Tim pronouncing Monsieur is hilarious. :) Also, I have eaten at France a couple times and it was delicious. My whole family did the pre fixed menu and we all had a variety of things and liked them all! The service is amazing as well. "After all this is France, and a dinner here is never second best"!!
My kid is very stressed and yelling at our TV that the Camera near the artist area IS part of Agent P's World Showcase. He wanted me to call you so he could tell you, I had to explain that I don't have your number.
Some people do a countdown to the Super Bowl... We're all in here doing a countdown to cruise videos!!! Hope you guys are having an amazing time! Thanks for this detailed France video, i will admit it's a land I usually pass over but i'm excited to explore it better next visit. It looks "real real fancy"!
I’ve been waiting for the France Pavilion ever since you started this series!! It’s my favorite 🖤🖤🇫🇷🇫🇷 I’ve been studying French for about six years now, and wow those pronunciations! 😹😹😹
Chefs de France is delicious! My gf and I went there for our first Disney lunch. I had the filet mignon and it was the best steak I ever had. My gf is gluten-free because of celiacs and the staff were SO sad that she couldnt have their bread. Our waiter was downright appalled. But the chef spoke to my gf at length to make sure she could eat what he prepared. They didnt have any gluten-free dessert options, so they actually went and got her a bowl of super fresh berries and some whipped cream. They really went above and beyond for her.
I know I'm 6 month late but I'm happy to see that people suffering of celiac disease (like myself) can eat about anywhere in Disney and that cast member are being helpful 😁😁 I'm going to Disneyland Paris with my gf in August and I can't wait to see how it'll goes!!
I’ve been waiting the whole series for you to get to the France pavilion! It’s by far my favorite; you should definitely eat at Les Chefs, it’s a great date night dinner spot, and the quick service food is on point! Also, super random, but the ice cream at the crepe stand is my favorite soft serve on property. Hope you both are having a lovely time on the cruise, and thank you so much for putting so much thought and care into your videos! 😀
I took 7 years of French, counting college. I loved hearing you try to say the words. Who cares how accurate you were. You tried! And you have a great tour of France. And honestly, with the cost of things in this area, I wouldn’t want my husband shopping too long! 😁
I love the France pavilion! My kids and I had a special meeting with Belle when we finished up at the KidCot table. Belle was coming out from a backstage area near where the theater lets out, and she saw my cute baby and, still in character, came over to us to compliment how cute my one year old was! That was a special memory as Belle is one of our favorite characters! Disney Magic!
I love the France pavillion!! Although Japan is my number one, France is like my one and a half. It is so beautiful and such a hidden gem! I went to Chefs Des France like 5 years ago and it was my family's least favorite, but it may have changed since. However, le Boulangerie Patisserie is one of my favorite snack spots in all of Epcot! Every single thing I've gotten there has been delicious, especially the crème brulée! They also have the most satisfying ice to chew (sounds weird but ask for some water or get a soda and you won't be disappointed). Also, as a plus the cast members in France are incredibly nice- I'm learning French and they were sooo sweet and talked to me. They also corrected some pronunciation and taught me 2 sentences and my french professor was really impressed.
Impressions de France was always one of my favorite country videos because you could sit down! It also has amazing music along with the incredible scenery. Thanks for a great tour that helps me with the Disney blues when I can't be there.
This taking a closer look series is my favorite. I am always so happy to see a new entry. I've eaten at Le Chefs de France many times and I used to love it. It was a must do but they have since changed the menu and taken off my favorites and Remy is not there any longer. I loved the quiche, the burger with the bearnaise sauce, and the French onion soup. I am not interested in anything on the new menu so I haven't been there in a couple of years. It used to be pretty good though. I hope y'all are having fun on your Disney cruise! I'd love to hear how Jenn is doing especially since I feel the same way about being out away from land and all that water and it's soo isolated. You work very hard and there is a lot of time and effort that goes into these posts so it's exciting that the folks at Disney have taken notice of your channel and are sponsoring your cruise. I am excited for you!
If you have never had the Macaron with fresh raspberries and Lime cream from the Boulangerie!! It's the BEST ever!! We always have to get one everytime we go to Epcot!!
Tim and Jenn thank you so much for all you do!! I'm a high school senior currently waiting on college applications, and have been a little stressed recently. Watching your videos gives me a break from my day and takes me back to my disney vacation... I hope you guys have the best time on your cruise!!
Hi Tim!! I was waiting so patiently for France and you didn't disappoint! I always say that every country in Epcot is my favorite, but honestly it's a tie between France and England. My Mom and I ordered some pink Rosé last time we were there and it was so delicious. I'm not a huge drinker either. My family and I had my birthday dinner two years ago at Monsieur Paul - we were on the dining plan otherwise we wouldn't have gone. It's a lovely restaurant but the prices are a little high for paying out of pocket. If anyone uses dining points to go there, note that they take two points per person. Our waitress was kind enough to tell us that before we ordered. Also, at the Patisserie, you must try the Croissant Jambon Fromage and their Macaroon with raspberries! It's my favorite dessert at Disney!! My family and I usually get four desserts and rotate them between us so that we can sample them all. Thanks so much for bringing Disney to those of us who can't go every day! Can't wait to see England and Canada!! Have fun on the cruise!!
