Bistro De Paris???

[FIREFLY01]

we are thinking of making reservation at Bistro de pARIS (UPSTAIRS IN FRANCE)
what are your opinions of this restaurant? we are going for our anniversary is this a good choice???
we are also eating at california grill and narcosees.

 

[TigerKat]

Subbing...I had this planned now I'm second guessing it. Thanks for posting!

 

[FIREFLY01]

Subbing...I had this planned now I'm second guessing it. Thanks for posting!

WHY ARE you second guessing it???

 

[*KeepMovingForward*]

We love it there and it seems to be less crowded than Chef de France. Food is great, never a bad time...although sometimes we get a snooty/inattentive waiter, but it is rare. I'd definitely not think twice about eating there.

 

[TigerKat]

WHY ARE you second guessing it???

Not because I've heard anything bad about it. This trip we're trying all "new places" and I have a few others I really want to try.

 

[TheRustyScupper]

Definitely do Bistro
. . . good food
. . . great service
. . . wonderful atmosphere
. . . almost totally adult *

* They discourage kids. They do not even have a kid's menu. it is a nice, quiet and relaxing dinner.

 

[Pakey]

DH and I love Bistro. It's usually very quiet, adult only atmosphere. The food is good, the setting is intimate and romantic. We try to eat here for our last meal every trip.

 

[OKW Lover]

Bistro de Paris is probably the best restaurant in Epcot, in our opinion. Easily on a par with Narcoossee's and CG if you discount the "fireworks factor".

 

[FIREFLY01]

THANX EVERYONE!!!!

 

[webray]

Le Bistro is excellent...go if you have never been.

 

[nittanyliongirl02]

Bistro isn't on the DDP is it? How much does the food run?? (I just added a day to our honeymoon!)

 

[*KeepMovingForward*]

Bistro isn't on the DDP is it? How much does the food run?? (I just added a day to our honeymoon!)

We don't do DDP, so I can't answer that question, but here is a sample menu from 2007 with pricing: http://allears.net/menu/men_bisd.htm

 

[Pumbaa_]

Went for the first time in May. This was one of the best meals I have ever had! Had this yummy pork tenderloin, wrapped in bacon with mushrooms. It was done perfectly!

Another rave was the dessert sampler. Shared this with a friend and it was perfect, a little bit of everything but the flambe.

Dinner for 2 was about $100 w/o alcohol. 1 appy shared, 2 entrees, and the dessert sampler shared. It was a night f great service, and an excellant meal. I would recommend it without hesitation

It does not take DDP but does accept the DDE card.

 

[TDC Nala]

Jody's correct, they don't take DDP.

Bistro is the only theme park restaurant that does not accept DDP.

 

[*KeepMovingForward*]

Jody's correct, they don't take DDP.

Bistro is the only theme park restaurant that does not accept DDP.

Ahhhh...I guess that explains why we never have trouble getting ressies there!

 

[Cinderella37]

If it's offered, try the tasting menu! It's wonderful! Also, the restaurant only accepts reservations 30 days out. Have fun!

 

[Mister Disney]

The K-Man and I have done our "dessert dinner" there for the past 3 years around my birthday.

Service has been hit or miss, alas this year it was a miss. The food and atmosphere is always dead on great.

2008 Bistro De Paris Review by Mister Disney and the K-Man

2006 Bistro De Paris Review by Mister Disney and the K-Man

 

[checkwriter]

There have been a number of mixed reviews of Bistro -- mixed in the sense that the reviewers either loved the place or they had real problems with it. That suggests to me that the quality can be there, but sometimes isn't.

I found the reviews of Chefs to be more consistently favorable, though admittedly it's a very different dining experience.

 

[pixie08]

Best place in EPCOT imo! Very romantic.

 

[checkwriter]

Here's a thread that I'm to blame for that tosses the Bistro versus Chefs argument back and forth:

http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=1899930