Just exactly what can you get at the bakery in France on DDP?

[sweetp267]

I have checked the Disney website and the allearsnet.com listing of participating restaurants and they both say that you can use both a snack credit and a counter service credit.

However, during my last trip on two separate occasions I tried to use a snack credit for a pastry and my wife tried to get a sandwich platter with a counter service credit and both times we were denied.

What is the definitive answer? Can we use our credits for anything at the bakery or not?

Thank you.

 

[TDC Nala]

Apparently this year you can use snack credits for pastries and counter service for sandwiches. Last year you couldn't.

 

[aubriee]

You have always been able to use a CS there, but the only thing you could get for a snack credit was a medium soda or a bottle of water. We've eaten there three times on the DDP (Sept 05, Sept 06, and May 07). For a CS credit we were allowed to get a sandwich (or a fruit/cheese plate), any pastry, and a medium soda. There was no restriction on which pastries we could get. We were allowed only a medium soda though. Our first trip there we had eaten at La Kringla Bakeri earlier in the trip and were allowed a sandwich, cup of soup, any pastry and a large soda. So when we went to the French Bakery we assumed we'd be allowed a large soda again. They quickly told us only a medium was allowed.

From what I've read, starting January '08 they are now accepting snack credits for some of the pastries, also.

 

[mickeysgirl17]

In the past, you could only get bottled water, or use a counter service credit for 2 snacks and a drink, but now you are allowed to use snack credits for the pastries.