Casa de Coco: The Disneyland Paris restaurant that invites us to Miguel’s table

Miguel’s family has an address in Frontierland. At Disneyland Paris, Casa de Coco – Restaurante de Familia combines burritos, Tex-Mex recipes and Coco-inspired décor, with family keepsakes, music and references to the Pixar film.

The Rivera family invites us to the table! At Disneyland Paris, Casa de Coco – Restaurante de Familia invites you to discover its Tex-Mex specialties in Frontierland, at Disneyland Park. This quick-service restaurant immerses visitors in the world of the Pixar film Coco: you can tuck into burritos surrounded by Miguel’s mementos, amid music and family portraits.

The Rivera Family’s Memories of Frontierland

Regulars may remember the restaurant as Fuente del Oro. Since July 2023, it has been known as Casa de Coco, retaining its Mexican-inspired decor, now enriched with references to the film. Near the terrace, a statue of Miguel welcomes visitors. In the patio, papel picados—garlands of cut paper—add a splash of color above the tables.

Inside, each room reveals a little of the Rivera family’s history. In the one devoted to music, you’ll find Héctor’s guitar. Elsewhere, portraits hang alongside shoemaking tools, a reminder of the trade that has been passed down through the family for generations. Fans of Coco will recognize these details, which are just as much a part of the story as the songs.

Burritos and Tex-Mex specialties on the menu

The burrito comes with a choice of beef, chicken or vegetable filling. It includes rice, guacamole, lettuce, tomato, red onion and cilantro, with cheese or a plant-based alternative depending on the recipe. The menu also features beef empanadas and a salad with kidney beans, chickpeas and avocado. To round out the meal, you can add cheddar-stuffed jalapeños or onion rings.

Casa de Coco à Disneyland Paris : un restaurant mexicain dans l’univers de Miguel — ©Disneyland Paris

There are sweet treats too, including churros with Nutella and the Inoubliable Accord, a dessert made with sponge cake and exotic mousse. The children’s menu also includes a small chicken burrito. Note, too, that the restaurant serves cocktails if you’d like to stop for a drink, such as the Marigold Margarita—a cocktail made with tequila, triple sec and lime juice—or the Frozen Margarita, an icy, slushy version of the previous cocktail.

There are two ways to order: in person or through the Disneyland Paris Mobile App’s Click & Collect service, which lets you choose your meal before picking it up. As the restaurant is inside the park, you’ll need a valid ticket for Disneyland Park. Enjoy your meal!

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