So, imagine this; you are in the heart of Disney Village and you've walked around
the shops for long enough. You really need to decide whether that 180 Euro
ornament is actually worth it: Here are the top five food and drink options at
Disney Village Paris. Number one: If it's a nice afternoon then a quick drink with
some tex-mex snacks will go down great. Sitting outside Billy Bob's Western
Saloon. In the evening it's a chance to get your Stetson hat bobbing well into
the evening It's the best place for live music in Disney village so stands out
amongst the crowd well, a nice break from the Disney norm. (Rock music)
Number two: Keeping with the cowboy theme is Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show with
Mickey and Friends This is a cowboys and Indians show where you are presented
with legends such as Chief Sitting Bull and Annie Oakley all with a Mickey Mouse
twist. Beforehand you were encouraged to grab a drink and clap along to some
country music with a Goofy toe-tapping hoedown which is entertaining in itself.
Inside you were divided into sections and cheer for your particular teams in
various Wild West games. Think Gryffindor with horses. The food itself is okay
being a set menu of chili con carne chicken on the bone and apple pie, they
all set the flavor of the show well as they are rushed out to you in between
the performances. We were seated in category 1 but if you are being money
conscious then the venue is small enough that category two would still be a good
seat. Entertaining and different overall it makes for a fun evening. (Country music)
Number three: Annette's Diner is one of the few
restaurants at Disneyland Paris where you can't pre-booked since it focuses on
a more fast-food element without feeling too McDonald's, although they do offer a
takeaway service. Its theming is 1950s Americana with waiters rolling by on
rollerskates, jukeboxes playing rock and roll music and the best milkshakes you
can get at Disney village the menu itself is on the lower end of the Disney
Village price scheme but still not too cheap, offering quesadillas and Caesar salads,
giant burgers that fall apart as you pick them up and the cheesiest choice of
Cheesecake you can find. A good energy and vibe with some tasty fattening food
Number four: Cafe Mickey is a massively popular dining experience at Disney
Village mostly because it's the only place where numerous Disney characters
will come to your table and pose for photos while you dine. Cafe Mickey offers
breakfast and dinner with the characters and it is highly recommended that you
pre book. If you have children this place is a must as the characters go out of
their way to entertain, bringing a great energy into the room as they each make
an appearance. If you don't have children then this is a great way of getting your
photos with Minnie, Mickey, Goofy and Eeyore, without feeling like a massive loser who
queued for an hour just to do so. The food itself is Italian themed but
average at best and not too much to shout about
Options include dishes like minestrone soup
pasta, ice cream and profiteroles but having said that people don't come here
for the food they come for the experience of meeting the characters and
for that reason Cafe Mickey is highly highly recommended. And number five: The
Steak House is a not so obvious choice since it focuses on good old-fashioned
food over music, Cowboys, Mickey and rollerskates. The decor is downtown
Chicago featuring the Windy City's famous theaters and gentleman's clubs
It's a more sophisticated atmosphere starting with a juicy fish casserole
followed by one of the best steaks we had all trip and finishing with a sugary
red velvet dessert. The food was excellent, the vibe comforting and a great
all-round dining experience. Be sure to check out my other videos on this
channel featuring other Disneyland Paris videos as well as our recent Kenyan
Safari, thanks for watching!