La Crêperie de Paris — Restaurant in Bay Lake

Prepare to embark on a truly magical culinary journey at La Crêperie de Paris, where the flavors of France come alive in the most enchanting way. From the moment you step inside this delightful establishment, you'll be whisked away to a world of gastronomic wonders.

Let's start with the Cold Cream of Cauliflower Soup, a dish that completely stole my heart. Now, let me assure you, this soup was no ordinary dish. It was a symphony of flavors and textures that danced elegantly on my taste buds. The velvety smoothness of the soup, combined with the delicate essence of cauliflower, created a culinary experience that transcended my expectations. Each spoonful was a symphony of flavors, and I found myself so captivated by its incredible taste that I couldn't resist but lick the bowl clean. Yes, it was that good! In fact, it was so extraordinary that I simply had to meet the chef behind it. Just like in the beloved movie "Ratatouille," I requested the honor of meeting the talented chef who crafted this divine creation. To my delight, my wish was granted, and I had the incredible opportunity to converse with the mastermind behind the soup. Overwhelmed with gratitude, I even took a picture with the chef, forever capturing the moment of this culinary fairy tale.

Moving on to the main course, I delved into the classic Ham and Cheese Crêpe, a dish that exemplified the artistry of French cuisine. The thin, delicate crêpe provided the perfect canvas for the harmonious pairing of savory ham and melted cheese. Every bite was a delectable blend of flavors, evoking a sense of sheer culinary bliss. It was an experience that left me longing for more, a true testament to the skill and passion of La Crêperie de Paris.

To conclude this extraordinary dining experience, I indulged in the Chocolate Crêpe, a dessert that felt like a divine gift from the culinary heavens. Within the luscious crêpe, a generous filling of melted chocolate awaited, creating a symphony of rich and velvety flavors that delighted my senses. The combination of the delicate crêpe and the decadent chocolate was pure indulgence, leaving me with a lingering sweetness that will forever be etched in my memory.

La Crêperie de Paris goes beyond offering exceptional dishes; it creates an enchanting ambiance that complements the culinary delights. The restaurant's charming decor, soft lighting, and soulful French melodies transport you to the romantic streets of Paris, adding an extra touch of magic to your dining experience.

The service at La Crêperie de Paris is exceptional, with a staff that greets you with warmth, attentiveness, and a genuine passion for their craft. The personalized recommendations and attention to detail ensure that each visit is tailored to your desires, leaving you feeling like royalty.

In conclusion, La Crêperie de Paris is a must-visit for anyone seeking an authentic taste of French cuisine. With unforgettable Crêpes, including the sublime Ham and Cheese Crêpe, and a divine Cold Cream of Cauliflower Soup that sparked a cinematic encounter with the chef, this restaurant truly embodies the essence of culinary artistry. Prepare to be transported to a world of flavor and enchantment that will leave you with memories to cherish. I eagerly await my return to La Crêperie de Paris, where dreams become reality and culinary...

Do not come here and expect a disney experience, you will not get it. We had a reservation to check this place out as we thought we would give them some time to get into a routine since opening. We were seated quickly but it did take awhile before our server stopped by the table, well after a few others had been sat and had orders placed. Okay, no big deal we’ll move on. I have a peanut/tree nut allergy (mild but still present) and marked it on our reservation like we always do, not one person acknowledged the allergy or even asked if there was one. I stayed away from the things I knew I couldn’t have of course but disney is SO good with allergies that the lack of care was bothersome but again I know what I can’t/can have and moved on. The value for the combo is good, the soup of the day was potato and leek and to be honest that is the only soup I’ve ever heard of served in that place and while it was good, it was barely warm even though the puffs of steam from the bowl would have said otherwise and the shape of the bowl and the huge spoon made it awkward to eat but the taste was actually enjoyable. I had the chicken galette and asked if I could sub out the mushrooms for onions from a different one and was told no that they would only remove not sub, okay weird since it’s all made fresh but okay moved on. The chicken was very bland, which I’m sure the mushrooms would have helped but not a fan, and the sauce was creamy but overall it seriously lacked flavor and everything was plopped in the middle so there was a lot of plain buckwheat. Cider was good, expensive for the size but it came with the meal and I enjoyed it. Had to give our server the whole order including dessert when we sat down, which made the timing really off, barely could finish one course before the next one was coming, so it felt like we were being rushed out of there despite being ignored in the beginning. I got the Apple crepe and it was just okay, felt like it was missing spice and the apples were on the bitter side, tasted the banana one and that one was much better. Server was okay, nothing remarkable but wasn’t rude and order was correct. The restaurant is very small and the tables are very close together so you will be sitting on top of your neighbors so it does get out if screaming kids or having to combat other loud conversations. My family enjoyed their meals more than I did. Overall pretty disappointed and likely won’t go back as there is too much other amazing food to waste time and money there. However it is a good deal and the combo can easily be split to two people for one of the cheapest eats, but...

First visit. Last visit. Res online for 2, for 2:40. Sat at exactly that time. Ordered 2 waters, 2 cappuccinos, soup of day (potatoes/leek cream based , was just ok), husband: ham,cheese, egg crepe and a dessert banana caramel one. - I ordered Melba which is berries and almonds on top. Took forever to arrive about 25 minutes but Then it was only his that came out. egg was over easy in middle and terribly runny. We sent back and they scrambled it. New one arrived about 5-6 minutes later. Our Server was a very nice kid but maybe they need more training: he didn’t ask how husband wanted egg…. Or were we sharing the savory one….Never refilled water glasses…. Husband totally finished his and I had never got mine. Server asked was all ok and I asked where was mine? It was supposed to be my entre but I guess server assumed it was for dessert and we were sharing ham one…. This isn’t “man food.” It’s not a share thing. More of a snack. Not near filling enough to share. Literally 30 minutes later the two other ones came out. They were good but not good enough for the long wait. Nothing special. There’s no atmosphere or decor.it reminded us of a burger king. Beige walls. No color. It’s supposed to be PARIS.Very boring inside. Little seating. Not for children in my opinion. Kitchen very slow and also does walk up window outside which was jam packed.we noticed the 2 mgrs went to help in kitchen which obviously was very behind. Servers were waiting at window for orders. When I commented on how this was a total let down he apologized and said unfortunately in kitchen they have to “ take what they can get”. At 4:20 we left. Way too long for such a poor experience. We’ve eaten at several nice places on property that took less time and were excellent. . BTW: there’s no AP discount! Not at the other big restaurant in France either so beware. We didn’t know. It’s not on the my Disney app when...