Eating outside Disney

[BONITATIME]

Can anyone reccomend a place to eat with a more typical french atmosphere and menu please?

We will have a car so travelling is not a problem.

Thanks in advance.
NIkki

 

[DisneyRGB]

Hi Nikki

We haven't done this personally, but in "The Unofficial Guide to Disneyland Paris", some local restaurants are recommended (just don't blame me if they're rubbish!!). Here are the names, addresses & phone numbers & price ratings the author gives them.

Vallee de la Marne, 2 Quai de la Marne, Conde-Ste Libiaire.
Tel: 01 60 04 31 01 Price: Moderate

L'Auberge de la Brie, 14 Ave Boulingre, Couilly-Pont-aux-Dames
Tel: 01 64 63 51 80 Price: Expensive

Le Gourmadin, 117 rue Claye, Lagny-sur-Marne
Tel: 01 64 30 22 94 Price: Moderate

Auberge Le Tournesoleil, 7 rue Marne, Lagny-sur-Marne
Tel: 01 60 43 49 30 Price: Moderate

Ecluse de Chalifert, on the riverfront, L'Ermitage
Tel: 01 60 43 41 43 Price: Moderate to expensive

La Bonne Auberge, 37 route N 34, Montevrain
Tel: 01 64 30 25 09 Price: Inexpensive

La Bonne Marmite, 15 rue General de Gaulle (behind Davy Crockett Ranch), Villeneuve-le-Comte
Tel: 01 60 43 00 10 Price:Expensive

The author suggests you ring ahead to check opening hours and to reserve a table.

Would be interested to hear if you venture out to any of these!

 

[BONITATIME]

Thanks very much
I will try one and tell you about it
Nikki

 

[Miffy2003]

La Bonne Marmite, 15 rue General de Gaulle (behind Davy Crockett Ranch), Villeneuve-le-Comte
Tel: 01 60 43 00 10 Price:Expensive

Oh this made me chuckle!! Do you think everything comes with a subtle Marmite flavouring?

 

[DisneyRGB]

Oh this made me chuckle!! Do you think everything comes with a subtle Marmite flavouring?

Sounds like my sort of restaurant!

(For anyone who doesn't know, Marmite is the French word for a cooking pot!)

 

[Miffy2003]

Sounds like my sort of restaurant!

Oh, me too!! Love Marmite!