Blockbuster Cafe - Chessy

Due to jet leg, we woke up at 1PM and this lunner was the first meal of the day. A++ French Onion Dip - omg, the absolute best French onion dip EVER.

This is my fourth time here, but this time I had wifi.

My mother's favorite movie is "something's gotta give." So when we booked our trip to Paris, this was her top request: dinner at Le Grand Colbert. I was

Quand on voit les commentaires on se demande si les gens comprennent qu'ils sont dans un parc d'attraction.Bien sûr il y a des restos meilleurs en ville mais ici tout est cher et en comparaison c'est un des meilleurs rapports qualités prix du parc 14.99€ pour plat boisson et dessert.Le croque monsieur est pas mal. Les desserts sont corrects.

We were so pleased to find this cafe. The selection of food available was fresh and it was refreshing to find such an easy-to-navigate system within the park. The food is laid out canteen-style, with a large choice of hot and cold options, including salad and fruit, freshly made sandwiches, pizza and pasta. The menu options offer value for money (or as close as you can get within an overpriced theme park!)- a main course, snack, drink and dessert for around 13 euros. We saved some of our food for later as it was quite a lot for one meal! There were vegetarian, vegan and gluten free options available, as well as a children's menu option with healthy choices.There is plenty of seating and is easily navigable for large families, people in wheelchairs or with small children.