Dining at Disneyland Paris: Advice You Need To Know For 2025
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Disneyland Paris might not always get the credit it deserves for its food, especially when comparing it to the rest of France, but don’t let be fooled! I’ve eaten my way through every restaurant the park has to offer, and there’s plenty of culinary magic to be found.
From character dining and quick service to full sit-down meals, you can make your time at the table just as memorable your time on the rides… without it being stressful or disappointing.
Getting To Grips With Dining at Disneyland Paris
For first-timers, dining at Disneyland Paris can be a bit overwhelming. With more than 65 food locations offering flavours from all over the world, you’ll never be short on choice whether you’re inside the parks, strolling through Disney Village, or staying in the hotels.
Even regular visitors with go-to favourites will admit it’s not always the easiest dining scene to navigate. Restaurants here generally fall into two main types: quick service (think fast food or takeaway style) and sit-down meals.
Quick service varies in style and seating. For example, Videopolis has plenty of space to grab a table, while other spots are more “grab-and-go.” These don’t require reservations — you just walk in, order, and eat. Sit-down meals, on the other hand, split into two clear categories: buffet service and table service.
Some of the best dining experiences in Disneyland Paris fall into these sit-down options, and most require a reservation. A few will let you join a walk-up queue, but getting booked in advance is the safest bet.
Many table service restaurants have both à la carte and set menu options, with set menus often offer better value, letting you choose a starter, main, and dessert for less than ordering them individually.
Character dining is a category all its own — combining great food with meet-and-greets.
In just one lunch or dinner you can see four to six characters, which makes it a brilliant way to fill up without feeling like you’re missing out on park time.
Outside the restaurants, you’ll find snack stops and bars dotted all over. Queues can be long between 11 am and 5 pm, but some treats are worth the wait.
March Hare Refreshments in summer for Alice in Wonderland-inspired ice creams? Yes.
Cable Car Bake Shop’s rich hot chocolate in winter? Absolutely.
Now you’ve got the lay of the land, let’s really dig into the Ultimate Guide to Dining at Disneyland Paris for 2025.
How To Make Dining Reservations at Disneyland Paris
Securing your dining reservations is one of the most exciting moments of planning a trip to Disneyland Paris.
If you’re staying onsite, you can book tables up to 12 months in advance through the official Disneyland Paris App. Offsite guests can book a table from 60 days before their visit.
Not every restaurant releases its tables at the same time, though. Many have a staggered release shortly after that 12-month mark.
The big exceptions are character and princess breakfasts, which only appear on the app three days ahead. If you’re staying onsite and these are a must-do, I highly recommend adding them to your booking as soon as you can — it cuts the stress and spreads the cost.
my top tips To securing your perfect reservation
Check menus before booking opens
Every Disneyland Paris restaurant has a menu linked on the website and the app. Browse ahead of time so you know which ones you want to prioritise when booking opens.
Work with your budget
The “perfect” trip doesn’t mean filling your schedule with nothing but table service and buffet restaurants. Mixing different dining styles can give you more flexibility.
Personally, I aim for a table or buffet service for a late lunch or early dinner – mornings are for rides and character meets, then I eat, enjoy the parades, and still have time for more magic in the evening.
Hedge Your Bets On Scheduling
We don’t get the official park hours until about two months in advance, but they tend to follow the same patterns year after year.
Use last year’s schedule as a guide. Leave up to an hour either side of your reservation for travel time. For example, if the park is likely to close at 9 pm, a 7 pm reservation still gives you time to make it back for fireworks.
If you miss the mark
Can’t get a table? Sign up to DLP Tables to be alerted about cancellations. You can also check with your hotel concierge, City Hall, or the restaurant itself on the day — last-minute spots do open up.
Don’t miss the meals you’ll remember
Your quick-start guide to planning early so you can lock in top Disneyland Paris restaurants (and deals) before they’re gone.
Disneyland Paris Meal Plan 2025
I have a love-hate relationship with meal plans at Disneyland Paris. On the one hand, if you’re staying on-site and want to simplify your meals, they can be a great option. Knowing exactly what is, and isn’t, included can save a lot of time, confusion, and frustration later on.
On the other hand, to really get value from a meal plan you’ll need to book table service or buffet restaurants — and that means making reservations before park hours are even confirmed.
