Chefs de France - A Pleasant Surprise!!!

[Otterhead]

Had a lovely duck a l'orange there. Love the atmosphere overlooking France and the food was all quite nice. It was extremely chaotic when I went due to far too many rampaging little kids, but that's not the restaurant's fault.

 

[zurgandfriend]

We haven't eaten there is years either we will consider it next trip. DW and I loved Bistro de Paris so of course it closed and we haven't considered France since the change over.

 

[Chip318]

Excited to hear this. I am trying it or the first time in two weeks.

 

[wdwfan4ver]

Chef De France isn't a surprise to me. I first went there in 2013 and had the duck. It was great.

 

[disneyfirstLJ]

Great review. I would love to eat there.

 

[NYBaloo]

Chefs de France is very good and I must also recommend moving upstairs and trying Monsieur Paul, its incredible!

 

[LuvtheGoof]

So DisneyDeb, I believe it was you that posted about the great experience at Via Napoli as well, was it not? So this makes 2 new places for ya'll to eat. Bravo. Out of curiosity, what were your go to places that you stuck to on previous trips?

 

[DisneyDebNJ]

So DisneyDeb, I believe it was you that posted about the great experience at Via Napoli as well, was it not? So this makes 2 new places for ya'll to eat. Bravo. Out of curiosity, what were your go to places that you stuck to on previous trips?

I had several new places this past trip, and honestly no disappointments. We usually do Teppan Edo, Biergarten, Yachtsman's (our fav) "Ohana (which this past trip wasnt so good, think it was a bad night) Fulton's, Raglan Road, Crystal Palace and Chef Mickey's for breakfast. Plus, with Food and Wine offerings, we definately eat well during our trip Usually, our last night, we try a new experience. This past trip was Nine Dragons, which we really liked!