BISTRO DE PARIS vs. Chefs de France

[MommyPoppins]

What is the difference between these 2? Which would you go to?

 

[ducklite]

I've eaten at both and both are very good. If you are planning on taking the kids, there's no childrens menu at Bistro, and it's not suited for younger kids.

Anne

 

[MommyPoppins]

I've eaten at both and both are very good. If you are planning on taking the kids, there's no childrens menu at Bistro, and it's not suited for younger kids.

Anne

Nope, no kids! Yay, just DH and me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! So then without the kids, Bistro would probably be better?

 

[ducklite]

Nope, no kids! Yay, just DH and me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! So then without the kids, Bistro would probably be better?

For Sure!!!!

Anne

 

[webray]

If you have a night with no kids then definately go to Le Bistro. It is one of the best kept secrets on disney property.

The food is wonderful, great service.

It is very small restaurant, very intimate and romantic. Don't plan on rushing unless you have to, they give you plenty of time to relax and enjoy your meal/wine/beer.

Enjoy!

 

[darcyt]

Even though there is no children's menu, the last time we were there, the restaurant was full of really loud families with really loud young children. Two were playing on the floor next to our table, and at one point the father joined them down there to wrestle with them! LOL Several of the staff asked them to move (had to step around them), but they didn't for most of our meal.

We were by the window and when Illuminations began, people sent their kids over to watch. There was very little room, so they leaned on/banged into our small table.

In retrospect, we shouldn't have stayed, but it was our anniversary, and we kept hoping it would improve. We'd been there several times before and it was quiet and romantic, so maybe we just hit it on a bad night. Haven't been back since, though!