Restaurants and Meal Plans

At Disneyland® Paris, a meal can be a quick break between rides or the moment your family remembers most. Between a crusty baguette eaten on a Main Street, U.S.A. bench and the dinner where Cinderella sits down beside your daughter lies a whole world, and it pays to plan it.

The resort has dozens of restaurants across the two parks, Disney Village and the Disney Hotels. They fall into three families: table service, where you sit down and order from a menu, all-you-can-eat buffets, and counter service, for a quick bite before heading off again.

Do you need to book?

For table service and buffets, yes. Restaurants can be booked in the official Disneyland Paris app, on the website or by phone, up to two months ahead. Disney Hotel guests can book as soon as their stay is confirmed, a real advantage in peak season, when the most popular tables go quickly.

Walt's – an American Restaurant on Main Street, U.S.A. Disney images, logos and properties: ©Disney.

Where to eat in Disneyland Park

On Main Street, U.S.A., Walt's – an American Restaurant pays tribute to Walt Disney in an elegant townhouse with intimate dining rooms. In Fantasyland, Auberge de Cendrillon serves a table-service meal with princesses, and since April 2026 Mickey joins the breakfast.

Captain Jack's – Restaurant des Pirates sets its tables by the lagoon of Pirates of the Caribbean, in the half-light of a Caribbean fort. Silver Spur Steakhouse serves Frontierland's grills, and Agrabah Café offers a buffet with Middle Eastern and Mediterranean flavours in Adventureland.

Plaza Gardens Restaurant, the large buffet on Main Street, has been closed since April 2026 for a major renovation. It is expected to reopen in early 2027.

Where to dine with characters

Four places offer character dining. In Disneyland Park, Auberge de Cendrillon welcomes princesses. At Disney Adventure World, The Regal View Restaurant & Lounge brings Disney princesses from table to table, with a view of the lake. At Disneyland Hotel, Royal Banquet hosts Mickey and friends, and La Table de Lumière welcomes prince and princess couples at dinner. These are the resort's most requested meals, so book them first.

At Auberge de Cendrillon, the princess stops by to greet children at their table. Disney images, logos and properties: ©Disney.

Where to eat at Disney Adventure World

At Bistrot Chez Rémy, you dine at the scale of the Ratatouille hero, in a setting where everything is supersized. At Marvel Avengers Campus, PYM Kitchen offers a buffet where the food changes size, and Stark Factory serves pizzas and dishes at the counter.

Adventure Way added several spots in 2026, including The Regal View Restaurant & Lounge, the resort's first restaurant with a lounge bar. In the village of Arendelle, Nordic Crowns Tavern serves Scandinavian-inspired dishes, with salmon and meatballs, including a vegan version.

The Regal View Restaurant & Lounge on the shore of Adventure Bay, Disney Adventure World. Disney images, logos and properties: ©Disney.

Disney Village and the Disney Hotels

Disney Village needs no park ticket, which makes it the place to eat on arrival and departure nights. You will find Brasserie Rosalie, The Royal Pub, The Steakhouse, Five Guys, Earl of Sandwich, Starbucks and, since February 2026, a brand-new three-storey McDonald's. Annette's Diner is closed for renovation, and an Italian restaurant, Casa Giulia, is due to open in late 2026.

The Disney Hotels have their own tables. At Disneyland Hotel, La Forêt Secrète par Jean Imbert is the fine-dining restaurant, La Table de Lumière draws on Beauty and the Beast, and Royal Banquet serves a buffet. Every hotel also has its own restaurant, from Manhattan Restaurant at Disney Hotel New York – The Art of Marvel to Chuck Wagon Cafe at Disney Hotel Cheyenne.

Mobile ordering and food allergies

At several counter-service restaurants in the parks, the Disneyland Paris app lets you order and pay ahead, then pick up your meal without queuing. For allergies, tell your server when you arrive: restaurants keep allergen information available, and vegetarian and vegan options are marked on the menus.

The entrance to Nordic Crowns Tavern in the village of Arendelle. Disney images, logos and properties: ©Disney.

Meal plans in 2027

For arrivals from April 1, 2027, Disneyland Paris is replacing its meal plans with four progressive levels: Essential, Extra, Signature and Royal. Essential gives access to 18 restaurants and Extra to 25. Signature adds more table-service restaurants, and Royal, reserved for Disneyland Hotel guests, includes character meals. The plans also extend to partner hotels and Villages Nature Paris.

Arrivals up to March 31, 2027 keep the current plans. Your advisor will work out whether a meal plan really saves you money, based on your children's ages and the way your family eats on holiday.

Why plan your meals with a Voyages AquaTerra advisor?

Voyages AquaTerra is an EarMarked Gold Producer and an Authorized Disney Vacation Planner, two official Disney accreditations. Our advisors book your tables as soon as the window opens, place character meals at the right moments of your stay and choose the meal plan that suits your family.

Call us at 1-866-628-6241 and we will build the whole trip, flights included. The services described here were current on September 16, 2026 and may change without notice. Voyages AquaTerra holds a Québec travel agent licence. Disney images, logos and properties: ©Disney.