When the official schedule comes out, you might find your meal times clash with shows, parades, or the rides you wanted to do. At that point, you’re stuck choosing between keeping the booking or switching to quick service and losing some of the value you paid for.
Before you click “add to booking,” make sure you’re clear on exactly what’s included — it’s the easiest way to avoid confusion (and disappointment) later.
There are three levels of meal plan, which can be added to your booking for either half-board or full board.
Your meal plan level is set by your hotel — you can’t choose it separately:
Guests at Davy Crockett Ranch and Hotel Santa Fe get the Standard plan
Guests at Cheyenne, Sequoia Lodge, Hotel New York – The Art of Marvel, and Newport Bay get the Plus plan
Guests at the Disneyland Hotel get the Premium plan.
All meal plans include breakfast at the hotel restaurant, no reservation required, with the exception of Davy Crockett Ranch where a breakfast basket is delivered to you instead.
Breakfast meal vouchers can also be used at Annette’s in the village, but you have a plus or premium meal plan, the meal is worth less than your voucher.
After breakfast, each meal plan varies slightly to provide additional dining options and flexibility.
Standard Plan
for guests At Davy Crockett and Santa Fe
Half Board: one meal at any Disneyland Paris restaurant per night.
Full Board: one meal at any quick service location, and one meal at any table or buffet service per night.
Top up for character dining
Plus Plan
for guests At Cheyenne, Sequoia, MarveL, and Newport Bay.
Half Board: one meal at any Disneyland Paris restaurant per night.
Full Board: two meals at any Disneyland Paris restaurant; plus an additional meal on your last day.
Top up for character dining
Premium Plan
Exclusively for Gusts at
The Disneyland Hotel
Half Board: Breakfast + one meal at any Disneyland Paris restaurant per night.
Full Board: two meals at any Disneyland Paris restaurant; plus an additional meal on your last day.
Character dining included
Meal plans won’t show in the app, but they’ll be loaded onto your MagicPass when you check in. At restaurants, you just hand your pass to the Cast Member and they’ll take care of the rest.
Bear in mind drinks work a little differently depending on where you eat. Quick service and buffet meals usually include a soft drink for everyone, while table service meals for adults don’t, so you’ll need to pay extra if you want one. If you do fancy an alcoholic and speciality beverages at a buffet though, it will cost you extra.
I get asked a lot whether I use meal plans, and the truth is I don’t — mostly because I’ve had a Disneyland Pass discount in the past. If you’re on the fence about adding one, here’s my advice: if you don’t think you’ll eat a buffet breakfast every morning, or you plan to spend most of your trip dining at quick service restaurants, skip the meal plan.
✨ Pixie Tip
If you’re unsure about adding a meal plan, wait. You can add it to your package later for the same price. This keeps your plans flexible, avoids paying out of pocket for every meal if you change your mind, and lets your hotel and ticket package adjust with demand.
Click & Collect at Quick-Service Restaurants
I’m all about maximising my time without missing out on experiences when I’m in the parks — and click & collect ordering for quick service restaurants is my dream solution.
I can be in the queue for Big Thunder Mountain and lining up my lunch from Casa De Coco at the same time!
The best part for me is that click & collect orders have a dedicated queue in the restaurants, so you don’t need to panic when you see people spilling out the doors.
It’s simple to use:
1. Choose your restaurant in the Disneyland Paris app — quick service locations offering click & collect will be clearly labelled.
2. Pick your time slot, choose your food and drink, and confirm your order. You’ll get a confirmation email as soon as you’ve paid.
3. When it’s time to eat, open the email, tap I’m here while you’re outside, and make sure the page loads before heading in.
4. Collect your order from the dedicated queue, then enjoy — minutes later you’ll be refuelled and ready for more magic.
✨ Pixie Tip
Keep an eye out for seasonal offerings, which you can often grab through mobile ordering for a quick bite on the go
Vegan Dining Options at Disneyland Paris
Vegan dining at Disneyland Paris isn’t the best but it is getting better. Over the years, Disneyland Paris has really upped its game for vegan visitors. Every buffet will have something to offer and many table service restaurants are starting to include Vegan options on the menu too.
The more you request it, the more Disneyland Paris will start to provide.
