The Royal Pub — Restaurant in Torcy

Our dinner at The Royal Pub was nothing short of excellent! From the moment we walked in, the warm and welcoming service set the tone for a great evening. Special mention goes to Jasmine, our server, who was absolutely delightful — friendly, attentive, and genuinely caring. She made the whole experience feel special.

We tried a few dishes and were truly impressed by both the presentation and the flavors:

Little & the cheddar lover Burgers & Fries

The burgers came in perfectly toasted brioche buns, with juicy, flavorful patties layered with melted cheese, crispy lettuce, and just the right amount of sauce. The accompanying fries were golden, crisp, and addictive — exactly how good fries should be!

Roast Chicken with Herb Potatoes,

The half roast chicken was beautifully seasoned with a smoky, slightly charred finish that added depth to every bite. It was served with a generous portion of rustic herb-roasted potatoes — hearty, comforting, and packed with flavor.

Cheesy Garlic Bread

The garlic bread was a cheesy lover’s dream ,perfectly crisp on the edges, soft inside, and loaded with rich, melted cheese. A great side to share (or not!).

Not only was the food excellent, but the atmosphere was lively, cozy, and family-friendly — perfect after a day at Disneyland. We left happy, full, and already talking about coming back.

Highly recommended! Great food, amazing service, and a big thank you to Jasmine for making our visit...

We dined at this restaurant/pub located in Disney Village and had a very pleasant experience. Arriving relatively early on a Saturday evening (just before 8 p.m.), we were seated immediately without any waiting time.

The service was warm, attentive, and efficient throughout the evening. The menu features traditional British-style dishes such as beef pie, mac & cheese, steak with potatoes, as well as more international options including hamburgers and club sandwiches. We ordered the beef pie, which was both delicious and generously portioned, and the chicken with potatoes, which was equally satisfying.

The garlic bread starter was enjoyable, and the drinks did not disappoint: the mojito was well balanced and, notably, contained a proper amount of alcohol—a detail not always guaranteed in restaurant cocktails. The large beer was also a good choice.

The setting is atmospheric and in line with the lively spirit of Disney Village. Prices are reasonable by Disneyland standards; our total came to €75 for two people (including one starter, two main courses, one beer, and one cocktail), which works out to about €37.50 per person.

Overall, this venue is highly recommended for those seeking an alternative to the usual hamburger-focused dining options...

If you are British and are expecting this to actually live up to its name and be like a proper pub, stop. It’s feels like they haven’t really put much effort into re-theming this from King Ludwigs into this pub type restaurant as most things are the same or badly changed.

The food choice was small but varied. The food quality was not great. One of us had fish and chips which wasn’t fish and chips. It was like large fish fingers with French fries. Another one of us had nachos which he enjoyed however the cheese seemed to be like liquid. So much so that it was dripping off the nachos just like milk. My meal was not great. I had the finger food platter. The chicken strips were more breading than chicken and what little chicken there was was so tough that I wouldn’t bite through it. The onion rings were way over done and the cheese sticks were that fake American cheese. I was expecting solid cheese in the cheese sticks like mozzarella or something.

The service wasn’t amazing although I will say that the food and drinks came out fast. The servers English wasn’t very strong and so ordering was a little tricky.

All in all, I will not be visiting again. The quality was bad and extremely over priced. I wouldn’t bother...