When it comes to dining at Disney World, you’ve got a TON of options. Want something quick and easy? You’ve got it. Something middle-of-the-road and comforting? Yep, that too. And if you’re looking for something upscale and luxurious, you can find that as well.

We recently stopped by La Creperie de Paris at EPCOT to see what was cookin’, and now we’re bringing you our FULL review. Is it worth a stop on your next trip to the Most Magical Place on Earth? Find out here!

Atmosphere

La Crêperie de Paris is located in EPCOT’s France Pavilion, though you may not spot it right away. It’s tucked away in the expanded section of the pavilion near Remy’s Ratatouille Adventure, making it a bit easy to miss if you don’t know where to look. In this area, you’ll actually find two different spots serving crepes. One offers a full table-service dining experience, while the other is a convenient quick-service window. La Crêperie de Paris is the sit-down restaurant, and Crêpes À Emporter by La Crêperie de Paris is the grab-and-go option.

For this review, we’re dining at La Crêperie de Paris, but if you’re simply in the mood for a crepe without committing to a full meal, the quick-service window is a fantastic alternative. Inside the restaurant, the design is understated and elegant, featuring a neutral color palette with plenty of brown, gray, and cream tones. Wood and stone details throughout the space help create a warm, inviting atmosphere.

Artwork depicting scenes from Paris lines the walls and adds a welcome burst of color to the dining room. We especially enjoy how these paintings bring a little piece of Paris into the restaurant. Since La Crêperie de Paris is relatively small, we suggest making an advance dining reservation when possible. That said, we’ve frequently noticed walk-up availability, so don’t rule it out if you haven’t planned ahead.

But enough about the restaurant — what’s on the menu here?!

Menu

You can choose from the Soupe du Jour or a Salade Maison as an appetizer. You can also choose to select the Prix Fixe Menu, which is a popular option at this restaurant. With the Prix Fixe Menu, you get either the soup of the day or the Salade Maison, a choice of a Galette, a choice of a Dessert Crêpe, as well as a choice between hard cider, soda, or juice.

You can also get the Prix Fixe Menu for kids, which includes a choice of a Galette (brie cheese, ratatouille, or ham and cheese) and one Dessert Crepe (sugar, red berries, or hazelnut chocolate spread). The restaurant offers a variety of galettes (or buckwheat crêpes).

As well as Dessert Crepes like Sucre, Banane, and Poire.

And now, onto the drinks!

Drinks

To drink, we picked up the Demi Sec Hard Cider as part of the prix fixe. You can buy this by the glass for $7.95 or by the bottle for $32. On the first sip, this had a sharpness we could immediately taste. The whole drink was very bubbly, and the bubbles lasted the entire breakfast. There wasn’t a flavor that really stood out to us in this drink. It wasn’t very sweet, but it did have a slight apple flavor. 

Eats

We decided to go with the Prix Fixe Menu for $39.95. The Prix Fixe Menu comes with the choice of Soup of the Day or Salade Maison; choice of one Galette with a Glass of Hard Cider, Soda, or Juice; and Choice of one Dessert Crêpe. First up, we grabbed the Soupe du Jour for our appetizer. We tried the Vegetable Garden Soup.

The herbs are reminiscent of a minestrone. There were some large chunks of vegetables throughout that included cucumber, zucchini, onion, and squash. This was on the thinner side for a soup, but we didn’t mind the consistency. The croutons had a little crunch but had soaked up a lot of the flavor of the soup, which was a good thing ultimately.

For our prix fixe entrée, we tried the Savoyarde. This crepe is made with Raclette Cheese, Caramelized Onions, Bacon, and Imported Bayonne Ham. The edges were really tough to cut through, making us feel like we had never used a fork and knife before. The onions were very sweet, while the ham was very salty, giving it a balance.

The buckwheat on its own had a slightly over-toasted sourdough taste. The bacon was fatty and a little chewy in a good way.

For dessert, we tried the Pomme. This crepe is made with Caramelized Apples and Caramel Beurre Salé. This is what stole the show for us. The pieces of apple are so soft, but not mushy. There’s so much apple filling in this crepe, and we couldn’t get enough.

The caramel isn’t sickeningly sweet. The crepe itself is really thin and easy to cut through because it’s so soft. We would make a special trip to get this crepe again in the future.

Nosh or Not

This Disney World restaurant is a must-visit if…

• You’re looking for a nice, air-conditioned, sit-down table service meal. Not only is this meal delicious, but it’s an amazing break from the  Florida heat.
• You’re looking for something different than your average theme park meal. We love a good, unique meal, and that’s exactly what you get at this spot.
• You want a lot of food for a good price. We love that you can get all of this food at a Disney World restaurant for only $40! That is an amazing deal for the quality and quantity you’re getting with this meal.

You should skip this Disney World spot if…

• You’re not a fan of prix-fixe menus. This style of dining is not for everyone, and if you don’t love it, but you still want to try the crepes, we would suggest checking out the Crêpes À Emporter by La Crêperie de Paris window.
• You don’t love crepes. This whole menu is ALL about crepes, so if you are not a fan, then we would suggest trying some of the other fantastic dining options around World Showcase, you might enjoy more.

Overall

Overall, we had a positive experience dining here, especially since we arrived during a quieter time and were seated immediately. The air conditioning was a welcome escape from the Florida heat, though the decor is fairly simple and understated. One thing to keep in mind is that the space can get quite noisy, as the acoustics cause conversations to echo throughout the dining room, making it seem louder than it actually is. This might be something to keep in mind for guests who are sensitive to sounds.

Considering you’re essentially getting four courses for around $40, this meal offers a lot of value for the price. However, it’s also an incredibly filling experience, so come hungry because you’ll likely leave feeling very full. The Pomme was the highlight of our meal here! As always, we’ll continue keeping an eye out for more Disney World restaurant updates and reviews, so stay tuned to Disney Food Blog for the latest Disney news, dining tips, and more.

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