Café Agrabah (buffet service)
Known for its Middle Eastern-inspired menu, this spot has some of the best vegan options in the park.
The food is delicious, the decor incredible, and the vibes perfect.
Having been to Morocco myself, I felt like I was dining right in the centre of a Souk. The mint tea especially was on point.
L’Arbre Enchanté (on-the-go)
A perfect spot for a quick bite, L’Arbre Enchanté offers delicious vegan panini’s and other plant-based snacks–perfect to grab without cutting into park time.
Here you’ll also find ice creams, special seasonal snacks, and organic iced tea.
✨ Pixie Tip
Check through the menus before travelling to highlight where and what you can eat. When you’re in the parks, you’ll have a go to list and no stress!
Allergen & Dietary Dining at Disneyland Paris
If you’re gluten-free, lactose-intolerant, navigating other food allergies or require Kosher or Halal food options — good news: you can eat safely and enjoyably at Disneyland Paris. But (as with most Disney things), a little prep goes a long way.
How it Works (Especially for Allergies & Coeliac Guests)
Disneyland Paris offers allergen-friendly pre-packaged meals at all restaurants in the Disneyland Paris parks and hotels. These meals are designed with the 14 main EU allergens in mind and are prepared separately to reduce cross-contamination risk.
To order one:
Head to a Disney Parks or Hotel restaurant.
Ask a Cast Member for the Allergen-Friendly Menu–they’ll immediately know what you mean.
You’ll usually be shown a separate sheet or menu listing pre-prepared meal options.
Your meal will come sealed (think airline tray but with Disney standards — not magical, but safe and practical).
Coeliac guests online have said the options are fairly basic (grilled meat, rice, veggies, etc.), but they felt safe eating them — and sometimes safety is the real sparkle when allergies are involved.
You can check out guest reviews on Reddit, or sites like Coeliac Sanctuary, or TripAdvisor for real-world photos and tips.
A full Practical Guide to Food Allergies is also provided online by Disney so you can be confident when dining at Disneyland Paris.
Table service and buffet service restaurants in the parks can also provide Kosher and Halal meals upon request, though these need to be preordered 48 hours before dining at Disneyland Paris.
If you’re arriving on a Monday, place your order by 2 PM the Friday before to give the team time to prepare it.
Top Spots Recommended by Guests
Plaza Gardens (buffet)
Staff are used to handling allergies; good variety and usually safe options for coeliac and dairy-free guests.
Bistrot Chez Rémy
Table-service with customisable meals, and attentive staff.
Fuente del Oro Restaurante
Vegan tacos and rice bowls; often has labelled options.
Annette’s Diner (Disney Village)
Big portions, veggie/vegan options, and they’ll swap items on request.
New York Style Sandwiches (Disney Village)
Fast, customisable, and decent allergy awareness.
Gluten-Free & Coeliac-Specific Advice
The pre-packaged meals are the safest bet — you just need to ask.
Some buffets and hotel restaurants can offer gluten-free bread, dessert or pasta — but always speak to a manager or chef when you arrive.
Consider carrying a French allergy card that explains your needs (especially helpful if you’re coeliac).
Can I Bring My Own Food?
Yes, especially for medical reasons. Officially, outside food isn’t allowed in the parks — but if you’ve got allergies or medical dietary needs, Cast Members are understanding. A doctor’s note can help smooth things over if you’re carrying things like a cooler or prescription food items.
✨ Pixie Note
I haven’t personally tested the allergen-friendly meals (yet–it’s on my list!), so this section is based on reviews, official Disney info, and feedback from trusted travellers.
If you’ve eaten here with allergies or dietary needs, I’d love to hear your experience — drop me a DM or leave a comment so I can pass it along to others!
Best Restaurants at Disneyland Paris
Disneyland Paris have multiple restaurant across their two parks, the Disney Village, and their seven hotels. With so many to choose from–and so little time–knowing which are a hit and which and a miss can be a life saver.
Over 13 trips to the parks, I’ve had the opportunity to experience nearly all the food and restaurant dining at Disneyland Paris. Now, there are some that I go back to over and over again, because they are just THAT good.
From fine dining to quick bites, these are my absolute favourite spots to eat; and in my opinion, some of the best restaurants at Disneyland Paris:
Walt’s – An American Restaurant
(Table service)
This is Disney dining done right. Walt’s blends Disney history with fine dining in the most elegant way possible.
