EuroDisney Dining

[puzzled54]

Off to EuroDisney soon, any recommendations of in-park lucnhtime snacks or evening meals? To cater for small child, veggie eaters and non-fussy eaters! Thanks.

[ganesh]

Went there a couple of years ago but rather disappointed with food,especially for veggies. It's all pizzas and spaghetti but the kids seemed ok.
I do remember a little Morroccan place in a shop somewhere that did mint teas and interesting snacks,but this is the french version of disney so you're weird if you don't eat meat.
Not that the American Disney places are all that 'gourmet'.
The hotels in the park offer a bit more,but beware,you even have to book breakfast ahead (and queue for the privelege)
Have fun.

[divegirl]

Hi, the Disney website should have a list of restraunts [sp]. There are also two cafe's in the station [right next door to the park entrances] that offer freshly made rolls etc ....and a beer...lol. Failing that for ultra cheap there's McDonalds. If you are staying in one of the parks hotels...lots of people make rolls up at breakfast... and have them for lunch. Further to what ganesh says, book an early or late breakfast to miss the queues. I was there in Jan this year and it was brilliant, my kids loved it...so have fun.
Here's a link to an earlier post I made on the place.

http://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/Travel/Question 307880.html#top

Lisa x

[cockroach]

We have been for the past 3 years & always eat one evening in Mickey's Cafe. Its fab. The food is quite good. Beer battered cod & chips is what I usually have. My daughter has pasta or the sausage & chips. The charaters sing & dance & make a fuss of the kids all night.
I found in most places they seemed to lack in veggies..So I take raw peppers & carrots & fruit from home. There is Rain Forest cafe & Planet Hollywood that doo have a mixture. Another sneeky tip...We stay at the NewYork hotel & make cheese & ham rolls up at breakfast & take them in with us.

[puzzled54]

Thanks for the advice, will be looking at all of those.