Chefs de France - would teens like???

[WDWorld2003]

I have 2 DD teens 13 & 15 - both taking French in school.

My 15 year old would like to eat at a French restaurant in Epcot and the Chefs de France looks like the least expensive of the two... however, looking at the menu I know my 13 year old will not eat a thing (she likes chicken nuggets, pizza, waffles, standard kid fare). I am not even sure my 15 year old will like the food but I don't want to disappoint her - I know we won't be going to Paris anytime soon so this seems like the next best thing!

Should we just go and spend the $$$ or is it not worth doing? Do I need to make a PS? We'll be there from 3/28-4/4....

Thanks for any help!!!!

 

[Uncleromulus]

To me, it sounds like it would be a lot of $$$ to spend on a dinner where you're sure one DD won't like the food, and another may not like it.
But if you do go, would be wise to make PS. It's not a huge place, and can get full quickly.

 

[BCV23]

My kids enjoyed Chefs through their teens...youngest is now 17. Lunch would be less $$$. Great food and service. Ask for Anthony. He's a great waiter.

Your younger daughter could order from the kid's menu. or she could order a salad and soup. Or a salad and dessert!

I say go for it. Both of your girls will probably enjoy the menu in French. They can try out their French, too even if only merci and s'il vous plait!

 

[MikeWazowski]

The Boulangerie Patisserie would be a great cheap eat. It is in France and has many really good desserts and pastries.

I always try to get there as so as the World Showcase opens to get a cup of Coffee and a quick snack. It has alot french pastries that every kid would like.

<B>Hope That Helps</B>

 

[MikeWazowski]

The Boulangerie Patisserie would be a great cheap eat. It is in France and has many really good desserts and pastries.

I always try to get there as so as the World Showcase opens to get a cup of Coffee and a quick snack. It has alot french pastries that every kid would like.

<B>Hope That Helps</B>