In Frontierland, the Lucky Nugget Saloon welcomes Disneyland Paris visitors without a reservation, in a Wild West cabaret setting. Burgers, pork ribs and a plant-based casserole are served among ornate balconies and a music hall stage.
Crockett’s Tavern offers an all-you-can-eat dinner buffet in the wooded grounds of Disney Davy Crockett Ranch. Pork ribs, salmon and plant-based chili are among the dishes served at this Disneyland Paris restaurant, which is also open to non-resort guests.
Tacos, chili and guacamole await diners at La Cantina, the restaurant at Disney Hotel Santa Fe. Inspired by Route 66, this Disneyland Paris hotel also offers its all-you-can-eat buffet to visitors who aren’t staying overnight.
At Chuck Wagon Cafe, ribs and chicken smoked on site are served alongside the dinner buffet at Disney Hotel Cheyenne. The Disneyland Paris restaurant also welcomes non-hotel guests in a large Western-themed dining room, surrounded by wagons and Tex-Mex dishes.
Wood, slow-cooked dishes and maple desserts: Hunter’s Grill brings the spirit of Disney Sequoia Lodge to the table. For dinner, this Disneyland Paris restaurant offers an all-you-can-eat buffet, open to both hotel guests and outside visitors.
At Disney’s Newport Bay Club, Cape Cod’s dinner buffet features fish and Mediterranean dishes. The restaurant also welcomes visitors who aren’t staying at the hotel, in a setting inspired by New England seaside resorts.
