Annette’s Diner at Disneyland Paris is a must-visit for those craving a taste of 1950s Americana. Known for its retro vibes and staff on roller skates, this popular restaurant serves up classic American dishes in a lively atmosphere.
In this review, we’ll share our experience, must-try menu items, and tips for making the most of your visit to Annette’s Diner.
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Where is Annette’s Diner at Disneyland Paris?
You can find Annette’s Diner in the Disney Village, near the World of Disney shop. It’s nearer the entrance to the Disney parks than it is to the Disneyland hotels.
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Can You Book Annette’s Diner?
You can’t make advanced reservations for Annette’s Diner, so the top tip is to arrive at a non peak time. I wouldn’t suggest arriving just after a parade in the Disneyland Park, or at standard meal times such as 6pm.
Annette’s Diner is open daily between 10am – 11pm for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
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Annette’s Diner Menu at Disneyland Paris
Being a diner, you can expect lunch and dinner menu items such as burgers, hot dogs, milkshakes and some salad and speciality items.
The prices of food in Disneyland Paris can vary a lot depending on were you choose to eat. A standard burger served with fries costs around €20.
This initially seemed like a high price, however the portion sizes are huge, so if you have small eaters, I think you could share a meal between two people.
Whilst the menu choice of burgers and hot dogs appears limited, there are many different varieties of burgers to suit any taste. These include the blue cheese burger, onion burger, little Italy burger, and so many more.
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Our meal choices were standard cheese burgers and a chilli hot dog, purely because we were so hungry when we sat down to eat we wanted to order quickly.
Annette’s Diner also opens for breakfast until 11.30am serving menu items such as pancakes. eggs, bacon, sausages, toast and baked beans. Perfect for a hot meal before going into the parks.
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Arriving at Annette’s Diner
We decided to eat at Annette’s Diner on our first evening in Disneyland Paris. Despite not planning to eat here, as we walked through Disney Village at around 7pm, we saw the queue wasn’t too long and we were starving.
We ended up queueing for around 20 minutes before we were seated. The queue started off outside the restaurant, but the queue did seem to move quite quickly considering this is a sit down restaurant.
Once we were inside the restaurant and near the check in desk, the hostess was always walking the queue checking total numbers in each party. This helped her keep on top of available tables and seat people as quick as possible.
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There are two levels in Annette’s Diner, both themed the same. We ended up sitting upstairs, and what I thought was good and very organised was the additional host waiting at the top of the stairs.
They were ready to seat you as you arrived at the top of the stairs, and were in constant radio contact with the lower floor.
The theming in the diner is amazing, with plenty of booths and mirrors on the walls to make the restaurant look bigger than it is.
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There was a small area at the front to store pushchairs, and this was quite a cramped area, but somehow it worked will without being in the way of other guests.
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Service At Annette’s Diner
Our server arrived with us quickly to take our orders, but we seemed to wait such a long time for our drinks to arrive. I had read about the level of service before we decided to eat here, the reviews of the food were brilliant.
Our drinks did arrive before our food but not a long time before. It appears that there are dedicated drinks servers and food servers, which does actually make sense.
Our waiter wasn’t overly attentive, however he was polite, spoke both English and French and we were able to spot him when we needed him.
I appreciated him checking how we wanted our burgers cooked, and when we asked for medium, he did make sure we understood the meat would be pink in the middle.
Food at Annette’s Diner
When our food arrived, we all thought our eyes were going to be bigger than our bellies. Whilst we only ordered a standard sized burger, it covered a large plate with fries and a small salad garnish.
The hot dog was the best hot dog Abby had ever had apparently. She even tried different hot dogs during our time at Disneyland Paris, and none compared even slightly.
The burgers were juicy, well cooked and very filling. I love fries and they were well cooked. I couldn’t finish my meal, and I think Hubby only just managed it all.
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Our Experience
I was really glad we decided to eat at Annette’s. We only saw one waiter on roller skates, but this didn’t take anything away from our experience.
Despite our wait for the food it came out hot, was delicious and we went away very full. I also noted that despite having to queue to be seated, and the queue moving quite quickly, we never felt rushed at all during our meal.
Our whole bill for two burgers, one hot dog, two cokes, and a milkshake came to just under €70. If you have a meal plan at Disneyland Paris, then Annette’s Diner is an option when on the Standard Plus or Premium meal plan for lunch and dinner.
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I visited here years ago and we never seen anyone on skates, the food was nice though x