Thank you so much for all the in-depth views of each country in Epcot! We always read online what is in each but seeing it in the videos helps a lot with planning our Epcot days 🗺
That price on the umbrella is for a plain umbrella. When names and characters are painted on it the price goes through the roof believe me .I have one in my closet that my daughter can only look at on special occasions. Lol ...I should insure the dang thing
I love these vlogs! I’m amazed at how much I don’t know about each pavilion. Also chef de France is my husband and mine absolutely FAVOURITE Disney restaurant definitely recommend checking it out. Tim I know you don’t eat seafood but Jen try the lobster bisque it is to die for !!! Love you guys!
Cool video! The French Pavillion looks so fancy! I love that they have a video for the French Pavillion! Now they'll have an even bigger ride after they have finished building the Ratatouille ride! And I love those Paris Minnie Mouse shirts! They're so adorable! Well thanks for sharing! Hope you have a good cruise!
I love the France Pavilion, we went in for the first time our last trip and watched the little video, really made us want to go visit there now!! Thanks as always a very great tour! I am enjoying this little series.
I love these videos! It makes me want to take a trip to Florida to eat at Monsewer Paul's, ride a Disney boat, and see Thor wield his magic hammer, Johnathan! Okay, I kid. I love this channel mostly because Tim and Jen are honest, admit when they're wrong, can laugh at themselves, and jump into everything headfirst with excitement & enthusiasm. Keep up the good work, guys.
I feel like you REALLY needed Jen while in the stores. You definitely struggled in with the perfume and makeup and bags! 😂 Thanks for the World Showcase videos!! We love your channel!
The Croque Glacé at the ice cream shop was definitely the best thing I had at Epcot when I went--soo good! Love that pavilion. I hope you guys are enjoying your cruise!
I just looked at my cat (yes I have conversations with my cat) and said kitty, what are we going to do without Tim Tracker videos for a whole week. Then I opened UA-cam and saw this. Woohoo!
My boyfriend and I ate at Chefs De France the last time we were there and it was AMAZING. As much as we want to try new places in future Disney trips, that’s going to be a must stop for us every time.
I have been to chef de France and I can say that it is very delicious. The people are very welcoming and sweet, they have quite the selection of foods too.
Les Chefs de France was my favorite part of my family's trip to WDW two years ago. The lobster bisque was one the tastiest things I have ever had and my mom and I still talk about it to this day.
Love when you do these "country tours" Tim, so nice and thorough! I have had several good meals at Chefs, with some wonderful service. Never eaten at Monsieur Paul's though - nothng to really interest my plate, especially not at the high prices it has always been, and way more stuffy than Chefs.
this is awesome. I have honestly not seen even a fraction of France Pavilion. I think I basically only knew about Les Halles. Thanks for the tour. (I'm going back to old videos, because we visited Disney at this time, and hoping to catch us in the background. I didn't watch your vlog back then, so wouldn't have thought to look for you at that time)
Thank you for this series! I was wondering how long it was going to take my family to tour World Showcase when we visit in September of this year. This series is making preplanning our shopping much easier.
This is another country that I had no idea had all of this. Just the facade as you walk past. We drank some Champagne from the kiosk out front. We're definitely going to check this out in May.
Tim - we have eaten in Chefs de France twice (Dec. 2010 and Dec. 2018) and it was a very good experience with tasty food each time. Also - thank you for filming this whole series! 🙂
Ate in France in October, it was incredible, I had the salmon and had a window seat. Fantastic experience. Had fun speaking French with all of the waiters.
Chefs de France is a great restaurant. I was impressed with the wait staff and the food. I felt like I was back in Paris. I had gone to Chefs de France in 2017 after having gone to Paris in 2009 & 2012.
I ate at Chef de France on our last Disney trip and it was delicious. They have something for everyone there which was really nice. The baguettes and the all the other pastries at the bolangerie are very delicious too. I hope you and Jen are having a great time on your cruise and have a good rest of the cruise!
We went to Chefs de France on our honeymoon a few years ago and we just loved it! We had this salmon with lentils cooked with bacon....it was amazing. I don’t think it is on the menu anymore, but the whole experience was so nice.
Any one else remember that when EPCOT first opened, the France Pavilion had cast members who would be lightly kissing/being romantic on that central fountain to set the 'mood' of France?
Hi Tim, We were at Chefs de France 8 days ago. I had the French onion soup which was very good but not as wonderful as bog. We had the beef dish with pasta and that was also very good and the swans for desert. It was a very good experience and it is the second time we have been there. Last March I has the mixed fish dish and it was also quite good. I am sorry that I did not bump into you when you did this review. Take care...
