Auberge de Cendrillon at Disneyland Paris: the royal restaurant for lunch with the Disney Princesses

What if you could meet the Disney Princesses over a meal? At Cinderella’s Inn in Disneyland Park, a French meal extends the fairytale in the heart of Fantasyland, amid stone arches and references to the animated film.

The fairy tale continues at the table. At Disneyland Paris, Cinderella’s Inn welcomes visitors to Fantasyland in Disneyland Park for a French meal with table service, at the times offered when booking. Encounters with the Disney Princesses are part of the experience, in a setting inspired by Cinderella, bringing together the characters and story of the animated film over a meal.

A fairytale setting for meeting the Disney Princesses

The building’s architecture draws on the Renaissance of the Loire Valley, which also inspired the animated film’s decor. Inside, stone arches, beams and pastel hues set the tone. Scenes from the 1950 film appear on the tapestries and frescoes, while the columns and their capitals offer plenty of references to spot between courses.

The characters come to meet guests during the meal. This option combines lunch or dinner with a chance to chat and take photos without leaving the restaurant. The characters in attendance may vary: the reservation is for a character dining experience and does not guarantee a meeting with a specific princess.

The menu and prices at L’Auberge de Cendrillon

The menu includes starters such as pumpkin velouté with mushrooms and pumpkin seeds, smoked salmon and spinach roulade, or duck pâté en croûte with apricot and ginger. Main courses include beef hachis parmentier with truffle jus, risotto with king prawns and peas, or roast poultry with morels and baby potatoes with sage. A chickpea patty rounds out the selection with a plant-based option.

To finish, diners can choose Cinderella’s dessert, a cocoa fondant served with soy, orgeat and pistachio preparations, or seasonal fruit in lemon verbena jelly. The adult menu is priced at €100, or €125 with wine. For children aged 3 to 11, the €50 set menu includes a starter, main course, dessert and drink, with options including poultry, fish or pasta with vegetables. Note that the menu changes with the seasons.

The meal can be booked on the website or via the Disneyland Paris Mobile App and requires a valid ticket to Disneyland Park, separate from the restaurant price. Around the tables, the details in the décor continue to tell Cinderella’s story: the chance to reconnect with the film also comes through these little scenes that catch your eye while waiting for dessert.

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