Bistro de Paris
Bon appetit! This second-story French bistro evokes the charm of early 20th-century Paris and features a magnificent menu of culinary classics created by three legendary French chefs: Paul Boucuse, Roger Verge and Gaston LeNotre. The fine art of French cuisine is evident all about you as elegant hosts carve your meal table-side or flambe a dish with a whoosh of flaming brandy. Don't forget to sample the mouth-watering "preludes" on the menu.
Romance someone for dinner where dining is truly a special occasion. This gourmet restaurant, with a romantic ambience, features such savory sensations as pan-seared lobster, rack of lamb, roasted yellow tail snapper, veal cooked in its juice, potato puree, spinach stuffed quail and filet mignon. With a view of Epcot from its second floor location and a magnificent French wine list, dining here is always a night to remember. Bon appetit!
*A children's menu is not offered at this location
Location: Epcot
Meals: Dinner
Special Requirements: Admission Required, Dress Code
Service Types: Table Service, a la carte
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Mary Lenhardt"For those staying at Port Orlean’s French Quarter, Boatwright’s is a good restaurant. I like the Cape May Café in the Beach Club Resort for breakfast – the food is tasty and it’s not too crowded. O’Hanas, in the Polynesian Resort, is great for both breakfast and dinner. The dinner was out of this world. If you are on the dining plan, take advantage of Narcoossee’s in the Grand Floridian for its wonderful seafood."
Kim Borello"One of my favorite restaurants is the California Grill in the Contemporary Resort. It’s relaxing with good food and a nice view of Magic Kingdom. At Epcot’s World Showcase I like the food at Mexico. I recommend the chicken salad in a taco shell and they make the best margaritas anywhere!"
Jennifer Sanborn"My favorite table service restaurant is Mama Melrose at Disney’s Hollywood Studios. My favorite quick service restaurant is the Tangerine Café at Epcot’s Morocco Pavilion. I also enjoy some of Disney’s unique snack options, like the turkey legs and the Kaki Gori in Japan at Epcot. And Disney’s funnel cakes are not to be missed!"
Renee Pilley"The California Grill at the Contemporary Resort has the best view of Magic Kingdom, especially during the fireworks."
