Disneyland Paris: buffet restaurants

Do you like to see what you’re eating, or are you very hungry but don’t want to spend too much on a meal? Then the buffet restaurants at Disneyland Resort Paris are a good choice.
The food on offer is varied and usually matches the theme and design of the restaurant. There are buffets featuring Tex-Mex specialities, Middle Eastern dishes and international classics.

One advantage of a buffet is that you don’t have to decide exactly what you want to eat. You simply head to the buffet and help yourself to whatever appeals to you. It also gives you the chance to try plenty of new things. This makes buffet restaurants ideal for families or groups, as everyone is likely to find something they enjoy.

But be careful: the food is often so tasty that it can be difficult to stop, especially with so many different dishes to choose from. In the evening, that may not matter quite so much, as you can simply head to bed afterwards and get some sleep. At lunchtime, however, you will probably want to spend more time in the parks and perhaps go on a rollercoaster or two, so keep an eye on how much you eat and don’t spend too long at the dessert buffet.

Every Disney Hotel has its own buffet restaurant. These are primarily intended for hotel guests, but anyone else can make a reservation as well. So if you’re staying at the Newport Bay Club but fancy some Tex-Mex food, you can book a table at La Cantina in Disney’s Hotel Santa Fe.
The buffet price usually includes one soft drink.