Guests staying at Disney's Davy Crockett Ranch aren’t short of choice when it comes to dining.
The rustic Disneyland Paris retreat not only gives guests that “out in nature” vibe but also serves up delicious options to keep everyone happy and fueled for fun!
Here’s we take a closer look at what’s cooking both at the ranch and nearby.
Crockett’s Tavern
Crockett’s Tavern is the main dining spot at Davy Crockett Ranch, serving up an all-you-can-eat buffet with a range of family-friendly meals. The buffet’s variety and generous portions make it a good choice if you’ve got a big appetite or are traveling with kids.
In terms of pricing, the buffett costs €35 for adults and €22 for children. Based on reviews, guests rate Crockett's Tavern highly, particularly for its ‘solid value’.
Crockett’s Saloon
After a long day at the parks, unwind at Crockett’s Saloon. This Western-style bar is perfect for a relaxed evening. Grab a cocktail or a local beer, and kick back in the casual atmosphere.
Drinks are reasonably priced for Disney resort.
Alamo Trading Post
For quick bites or a late-night snack run, head to the Alamo Trading Post. It’s not just a shop, guests can also grab on-the-go snacks as well as Disney souvenirs.
Here, you can pick up essentials, grab a coffee, or snag some treats for the little ones.
Explore Disney Village
If you’re up for exploring, Disney Village is just a short stroll or shuttle ride away and offers plenty of other dining options.
Whether you’re looking for a cosy French brasserie, American diner classics, or a quick bite between park hopping, Disney Village has you covered. Let's take a look at some of the options.
Annette’s Diner is a step back into the 1950s. This retro-themed American diner offers the classics you’d expect – think juicy burgers, creamy milkshakes, and fries galore, all served in a nostalgic setting.
Billy Bob’s Country Western Saloon is a lively, Southwest-themed American frontier dining experience. The saloon serves up bar snacks and small plates, whilst the Billy Bob’s La Grange, upstairs, is an all you can eat Tex-mex Buffett.
Brasserie Rosalie is a cozy French brasserie, offers classic Parisian dishes with a modern twist, making it a popular spot for a sit-down meal. There are also quick options if you’re on the go but still want something refined and French-inspired.
Earl of Sandwich is an excellent quick-service, but also a hearty alternative to the standard fast-food theme park burgers. Here you can get satisfying hot sandwiches, wraps, and salads. Its a great choice if you’re looking to fuel up and dive back into the Disney magic.
Five Guys is now at Disney Village. The popular burger chain offers customisable burgers and fries (lots of them). You will certainly have had cheaper burgers before, but you won’t have had many tastier ones.
McDonald's, the much more famous (and cheaper), American burger chain is also a quick service favourite at Disneyland Paris Village. The familiar and family friendly ‘Golden Arches’ has all the classic items you know and love, plus a few European extras.
Rainforest Café is an immersive and intensely themed sit down restaurant. Here you can dine in tropical wonderland complete with animatronic animals, rainforest decor, and even an occasional "storms" makes it a unique treat.
Starbucks, is … well, a Starbucks. Coffee, pastry and snacks served with convenience. Whether its a hot or cold caffeine drink, or a bite to eat, guests can expect to find the typical Starbucks experience.
The Royal Pub, a British bar and restaurant, is a popular choice for sit-down dining, for pub classics.
The Steakhouse is well known for its hearty steak and BBQ meat dishes. It is a prime choice for carnivores!
Vapiano serves fresh Italian food prepared before your eyes - here you can customize your own pasta, pizza, or salad dishes, then watch them come to life in the open kitchen.
