For dining at Disneyland Paris, book table-service and character restaurants on the Disneyland Paris app or website as soon as your dates allow (commonly up to two months ahead), and use quick-service outlets, which need no booking, for the other meals. Top picks: Auberge de Cendrillon or Royal Banquet for characters, Bistrot Chez Rémy for theming, and the new Regal View in Disney Adventure World.
Eating at Disneyland Paris takes more planning than many first-time visitors expect. There are dozens of places to eat across two parks, Disney Village and seven Disney hotels, and the popular restaurants fill weeks ahead. This guide lists the Disney restaurants in Paris that are open in 2026, what each is best for, and how to book, budget and eat well with allergies.
Disneyland Paris restaurants at a glance
| Restaurant | Where | Type | Good for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Auberge de Cendrillon | Disneyland Park, Fantasyland | Table service, character dining | Princess meal for young children |
| Plaza Gardens Restaurant | Disneyland Park, Main Street, U.S.A. | Buffet, character dining | Mickey and friends, big appetites |
| Walt's - an American Restaurant | Disneyland Park, Main Street, U.S.A. | Table service | A calm, classic sit-down meal |
| Captain Jack's - Restaurant des Pirates | Disneyland Park, Adventureland | Table service | Themed dinner beside Pirates of the Caribbean |
| Agrabah Café Restaurant | Disneyland Park, Adventureland | Buffet | Mediterranean buffet, fussy eaters |
| Silver Spur Steakhouse | Disneyland Park, Frontierland | Table service | Steaks and grills |
| Bistrot Chez Rémy | Disney Adventure World, Worlds of Pixar | Table service | Ratatouille theming, French dishes |
| The Regal View Restaurant & Lounge | Disney Adventure World, Adventure Way | Table service, character dining | Princess dining with lake views (new 2026) |
| PYM Kitchen | Disney Adventure World, Avengers Campus | Buffet | Marvel fans, varied buffet |
| Nordic Crowns Tavern | Disney Adventure World, World of Frozen | Quick service | Build-your-own bowls, gluten-free and vegan options |
| Royal Banquet | Disneyland Hotel | Buffet, character dining | Mickey and friends in royal outfits |
| La Table de Lumière | Disneyland Hotel | Table service, character dining | Special-occasion princess dinner |
| La Forêt Secrète par Jean Imbert | Disneyland Hotel | Fine dining | Adults-led gourmet evening |
| Brasserie Rosalie / The Steakhouse | Disney Village | Table service | Dinner after the parks close |
Places to eat in Disneyland Park
Table service and buffets
- Walt's - an American Restaurant (Main Street, U.S.A.): a classic sit-down restaurant on the park's main street, good for a proper break from the crowds.
- Plaza Gardens Restaurant (Main Street, U.S.A.): an all-you-can-eat buffet with Mickey, Minnie and friends at breakfast and dinner.
- Captain Jack's - Restaurant des Pirates (Adventureland): tables beside the Pirates of the Caribbean boats, with Caribbean-inspired dishes such as its Colombo.
- Agrabah Café Restaurant (Adventureland): a Mediterranean and North African buffet, known for its couscous.
- Silver Spur Steakhouse (Frontierland): grills and steaks in a Wild West setting.
- Auberge de Cendrillon (Fantasyland): the park's princess character meal, see below.
Quick service (no booking)
Casey's Corner (hot dogs), Market House Deli (sandwiches), Cable Car Bake Shop, Café Hyperion (burgers), Au Chalet de la Marionnette, Pizzeria Bella Notte, Toad Hall Restaurant, Restaurant Hakuna Matata, Cowboy Cookout Barbecue and Last Chance Cafe. Eat before 12pm or after 2pm to avoid the longest queues.
Places to eat in Disney Adventure World
The second park, previously Walt Disney Studios Park, reopened as Disney Adventure World on 29 March 2026 with World of Frozen and Adventure Way, and new places to eat.
- Bistrot Chez Rémy (Worlds of Pixar): table service designed to make you feel shrunk to Rémy's size, serving French dishes including ratatouille.
- The Regal View Restaurant & Lounge (Adventure Way): new table-service restaurant for breakfast, lunch and dinner with Disney Princess character dining and cuisine inspired by the princesses' lands. Its lounge is the first inside either park, with lake views.