Set on Main Street, U.S.A., the restaurant is split into room themed on each park land, paying tribute to different areas of Disneyland Paris.
The restaurant is also adorned with memorabilia from both Walt Disney’s life and The Walt Disney Company’s history–including the animatronic bird from Mary Poppins.
If you’re lucky enough to be dining during the parade, you can even get a view from the windows—talk about magical!
Cowboy Cookout Barbeque
(Quick Service)
For families or anyone craving a hearty meal, this Western-themed BBQ spot is unbeatable.
Specialising in Tex-Mex and–unsurprisingly–BBQ food, Cowboy Cookout offers some of the best value at any quick service dining at Disneyland Paris.
The Sherif menu is a particular favourite of mine. The food is delicious, filling, and perfect for a day of exploring.
Victoria’s Home-Style Restaurant
(Snack/Table Service)
Famous for its Mickey waffles, milkshakes and hot chocolate, Victoria’s is a great spot to grab a sweet treat.
The cozy atmosphere is ideal for a mid-afternoon break, and don’t forget to check out their seasonal patisserie items!
They open from 12pm daily and don’t take reservations, so get there beforehand or wait in the queue for a table to open up.
✨ Pixie Tip
For table service or buffet dining at Disneyland Paris, make sure to make a reservation in advance. While some offer on the day slots or no reservation queue, the waits can be long.
Character Dining at Disneyland Paris
One of the most magical experiences I’ve had is character dining at Disneyland Paris. It’s an absolute must for Disney fans! It can be a huge time save compared to searching out your favourite characters around the parks, and the interactions I’ve had at character dining have been exceptional.
That doesn’t, however, make all character dining equal, and there are definitely compromises you will make for each one. Whether it’s the a lower quality of food but a saving for the budget or exceptional dining with less characters for a higher cost, you’ll need to choose what matters most to you.
Current choices for character dining at Disneyland Paris include
Plaza Gardens (Buffet service)
Plaza Gardens transports you to the charm of a Victorian pavilion on Main Street, U.S.A., where you’ll find a lavish all-you-can-eat buffet.
The Victorian theming is rich with opulent details, offering a wide variety of food stations, from roast meats and pasta to seafood like shrimp and smoked salmon.
Desserts are magical, often themed to Disney characters, including Minnie Mouse-inspired treats and even a chocolate fountain.
The real highlight? Meeting characters like Mickey, Minnie, Pluto, Goofy, and even Eeyore and Tigger, who visit your table for photos and autographs during your meal. It’s a great way to meet beloved Disney characters while enjoying a relaxed, family-friendly dining experience
Auberge de Cendrillon (Table Service)
Dine like royalty at Auberge de Cendrillon, set in a majestic medieval banquet hall in Fantasyland.
This fine dining restaurant offers exquisite French cuisine, from beef casserole in a rich red wine sauce to pan-fried turbot in champagne sauce.
For dessert, you can enjoy Cinderella’s Dessert, a creamy, layered cake exclusive to the restaurant.
The fairytale atmosphere is brought to life with appearances by Disney Princesses, including Cinderella, Belle, Aurora, and Snow White, along with Cinderella’s friendly mice, Suzy and Perla.
The regal decor, complete with chandeliers and Cinderella-themed artwork, makes it the perfect backdrop for an enchanting character meal.
Royal Banquet (Buffet Service)
Step into the grandeur of the Royal Banquet at Disneyland Hotel, where you’re treated to an epic buffet fit for royalty. As you dine, you’ll meet Mickey, Minnie, Goofy, Donald, Daisy, and Pluto, all dressed in their finest regal attire.
You will feel like you’re in a grand royal gallery, with nods to Disney royalty all around—from portraits of the Queen of Hearts to Prince John.
The menu is a magical mix of seafood, carved meats, and mouthwatering desserts, ensuring there’s something for every taste. It’s an unforgettable dining experience that’ll add a touch of magic to your day at the parks
La Table de Lumière (Table Service)
For a more refined, enchanting evening, head to La Table de Lumière. Inspired by the grand ballroom from Beauty and the Beast, this elegant dining spot brings the charm of Disney royalty to life.
