Help me decide where to eat on our first night

[edengarden123]

Hello everyone, we are due to land at cdg at 3.30 this Sunday and by my reckoning we should have checked in and ready to leave the hotel and hit the park at about 5.30.

I just have no idea where we should eat, we will probably have snacks and rolls on the plane so will need to grab a decent dinner but i don't want to waste too much time and also I don't want to spend toooo much, budget is about E50 on the meal.

Any ideas where will be the handiest/quickest/but yet not junk? Traveling with a toddler so want to make suit it will suit him.

Thanks!

 

[Serenlas]

I've only been once, but we ate at Annette's on the first night and all enjoyed it. It is burgers/hotdogs and fries, but it's yummy I think I'll probably plan to eat there on the first night next time too! Only downside is that I don't think you can book a table there in advance.
Or maybe Cafe Mickey, to get a bit of Disney magic despite not having that much time to spend in the parks on your first day?

 

[Ms Poppins]

We like Annettes on a first night too - but if you've just got there and don't want to spend too much time eating, to get to the park, Earl of Sandwich in the Village is great. Very filling and lots of options.

 

[Carrie_Cat]

If it's this Sunday Annette's is closed - it shut on the 13th and re opens on the 6th of April.

I'd suggest EoS as well as you have sandwiches, wraps and salads for less than 6€ and they are very nice, tasty and made to order

 

[edengarden123]

Thanks for replies , eos it is