- PYM Kitchen (Avengers Campus): a buffet with a Marvel theme.
- Nordic Crowns Tavern (World of Frozen): quick-service Nordic bowls you build yourself, with gluten-free and vegan options.
- Quick bites: Café Luminosity (hot dogs), Stark Factory, Super Diner and kiosks and chalets along Adventure Way.
Places to eat in Disney Village
Disney Village sits between the park gates and the lake hotels and stays open after the parks close. Table-service options include Brasserie Rosalie, The Steakhouse and The Royal Pub; quick options include Earl of Sandwich, Five Guys, McDonald's and Starbucks.
Changes to know about in 2026:
- Rainforest Cafe is due to close by the end of 2026.
- Annette's Diner is closed for refurbishment and due to reopen in 2027.
- Vapiano starts a major refurbishment later in 2026, due to finish in early 2027.
- Casa Giulia (Italian table service) and Giulia Express (quick service) are due to open by the end of 2026.
Disney hotel restaurants
- Disneyland Hotel: Royal Banquet (character buffet), La Table de Lumière (princess dinner) and La Forêt Secrète par Jean Imbert, a fine-dining restaurant with five-course and three-course menus plus a children's menu, open Wednesday to Sunday evenings by reservation.
- Disney Hotel New York - The Art of Marvel: Downtown Restaurant (buffet) and Manhattan Restaurant (Italian).
- Disney Newport Bay Club: Cape Cod (buffet) and Yacht Club.
- Disney Sequoia Lodge: Hunter's Grill (buffet).
- Disney Hotel Cheyenne: Chuck Wagon Cafe. Disney Hotel Santa Fe: La Cantina. Disney Davy Crockett Ranch: Crockett's Tavern.
Character dining at Disneyland Paris
Characters visit each table for photos and autographs while you eat, which saves queueing for meet-and-greets in the parks. There are five options:
- Auberge de Cendrillon (Disneyland Park): Disney Princesses, lunch and dinner, table service.
- Plaza Gardens Restaurant (Disneyland Park): Mickey and friends, breakfast and dinner buffet.
- The Regal View Restaurant & Lounge (Disney Adventure World): princesses, some in costumes not seen before.
- Royal Banquet (Disneyland Hotel): Mickey and friends in royal outfits, buffet.
- La Table de Lumière (Disneyland Hotel): princesses and princes, dinner.
These are the hardest tables to get. Book them first, then plan your ride days around the reservation.
How to book and how far ahead
- Book on the Disneyland Paris website or app. Bookings are commonly available up to two months ahead; if you stay at a Disney hotel you can often book once the stay is confirmed.
- Book character meals and the Regal View first, then Chez Rémy and Captain Jack's.
- If a date looks full, check again in the days before: plans change and tables come back.
Meal plans explained
Disneyland Paris sells three meal plans with Disney hotel stays: breakfast only, half board (breakfast plus lunch or dinner) and full board (breakfast, lunch and dinner). They must be added before you travel and are accepted at more than 20 restaurants. Within them, the level (Standard, Plus, Premium or Extra Plus) depends on the hotel and sets which restaurants you can use; only the higher levels include character dining. A meal plan does not reserve a table, so still book.
Budget tips for eating at Disneyland Paris
- Mix one booked table-service or buffet meal a day with quick-service meals.
- Carry water bottles and snacks for the queues.
- For a cheaper evening meal, the Val d'Europe shopping centre, one RER stop from the parks, has restaurants and a supermarket.
- Work out whether a meal plan actually saves money for how your family eats before you add it.
Dietary needs: allergies, vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free
Tell the restaurant about allergies when you book and again when you order, and ask the cast member for allergen information. Buffets such as Plaza Gardens, Agrabah Café and PYM Kitchen make it easy to choose, and Nordic Crowns Tavern in World of Frozen offers gluten-free and vegan options.
Getting to Disneyland Paris
If you have a dinner reservation on arrival day, allow for the journey. A Disneyland Paris airport transfer from CDG takes about 35-45 minutes to the hotel door, with free child seats and a fixed fare you can check before you book. From central Paris, see our taxi from Paris to Disneyland guide, or start at our taxi Disneyland Paris page.