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Choosing where to eat at Disney World can be overwhelming with countless dining options available for all tastes. But don't worry—we’ve tried them all (too many times to count!) and regularly share our latest reviews.
Here’s a peek into our recent visit to La Crêperie de Paris at EPCOT's France Pavilion. You might not see it immediately since it’s tucked away near Remy’s Ratatouille Adventure. You can head to La Crêperie de Paris for a sit-down meal or grab a quick bite from Crêpes À Emporter.
The restaurant exudes a simple charm with its brown, gray, and cream tones, plus wooden and stone accents. Paintings of Paris add bursts of color to the small eatery. Reservations are recommended, though walk-ins are sometimes possible.
When it comes to the menu, you can choose the Prix Fixe Menu that includes a starter, main, dessert, and drink. Our choice, the Chèvre Galette, was flavorful with its creamy goat cheese, spinach, walnuts, and honey. The Melba Dessert Crepe, although delicious, could have benefited from fresh fruit instead of syrupy options. The meal also included a sweet, sparkling Hard Cider.
Is it a must-visit at Disney World? If you love crepes and want a cozy dining spot, this can be a great option. Skip it if you're looking for an adventurous menu or aren't fond of prix-fixe dining.
What do you think—would La Crêperie de Paris make it onto your Disney dining list? Have you been there before? Share your thoughts!
Here’s a peek into our recent visit to La Crêperie de Paris at EPCOT's France Pavilion. You might not see it immediately since it’s tucked away near Remy’s Ratatouille Adventure. You can head to La Crêperie de Paris for a sit-down meal or grab a quick bite from Crêpes À Emporter.
The restaurant exudes a simple charm with its brown, gray, and cream tones, plus wooden and stone accents. Paintings of Paris add bursts of color to the small eatery. Reservations are recommended, though walk-ins are sometimes possible.
When it comes to the menu, you can choose the Prix Fixe Menu that includes a starter, main, dessert, and drink. Our choice, the Chèvre Galette, was flavorful with its creamy goat cheese, spinach, walnuts, and honey. The Melba Dessert Crepe, although delicious, could have benefited from fresh fruit instead of syrupy options. The meal also included a sweet, sparkling Hard Cider.
Is it a must-visit at Disney World? If you love crepes and want a cozy dining spot, this can be a great option. Skip it if you're looking for an adventurous menu or aren't fond of prix-fixe dining.
What do you think—would La Crêperie de Paris make it onto your Disney dining list? Have you been there before? Share your thoughts!
