Toad Hall: the Disneyland Paris restaurant that opens the doors to Mr. Toad’s manor

An English manor in the middle of Fantasyland? At Disneyland Paris, Toad Hall Restaurant welcomes visitors to Disneyland Park for a British quick-service meal. The restaurant serves, among other things, fish and chips in a setting inspired by Mr. Toad, a character from the Disney film The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad.

At Monsieur Toad’s Manor

With its brick façade and country-house look, the restaurant stands out from the neighboring chalets and fairytale buildings. Inside, the paintings and stained glass continue the evocation of England. Portraits feature Mr. Toad time and again, and his taste for eccentric theatrics is reflected in the details.

Toad Hall thus gives a less prominent character in the park a place alongside the heroes of Disney’s great classics. Those familiar with the film will find a few references hidden in the room; for everyone else, it remains a manor-house setting to admire over a meal. You order at the counter before finding a seat with your tray, with no table reservations.

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Fish and chips and lemon cupcake on the menu

Fish and chips is served with tartar sauce or ketchup. A version made with plant-based nuggets is also available, accompanied by a plant-based tartar-style sauce. The menu also includes calamari fritters and salads, including one made with grains and legumes. Children aged 3 to 11 can also choose a small portion of fish and chips.

For dessert, the Mr Toad Cupcake combines lemon cream and meringue. An apple-cinnamon tart, a chocolate-pecan brownie and ice cream round out the selection. As the restaurant is located in Fantasyland, a valid ticket for Disneyland Park is required to dine there. The portraits in the dining room offer another good reason to look around before heading out. Enjoy your meal!

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