Auberge De Cendrillon sur Chessy

Here’s the thing: every time a princess arrived at our table, I was briefly pulled from the misery of the extraordinarily poor service and mediocre food into a brief moment of joy at seeing the expression on my daughter’s face. Then, no sooner than the princess had walked away we were met with yet another example of what I would describe as ineptitude that fell below the standard of a mediocre mid-tier chain restaurant. I can’t catalogue them all here but a lost reservation, unbussed tables with leftover food, and a 15 minute wait for a jug of pasta sauce all featured. You have to hand it to the princesses, and in particular to Cinderella on the day we were there, for managing to make an otherwise terrible experience nearly tolerable. But overall the experience left me feeling really hard done by and, frankly, bitter at Disney for cynically putting on such a poor show.

A very good meal we will come back

Nice environment good service decent food but high prices for a 3 course menu

You go here for the atmosphere and the princesses. The food was pretty good as well, but let's be honest: you wouldn't pay north of €100 per head for the food they serve. We were visited by no less than four princesses (Aurora, Cinderella, Merida and Snow White) and two mice (human size). It was a great experience except for the fact that the kids menu has a section to draw in, but when asking for a pencil we were told that we could purchase a pen for €40. That's honestly absurd. As with the other fancy meet'n'greet restaurants in the area, you go here for the children and then have to struggle finding a kids friendly dish on the menu. All in all the best place to meet princesses we have visited.

The Cinderella Inn, a magical setting, smiling and bright staff, I am really not disappointed. The food was really good! The servers also very pleasant and professional. The atmosphere is truly magical, the fact that princesses are present and take the time to go around the tables one after the other makes the experience magical and human. I recommend doing it with children or as a couple to awaken your soul. childhood, excellent varied balanced food. It's worth the detour

Being a big regular at Disney Land Paris, we wanted to go to this restaurant at least once, we were not disappointed, superb decor, excellent service, the dishes are good and then the visit of the princesses leaves us with stars in our eyes and in our hearts. smile on your lips, a real good time

We ate here on our visit to Disney and loved it. The service is 10 and the menu is very quality. In addition, you can see almost all the princesses who come to greet the tables, which if you try in the park you will have to wait in endless lines. The price is justified. We left very happy.

Aubergue de Cendrilon serves menus. I confess that when I read the menu I was afraid that we wouldn't like the food. I even expected the investment to be worth the experience of being close to the Disney princesses. In fact, it far exceeded our expectations. The food was, in fact, very well prepared (at the level of top culinary experiences, such as with Michelin chefs) and very appetizing. We had the opportunity to be with 4 princesses (one of which is Cinderella and also two of Cinderella's mice). In total, 4 characters. There is the possibility of buying a pen and autograph book on site and we took the opportunity to return home with more of this souvenir! The atmosphere is pleasant, with many children dressed as their favorite princess, but also many couples without children, or even groups of friends, who come to visit the hostel. To improve: waiting time. We only managed to make a very late reservation for lunch and even though we arrived on time we still had to wait more than 20 minutes to be placed at our table. The experience takes about an hour and a half/2 hours It's worth it considering that waiting at Pavilhão das Peincesas to be just one of them has a waiting line of at least 90 minutes.

Despite reservations, we waited forever. It's a shame, because the rest was actually really good. But even though you were already tired from waiting, it still had an effect. There are always 2 princesses or other characters who come to each table for a photo and a short conversation. This is of course a great experience for the children. The food is very good. However, as is generally the case in Paris and Disneyland, too much meat and no good vegetarian options. The service was very good.

Nothing to say, it's an incredible experience. The staff is pleasant, the food extraordinary and as a bonus you have a princess parade. It's true that it's a little expensive, especially the children's menu, but the experience is worth it.