5 Best French Restaurants to Try at Disneyland Paris

As the first (and still the only) Disney theme park in the region, Disneyland Paris has been bringing the Disney magic to Europe since 1992. Every aspect of the park is meticulous and magical, and the restaurants are no exception. With over 50 restaurants in the park that offer a wide range of delicacies from all around the world, there’s something for everyone’s tastes. 

And, of course, being in one of the world’s culinary capitals, it’s no surprise that Disneyland Paris would want to bring the best of French cuisine into its immersive dining experiences. So if you want to experience authentic French food in the most magical place on earth, it’s time to book your Disneyland Paris tickets with Klook! Klook guarantees the lowest price for your tickets or your money back.

Before you plan your culinary itinerary through Disneyland Paris, make sure to download theDisneyland Paris mobile app. The app is the quickest way to book and cancel reservations in the restaurants. Plus, you can browse the menus in advance so you know what to order right away!

Without further ado, here is a rundown of the five best French restaurants in Disneyland Paris you cannot miss:

French for Cinderella’s Inn, the Auberge de Cendrillon at Fantasyland in the Disneyland Paris Park is hard to miss. Located next to the Sleeping Beauty Castle, this fine-dining restaurant is a charming, palatial structure reminiscent of Cinderella’s castle in the movie. You’ll feel the grandeur of the royal palace as you walk into the majestic medieval banquet hall, ornate with stained-glass windows, pictures and tapestries of the movie’s most well-known scenes. 

Amongst this magnificent backdrop, guests are served a four-course menu of culinary delights—from the duck pâté to beef bourguignon, you’re sure to get your fill of authentic French food. Even kids are treated to a four-course degustation.

Speaking of children, if you’d like to add even more wonder to their already-magical culinary experience, you can book a meal with their favourite Disney princesses! But do remember to make a reservation up to two months in advance on the officialDisneyland Paris mobile app, just to make sure that your little prince or princesses get to dine with Disney royalty!

See the world from Remy's perspective at Bistrot Chez Rémy as you take a seat on a giant champagne cork and dine surrounded by gigantic plates and cutlery! The bistro is actually a replica of Chef Rémy’s restaurant in the movie Ratatouille and can be found at La Place de Rémyat the Walt Disney Studios Park.

Once you get yourself shrunk and settled, treat yourself to some fine French specialities: a seasonal salad and a nice piece of steak or fish with a side of—what else—ratatouille. You can also gorge yourself on the restaurant’s selection of delectable desserts—perhaps a decadent chocolate mousse, or if you’re looking for something more on the salty side, try the Brie de Meaux.

As Disneyland Paris restaurants tend to be quite popular (more so in this larger-than-life culinary joint), it’s always best to book an appointment in advance to ensure you save yourself a jam-jar seat. 

If you’re looking for some authentic Paris food as a quick bite, the Market House Deli is the perf place to head to. Located along Main Street, USA, at Disneyland Park, you can sink your teeth into classic subs and sip on excellent, hot coffee amidst a cosy, 1920s ambience.

As Disneyland Paris celebrates its 30th anniversary this year, the deli has come up with special-edition sandwiches to commemorate the event. Enjoy a pretzel bun sandwich filled with ham and cheese or the vegetarian option, both in irresistibly cute Mickey Mouse form!

And because the restaurant is quick service, there is no need to book in advance. Just hop on in and grab a bite—if you’re early, you can even get breakfast on the go.

If you’re extra hungry, head to the Plaza Gardens Restaurant which is an all-you-can-eat buffet featuring the best of French cuisine, set up in an elegant leisure pavilion in Disneyland Park.

Relive the splendour of the Victorian age as you dine lavishly among antique furniture, porcelain and stained-glass ceilings, and savour the generous selection of starters, mains, and desserts, both for adults and kids. Cold drinks are included in the package, and if the adults are looking for something a bit stronger than sparkling water, the restaurant also has an extensive alcohol menu.

If you’re looking to take your dining experience up a notch, why not try a breakfast or dinner buffet so you can dine with Mickey and friends?

While currently closed due to renovations on the Disneyland Hotel, the reopening of Inventions is surely something to watch out for. This joint is popular for its funky setting which features Victorian-era inventions around (and above!) the restaurant. What’s on the menu? —a sumptuous all-you-can-devour French spread which includes seafood, cold meats and salads, hot meals, a roast carved to your order and endless desserts. 

What’s more, beloved Disney characters pop in for a chat and some photos while you dine!