Bistro de Paris - For Kids

[dischick4778]

I have seen the regular dinner menu for Bistro de Paris, but have not seen a kids menu. Does anyone know what they offer for kids? Thanks!!!

 

[jarrdisney]

I do not remember a specific children's menu but I am sure they have one. While I don't believe it's the most suitable place for children, there were quite a few when we dined there. I believe I saw a child there with a small bowl of pasta. Even if they do not have a children's menu, I'm sure they can accomodate you.

 

[webray]

This is a very small and intimate restaurant, while they do accept children, you will rarely see them there.

I wouldn't take yours unless they can sit perfectly quiet for 2-3 hours so as not to disturb the other diners.

 

[dischick4778]

So is this not a good place for a family? It is me and my husband along with my father and step mom and my two brothers (18 & 16) and my sister (12). My sister didn't like anything listed on the regular menu and that's why I was wondering if they offered additional options for kids. The menu looks really good to me and I'd hate to think we shouldnt eat there because there are younger people in our party. Anyone who has been there please provide feedback. Thanks!

 

[Kae]

I have been there & I bet they would accomadate your sis. We prefer Chefs de France, we recived better service. We tried Bistro twice & it was nevermore than ok to us. We did not have kids with us either time but have taken the kids ,much younger than what's in your group. And we have enjoyed Chef's tons better. If you are looking for a upscale place togo have you thought about CG. Great views & Food. We have not taken our kids there yet but DH & I have sat by some groups that fit your age range & the whole party seemed to be have a great time. Not trying to butt in but just my opinion.

Kae

 

[Lynne M]

Bistro is one of a very small number of WDW restaurants that does not offer a children's menu. The clear intent is to discourage people from bringing children. It's a small, quiet, expensive, restaurant, very different atmosphere from the bustling Chefs de France downstairs.

That said, I don't see the slightest bit of harm in bringing a 12-year-old. I think the concern is more about people bringing toddlers who can't sit through a long, fancy meal without getting restless and loud.

If your sister can't find anything she'd like on the menu, I'll bet they'd be willing to bring her something from the Chefs de France menu. If you want to be sure, just call the restaurant now, and ask.

 

[dischick4778]

Thank you all very much for your comments.

 

[LuluLovesDisney]

Bistro is one of a very small number of WDW restaurants that does not offer a children's menu. The clear intent is to discourage people from bringing children. It's a small, quiet, expensive, restaurant, very different atmosphere from the bustling Chefs de France downstairs.

That said, I don't see the slightest bit of harm in bringing a 12-year-old. I think the concern is more about people bringing toddlers who can't sit through a long, fancy meal without getting restless and loud.

If your sister can't find anything she'd like on the menu, I'll bet they'd be willing to bring her something from the Chefs de France menu. If you want to be sure, just call the restaurant now, and ask.

Absolutely.