CS in France

[amytheobald]

Can anyone tell me about the counterservice in France? I remember something in another thread about it but can't find it now? What are the options for a CS credit, how are the portions, how is the quality of food? Is there a kids meal? Tell me what you know, Please

 

[janets]

The CS in France is the Patissiere (sp?) and it has pastries and certain types of sandwiches (mostly on croissants). A counter service gets you 2 pastries and a drink but I've never tried it for the croissant sandwiches. I'm sure someone will give you more info on that.

There is no seating inside, if I remember correctly, but there are small tables outside in the courtyard. If it's nice out, they are hard to come by. If it's cold, who wants to eat outside anyway.

 

[DisneyKidds]

The patisserie in France has pastries, as well as several croissant sandwiches, french bread pizzas, and a cheese plate. For a CS credit you can get a sandwich, or pizza, or cheese plate, as well as a pastry and a drink. You can also use a CS credit to get two pastries and a drink. Note, you can only get a regular soda and not a large soda.

I used a CS credit there this past Saturday.

 

[bamagirl@hrt]

We ate here for the first time in October and LOVED it!! There is no kids' meal, so DD & DS could choose whatever they wanted. Between the four of us, we got 2 ham & cheese croissants and 6 pastries. They were soooo yummy! We had a conversation with the CM at the Kidcot station in France & he made recommendations for the pastries. We followed his recommendations and they were fabulous! What I really liked is that the pastries aren't overly sweet. This is definitely on our "go back" list!