still frozen in the middle, so we had to send plates back… and then wait a very long time for replacements.
The theming is fun and very Frontierland, but regretfully, there are better places to eat.
However… plot twist.
At Halloween, The Lucky Nugget transforms into something completely different.
I went for the seasonal Un-Lucky Nugget experience and it was genuinely brilliant. The atmosphere, the entertainment, the whole slightly spooky, tongue-in-cheek vibe… it felt like a totally different restaurant (and honestly, one of the most memorable meals I’ve ever had in the parks).
So while I’d still skip it during the rest of the year, at Halloween? It’s absolutely worth a look.
🔗 The Lucky Nugget menu
📌 Halloween Special: The Un-lucky Nugget (full review)
Over to You!
The food scene at Disneyland Paris is as fun as its attractions, and while some spots really shine, watch out for the few that fall short. Whether you’re planning a big character meal or just looking for a quick bite, I hope this guide to the best places to eat in Disneyland Paris helps you on your next visit!
If you’ve got any favourite (or least favourite) dining spots, I’d love to hear your thoughts.
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Hello! Your blog is outstanding, so well organised and written, thank you!
I don’t seem to find anything on the Remi Ratatoui Restaurant, could you point me to the right direction, please?
Thank you! 🙂
Thank so much! Absolutely, it’s here: https://crepesandcastles.com/bistrot-chez-remy-review/. I really enjoy it here, although it does seem to receive mixed reviews. Hopefully the review is helpful. Happy planning 🙂