The French-inspired gourmet menu features standout dishes like lobster and herb-crusted lamb, complemented by a selection of fine wines.
Picture dazzling mirrors, crystal chandeliers, and rose-emblazoned table settings—it’s the perfect backdrop for a magical meal.
And the magic doesn’t stop there—guests get to dine alongside royal couples like Cinderella and Prince Charming or Belle and the Beast, making it an experience straight out of a fairytale
✨ Pixie Tip
Always book your character dining experiences early—spots fill up quickly, especially for the more popular times! If you’re staying onsite, this is the one extra I would encourage you to include when booking your package.
Princess Breakfast and Character Breakfast at Disneyland Paris
For a magical start to your day, nothing beats breakfast with your favourite Disney characters. I’ve been lucky enough to enjoy a reservation before park opening–a privilege reserved for onsite guests or Gold Disneyland Pass holders.
As of 2024, Princess breakfast at Auberge De Cendrillon returned to Disneyland Paris, meaning more choice for a magical morning.
Character and princess breakfast are pricier than hotel dining, but give you the chance to meet up to six characters–without queuing around the park all day.
The Princess Breakfast in particular can free up alot of time during your day, as wait times for Princess Pavilion–where you can meet one princess–regularly exceed 2 hours.
If you’re considering a character breakfast you can choose from an 8:15 am slot, if staying onsite, and access the parks before any other guests; or the 9:45 am slot–perfect to refuel after the park opens.
✨ Pixie Tip
If you think you’d like to include character dining in your trip, but have fussy eaters, character breakfast is a great solution. Not only is it cheaper than lunch or dinner, but there’s more chance of everyone walking away full and happy!
Club Level Dining at Disneyland Paris
If you like a little extra comfort (and convenience) during your Disney stay, Club Level might be worth the splurge.
Club level at Disneyland Paris is essentially a hotel room upgrade that includes additional perks, such as a complimentary breakfast and exclusive lounge access.
These are the epitome of the VIP experience and here’s what you can expect:
Disneyland Hotel – Castle Club Level
Guests staying at Castle Club level get an exclusive breakfast with princesses in the Castle Club Lounge, where you can enjoy breathtaking views of Main Street and Sleeping Beauty’s Castle.
It’s a calm, magical way to start your day.
The castle club lounge can also be used by guests in the evening, where you can watch the nighttime spectacular from the comfort of the hotel.
Music plays into the lounge so you are still immersed in the magic.
Other benefits of Castle Club include private check in and concierge desk, and a private lift to the Disneyland Park Entrance!
If Castle Club isn’t quite in the budget, Disneyland Paris also offer Deluxe rooms. The decor varies compared to the standard rooms, and includes an over the bed balcony.
Breakfast is included and is served in the Deluxe Lounge, offering serene views over Fantasia Gardens—a peaceful start to the day without the characters.
Newport Bay, Sequoia Lodge & The Art of Marvel
Guests staying at Compass Club (Newport Bay), Golden Forest Club (Sequoia Lodge), or Empire State Club (Art of Marvel) also enjoy complimentary breakfast in their respective club lounges.
While these don’t include characters, they offer a quiet, luxurious setting to enjoy your meal before heading out for the day.
As an extra perk, all Club Level guests can enjoy afternoon drinks and snacks in their lounges, offering a perfect break between adventures in the parks.
✨ Pixie Tip
Disneyland Paris opens bookings every August/September for the next 12 months from the end of their current availability. This means you can book your dream, VIP club level room 18 months in advance and spread the cost until 60 days before your trip!
Best Snacks at Disneyland Paris
I love a good Disney snack–Mickey shaped or otherwise. I always stock up at the end of my trip to extend the Disney magic just a little longer once I’m home.
On first glance of the average Disneyland Paris Facebook group, you’d be forgiven to think the parks were lacking in a quick yet magical snack.
But the devil’s in the detail, and only insider’s know where the must try’s are.
Whether you need a quick pick-me-up or a sweet treat, here are some of the best snacks at Disneyland Paris:
Mickey Waffles
The Cool Post in Adventureland serve up mini Mickey waffles with whipped cream, marshmallows and Nutella.
There’s tables nearby that look over the river towards Robinson’s Treehouse, and the beady eyed of you might spot a familiar, grumpy face if you look “Up” the river towards Indiana Jones.
