DDP at Kringla Bakery and Boulangerie Patisserie

[LiteBrite]

I believe I read about someone using a CS credit at Kringla Bakery in Norway, and I think they got an open faced sandwich, the Jarlsberg Leek soup, and a dessert - is that right? Could you choose any dessert, or were the options limited?

Also, what do you get for a CS credit at Boulangerie Patisserie in France?

Thanks!

 

[Praying Colonel]

Yes, you can use a CS credit at Kringla Bakeri og Cafe. You get an open-faced sandwich, soup or salad, pastry and a drink for 1 CS credit. The dessert was pretty much whatever they had available. DD got raspberry cheesecake and the rest of us got schoolbread.

Our dining review of Kringla with pics is here -----> click me

My personal opinion: awesome desserts, good soup, below average sandwiches and very below average salads. We plan on going back in August, but to get a snack instead of a CS meal.

 

[LiteBrite]

Thnaks, Colonel! Now, anybody know about the Patisserie?

 

[aubriee]

At the bakeri in Norway you can get a cup of soup, an open face sandwich, any of their desserts, and a large soda.

At the bakery in France you get a savory pastry (or cheese/fruit plate), a sweet pastry, and a medium soda.

FYI: for a snack credit you can get any of the pastries in Norway, but in the French bakery you can get only a med soda for a snack credit. None of their pastries are available as a snack credit.

 

[DisneyDeeva]

I've used the DDP at the Boulangerie Patisserie several times. You can go one of two ways. You can get a non-specialty beverage, desert (or as the French call it "sweetie") and either a sandwich or quiche. Or, you can get a non-specialty beverage and TWO "sweeties".

I've done both. When I want a light lunch, I'll get quiche & a fruit tart. Sometimes, I'll get two deserts and a coffee before Illumination. You should see the looks I get while I'm enjoying my Napoleon and strawberry mousse )

This September, I'm going to see if I can get the cheese plate instead of a sandwich or quiche. That and a nice glass of wine from the F & W Festival will hit the spot!

 

[illiniowl]

For Boulangerie, does anyone know if you can get your CS stuff wrapped to go? I am thinking of stopping in before our 8:30 pm ADR at Chefs to get 4 CS "meals" (i.e. 8 pastries/sandwiches of one sort or another, I won't care about the drinks) to serve as our on-the-go breakfast the following morning, when we will be headed to Sea World.

The other places I thought about where you might be able to use CS credits to purchase to-go foods at night that could serve as breakfast the following morning are Boardwalk Bakery and Beach Club Marketplace (we are staying at BCV). Any thoughts?

 

[Dis Ohana]

For Boulangerie, does anyone know if you can get your CS stuff wrapped to go? I am thinking of stopping in before our 8:30 pm ADR at Chefs to get 4 CS "meals" (i.e. 8 pastries/sandwiches of one sort or another, I won't care about the drinks) to serve as our on-the-go breakfast the following morning, when we will be headed to Sea World.

The other places I thought about where you might be able to use CS credits to purchase to-go foods at night that could serve as breakfast the following morning are Boardwalk Bakery and Beach Club Marketplace (we are staying at BCV). Any thoughts?

What a great idea. I have one CS leftover that I can't think of when to use -- I would love to take something back from Epcot for a late night snack. Better than just losing it! And for some reason my kids are never hungry until after we're in the room with no food.

 

[DisneyDeeva]

They do put the "sweeties" in a nice bakery box. Some items will keep better than others. Since you're at BCV, you have a fridge, so that won't be a problem. My napoleon was a bit soggy the next morning but the fruit tart was fine.