Walt’s at Disneyland Paris: Dining in the rooms of Mickey’s creator

On Main Street, Walt’s reveals another side of Disneyland Paris: Victorian lounges, mementos of Mickey’s creator and American cuisine served at the table. A restaurant whose decor also tells the story of the birth of the Disney Parks.

Walt Disney has a dining spot too. At Disneyland Paris, Walt’s – an American Restaurant welcomes visitors to Main Street, U.S.A., in Disneyland Park, for a table-service meal. The restaurant serves American cuisine in Victorian-inspired dining rooms, where photographs, objects and décor tell the story of Mickey’s creator and the worlds of Disney Parks.

A tribute to Walt Disney, from Flower Street to the lounges

It all begins at the entrance on Flower Street. The number 1401 refers to the address of Walt Disney Imagineering in California, as recounted in a statement by the official Disneyland Paris Fans Corner website. Inside, a bust of Walt, family photographs and objects associated with the early days of animation build a portrait in small details.

Upstairs, six salons evoke the worlds of the park and its hotels. Adventureland draws on Orientalism, Fantasyland on the Gothic Revival, while Discoveryland brings Art Nouveau and Jules Verne together. Some details merit almost as much attention as the menu: the fireplace in the last salon, for instance, is inspired by a design Alphonse Mucha created for the Fouquet jewellery shop, now held at the Musée Carnavalet.

What’s on the menu at Walt’s, and how much does it cost?

The restaurant menu gives a more concrete sense of the experience. Starters include chicken pie, a seasonal velouté or Walt’s salad, combining apple, celery, pecans and blue cheese cream. Main courses range from chili con carne to barbecue-glazed chicken, alongside sea bass fillet on black rice risotto and macaroni with smoked cheddar, pastrami and crispy onions. The plant-based option is a cabbage parcel stuffed with pea, soy and sunflower proteins.

For dessert, caramelized pineapple cake sits alongside lemon meringue pie and a chocolate and sweet potato brookie. The Walt’s menu is priced at 55 euros for a starter, main course and dessert, while the Steamboat Willie set menu costs 30 euros for children aged 3 to 11, including a drink. These prices reflect the menu published at the time of our visit.

Walt’s à Disneyland Paris : à table dans les salons du créateur de Mickey — ©Disneyland Paris

Admission requires a valid ticket to Disneyland Park; restaurant reservations are made separately, on the destination’s website or app. Between bites, the references scattered throughout the rooms keep the conversation going: here, even the walls have family stories to tell.

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