You can also pick up a version in Walt Disney Studios.
The Old Mill:
Located in Fantasyland, it’s the perfect spot for a sweet or savoury snack. The cheese or beef bitterballen are so morish, you’ll struggle not to go back for seconds.
The sweet with the mini crepes are also a great alternate to Mickey waffles.
Take a seat just outside after 11 am and you might even be treated to a royal wave from the Princesses, as they head to Princess Pavilion.
Mickey Shaped Treats:
Whether filled with chocolate or apricot, Mickey Beignets are a Disneyland Paris staple and are available at several locations around the park.
They are more filled doughnut than Tiana Beignet, but we’ll forgive them because it’s a classic.
Market Street Deli onMain Street USA also offer delicious Mickey Pretzel Sandwiches which are a great on the go snack.
Don’t forget your castle picture, holding up your Mickey treat–so everyone back home know’s you’re at Disneyland Paris, obvs.
✨ Pixie Tip
Head to Cable Car Bake Shop for giant Mickey cookies, which are literally the size of your head!
Budget Friendly Tips For Dining at Disneyland Paris
Disney magic doesn’t always come cheap, especially when it comes to food. But there are ways to eat well without blowing your budget.
Whether you’re trying to stretch your euros, avoid hangry meltdowns, or just save room for a few extra Mickey-shaped treats, here are some smart ways to dine at Disneyland Paris on a budget:
Here’s my top tips To Dine on a budget at Disneyland Paris
Time your main meal right
Booking a late lunch instead of dinner at a table-service or buffet restaurant is a great way to save. You’ll often pay less, fill up for the afternoon, and can make do with a lighter snack later.
mix it up
You don’t need to go full sit-down every day. Some of my favourite meal days include:
• One character or buffet meal (for the experience)
• One quick-service meal or mobile order
• Snacks or sharing plates to top up
use click & collect to preorder meals
Quick, efficient, and often less stressful than queueing at lunch rush. Some seasonal specials are only available this way too, so it’s a double win.
Share meals or sides
Portions at some quick-service spots (like Cowboy Cookout or Hakuna Matata) are surprisingly generous. Grab an extra side and share a main between two people — especially for kids who tend to graze and dash!
bring your own snacks
You can bring your own snacks into the parks, and honestly, this is a lifesaver. Reusable snack bags filled with cereal bars, trail mix or fruit pouches mean fewer pricey impulse buys when queues are long or energy’s low.
Smaller appetites? Skip the meal plan
If your group tends to snack or doesn’t do sit-down meals every day, you may find it cheaper to pay as you go. Meal plans can be great if you’re maximising them — but don’t be afraid to do the maths!
Breakfast Big, Snack Light
Hotel breakfasts are all you can eat and can be filling — take advantage of that and plan lighter meals or snacks until dinner. If you’re not on the meal plan, grabbing breakfast at Disney Village or bringing pastries from home can also help stretch the budget.
✨ Pixie Tip
The best dining plan is the one that works for you. Don’t feel pressured to book three sit down meals a day just because they’re there. A quick lunch, a shared snack, and a sunset dinner with castle views? That’s still a dreamy Disney day–and your wallet will thank you too!
So, you might’ve heard that dining at Disneyland Paris is dismal, disappointing, and you’d be better off at McDonald’s.
My challenge to you now you’re fully clued up on dining at Disneyland Paris? Ignore the critics. There’s real magic to be found here — in character breakfasts, surprise snacks, and those cosy, memory-making meals between rides.
It’s true that DLP doesn’t have the same endless options as the US parks, but what it lacks in variety, it makes up for in charm, flavour, and a few hidden gems you’ll be dreaming about long after your trip.
Now that you’re armed with all the insider foodie tips, you’ve got everything you need to plan delicious, stress-free meals that actually work for your budget, your style, and your Disney daydreams.
Because in the end, it’s not about ticking off every dining box — it’s about the moments you’ll still be smiling about on the way home.
About the author
Sam Doyle is a Disney-loving mum of three and the creator of Pixie Dust Wanderlust — a go-to planning resource for Disneyland Paris trips. Known for her honest advice and magical practicality, Sam helps families and solo travellers simplify the planning process so they can actually enjoy their trip, not just survive it.