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  • On Jan 10, 2009
    Margaret from NS Asked Note: This answer was provided prior to the change to planDisney and may still contain references to Disney Parks Moms Panel.

    Experiences, policies, pricing and other offerings are subject to change and may have changed since the date of this answer.

    We will be coming to WDW in sept and will be on the DDP. Wondering what is the difference between Bistro de Paris and Chefs de France. We would like to book one, but not sure which one.(We will be with our 8 year old)

    Margaret,

    Both of these Epcot restaurants are excellent! Below are comments about both, but note that Bistro de Paris is not a Disney Dining Plan restaurant. When you make an Advanced Dining Reservation (407-939-DINE or 407-939-3463) you can confirm if that is still the case.

    Chefs de France is reminiscent of a sidewalk restaurant in Paris, bringing classics like Croque Monsieur, crepes, and more substantial entrees. It is open for lunch and dinner.

    Bistro de Paris is a more formal, white table cloth, experience. The cuisine is exceptional, with a shorter but more than adequate diverse set of selections. It is only open for dinner.

    Bistro is the higher end experience, but Chefs de France is still one of the better meals at Walt Disney World.

    With an 8 year old, I strongly suggest Chefs de France. It has a Children's menu (unlike the Bistro), and has a wide expanse of windows that look onto the World Showcase walkway and lagoon. It offers up a great view of the action going on outside!

    Bon Appetit!
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