Originally Posted By jkayjs My daughter and I are planning on trying Bistro de Paris. It is one of the few in the park TS we haven't been to. So tell me how you liked it and what was good. Thanks.
Originally Posted By jkayjs OK come on guys I know there must be some of you that have been to Bistro. It's a lot of money without the expert advice of my LP friends.
Originally Posted By vbdad55 Have never dined there as I love almost all food, but never crazy about French food...eat it at business meals when I have to. just not anywhere near the top of my list..sorry can;t help here
Originally Posted By Labuda Eric & I ate at Chefs de France last September, but no Bistro de Paris for us quite yet. Sorry, girl!
Originally Posted By TiggerRulz Ate there once years ago. Very good food, but wouldn't be my first choice.
Originally Posted By ssWEDguy Ok -- "TS" means Town Square at MK to me. I presume your "TS" is instead "WS" and that Bistro de Paris is a second restaurant in Epcot/France, near the Chefs de France?
Originally Posted By Labuda The Bistro is upstairs from Chefs de France, ss. Menu is posted here: <a href="http://www.allearsnet.com/menu/men_bisd.htm" target="_blank">http://www.allearsnet.com/menu /men_bisd.htm</a> A few reviews posted here: <a href="http://allearsnet.com/reviewpost/showproduct.php?product=77&sort=8&cat=34&page=1" target="_blank">http://allearsnet.com/reviewpo st/showproduct.php?product=77&sort=8&cat=34&page=1</a>
Originally Posted By Rsey103 Bistro de Paris has always been a favorite. One of my best Epcot memories is having lunch with my favorite uncle and his wife at Bistro. Our table was by that window in the front corner of the restaurant. It felt special. (Last time I was there I noticed that they had jammed two tables into that space where there had only been one.) I remember my uncle tasting the soup and saying, "I didn't know it was going to be served cold." My uncle passed away not long after that. I think of him and that lunch we enjoyed every time I walk thru WS and look up at that window in France. Another fine memory is having dinner there with some friends late one night. Only the latest seating was available, which worked out fine. We pretty much had the restaurant to ourselves. Rather than rushing us, our French waiter was chatty and entertained us with stories of his travels around the world. By the time we left the restaurant the Park had been closed for some time. We were picked up in front of France by a World Showcase bus and driven to the front gate of the park. Another time I had lunch at the Bistro and it was impossibly noisy and crowded. They sat me near the middle of the room elbow to elbow with other guests. I could not enjoy the experience.
Originally Posted By jkayjs Thanks for the responses and TS is indeed table service sorry I'm not great at acronyms. We enjoyed Chefs de France so thought we might enjoy Bistro. It's my understanding it is only open for dinner tho. Anyway thanks again guys we may just go anyway.
Originally Posted By jkayjs BTW Ann thanks that is exactly what I was looking for. I go to Debs site all the time and had even checked out the menu but some how I missed the revues. Thanks again.
