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Jul 3, 2023 · By Erica Resnick - July 3, 2023 | Walt Disney World. EPCOT’s France Pavilion has a few dining options sprinkled throughout the area; some are better than others. This country also has a signature dining experience and a dress code! Aside from fancy dining experiences, there are also quick service options and an ice cream shop.
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As we mentioned, La Crêperie de Paris has a table service option as well as a to-go window called Crêpes à Emporter. When you walk past this area, you’ll see the door to enter the table service location on one side, and the to-go window to the right-hand side.
La Crêperie de Paris
At La Crêperie de Paris, guests are provided with a paper menu containing all of the available items. La Crêperie de Paris’ menu was created by celebrity chef Jérôme Bocuse, and is said to draw inspiration from the Brittany region of France. The options incorporate both sides of the palate with sweet dessert crêpes and savory galettes. There is a small selection of Entrées, a kids menu… …6 savory galettes, a Prix Fixe menu (which comes with one soup or salad, one galette, a glass of hard cide...
Crêpes à Emporter
Crêpes à Emporter features a smaller menu with3 savory galettes, 4 dessert crêpes, and some ice cream, along with a few hard ciders, wines, and other drinks. Some of the options here are different than those served in the table-service restaurant though, so you’ll have to visit both spots to try everything!
La Crêperie de Paris
For our meal at La Crêperie de Paris, we opted for the Prix Fixe menu, priced at$33. We started with the Salad Maison (which would cost $6.75 if ordered on its own). The Salad Maison is made with mixed greens, tomatoes, onions, and vinaigrette dressing. This salad was actually a surprisingly huge portion! It was very freshand the dressing was premixed with the greens. The dressing itself was wonderfully light and quite delicious. It was a very traditional oil and vinegar-type dressing, but so...
Crêpes à Emporter
Over at Crêpes à Emporter, we grabbed a dessert crêpe — the Red Berries Crêpefor $7.50. This crêpe was actually VERY good! It had a lot of that berry flavor, but had some great tartness to balance the sweetness. And that’s a full look at the items we got at both the table service and to-go window at France’s newest restaurant.
You should dine at La Crêperie de Paris if…
1. You love crêpes— If you’re a big fan of crêpes and savory galettes, then this is a spot you’ll want to try! 2. You’re looking for a table service restaurant to eat at in France that is less expensive than Chefs de France — While some of the items are a bit pricy considering how thin they are, you can still get a meal here that is less expensive than Chefs de France, especially if you just order 1 or 2 items, or if you get the Prix Fixe option. 3. You want to try something new, unique, and...
You should NOT dine at La Crêperie de Paris if…
1. You’re not a crêpe fan or a buckwheat galette fan, or you’re looking to eat a LOT of heavy food— If you don’t love crêpes or you don’t like the idea of buckwheat galettes, but you still want to munch on some French flavors, then you’ll probably want to skip this spot and visit Les Halles instead. Also, if you’re looking to eat a TON of food, this probably isn’t the best option. There are a variety of menu options, but overall the galettes and crêpes are light and thin. If you’re looking to...
In terms of service, we had a fantastic server at the table service portion of this restaurant. Our server really made it feel like this was more of a fine dining spot with their level of service and recommendations. They were attentive and very helpful. The service was also very fast, with one course arriving just as soon as we finished the one be...
Sep 3, 2021 · by Melissa Roden · September 3, 2021. Chef Remy the “Little Chef” from Ratatouille is the inspiration for a new mini-land in EPCOT! On October 1, 2021 the theme park will officially open a brand new expansion to the France Pavilion which will include Remy’s Ratatouille Adventure, La Crêperie de Paris and so much more!
Sep 1, 2021 · La Crêperie de Paris and Crepes a Emporter will officially open to all guests on October 1st along with the rest of the France Pavilion expansion area, so be sure to head on over to explore the next time you’re at EPCOT! And, stay tuned to AllEars for more of the latest Disney news and updates!
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Opening date. October 1, 1982. Ride statistics. Attraction type. Themed Pavilion. Theme. Paris, France. The France Pavilion is a French -themed pavilion that is part of the World Showcase within Epcot at Walt Disney World in Bay Lake, Florida.
Sep 3, 2021 · La Crêperie de Paris offers both table- and quick-service options for traditional French crepes. The new restaurant opens Oct. 1, 2021, in the newly expanded France pavilion at EPCOT at Walt Disney World Resort in Lake Buena Vista, Fla. (Harrison Cooney, photographer)