I had forgotten until I looked at this, but the two sun-rooms on the facings of Chefs de France that look like they were just stuck onto the building were, in fact, just stuck onto the building. They started their lives as a sidewalk cafe, because, well, you can't recreate Paris without having a sidewalk cafe. I don't know how long ago they changed it, possibly a long time ago, probably due to weather (cool nights, coupled with Central Florida thunderstorms), but I guess they decided that they could, in fact, have Paris without the sidewalk cafe. Another commenter, talking about the false main entrance, mentions "the renovation," so I assume that is when it changed.
Epcot for my wife and I on vacation is more a relaxed, take a few pictures, and enjoy a slower pace at Disney. We always stop by, even if just a half-day.
I really like the France film and I'm a big fan of the ham and cheese mini baguette sandwich at the Boulangerie. I also enjoyed the Beef Bourguignon at Chefs de France. Really nice video.
The "false entrance" was the entrance back when it was two restaurants downstairs. When you're inside you'll notice a sort of arcade of arches just set back from the windows - those where the original windows and wall. Anything past there was "Bistro de Paris" - outside seating French bistro. Anything "inside" was Chefs de France. Eventually Chefs absorbed the bistro (look at the ceiling, it doesnt match either) and also expanded in the covered sun room as well. A new restaurant was carved out upstairs in what was storage space, originally named Bistro de Paris, and now Monsieur Paul. The blocked off door next to what's now Monsieur Paul was the original bakery - really a glorified bread window. It was too small to keep up with demand so it took over the cookware shop which is now where Artisans de Glace now resides, and the bakery finally getting its own building addition in Les Halles. As for shops otherwise, Plume at Palette and the Gallerie shop used to have a second floor where you could buy prints of famous french painting. It was a small balcony space over the shop as seen today, and the stairs went up between the two sections you see now. One of the losses when Disney decided guests don't like going up stairs to shop (along with 2nd floor of Mousegear/Centorium, and the 2nd terrace shops in Canada.)
17:55 - I assume the whole under the sundial is just the place where you have to drop the phones at the end of the Perry the Platypus thing. I know in China it is just a mailbox, and it kind of looks similar.
The lack of Hunchback of Notredame stuff in the French Pavillion makes me sad.
That strawberry sorbet in France is soooo good. I can’t wait for the Remy ride to be opened! It’s one of my favorite movies.
Tim pronouncing Monsieur is hilarious. :) Also, I have eaten at France a couple times and it was delicious. My whole family did the pre fixed menu and we all had a variety of things and liked them all! The service is amazing as well. "After all this is France, and a dinner here is never second best"!!
My kid is very stressed and yelling at our TV that the Camera near the artist area IS part of Agent P's World Showcase. He wanted me to call you so he could tell you, I had to explain that I don't have your number.
Hahahaha that's adorable!
That’s so cute 😂
LOL, that's awesome!
This is so cute and pure
Watch Tim pronounce “monsieur” several different ways! haha!
Our family church Monsignor's name is Paul :D :D
@@carriel3054 I was thinking the same thing for my old parish. Gotta love Tim.
Some people do a countdown to the Super Bowl... We're all in here doing a countdown to cruise videos!!! Hope you guys are having an amazing time! Thanks for this detailed France video, i will admit it's a land I usually pass over but i'm excited to explore it better next visit. It looks "real real fancy"!
I’ve been waiting for the France Pavilion ever since you started this series!! It’s my favorite 🖤🖤🇫🇷🇫🇷
I’ve been studying French for about six years now, and wow those pronunciations! 😹😹😹
Chefs de France is delicious! My gf and I went there for our first Disney lunch. I had the filet mignon and it was the best steak I ever had. My gf is gluten-free because of celiacs and the staff were SO sad that she couldnt have their bread. Our waiter was downright appalled. But the chef spoke to my gf at length to make sure she could eat what he prepared. They didnt have any gluten-free dessert options, so they actually went and got her a bowl of super fresh berries and some whipped cream. They really went above and beyond for her.
I know I'm 6 month late but I'm happy to see that people suffering of celiac disease (like myself) can eat about anywhere in Disney and that cast member are being helpful 😁😁 I'm going to Disneyland Paris with my gf in August and I can't wait to see how it'll goes!!
I’ve been waiting the whole series for you to get to the France pavilion! It’s by far my favorite; you should definitely eat at Les Chefs, it’s a great date night dinner spot, and the quick service food is on point! Also, super random, but the ice cream at the crepe stand is my favorite soft serve on property. Hope you both are having a lovely time on the cruise, and thank you so much for putting so much thought and care into your videos! 😀
I took 7 years of French, counting college. I loved hearing you try to say the words. Who cares how accurate you were. You tried! And you have a great tour of France. And honestly, with the cost of things in this area, I wouldn’t want my husband shopping too long! 😁
I actually got engaged in the France pavilion in April right behind the fountain with the Beast and Belle topiaries in the background.
I love it when you talk french! 😊
Tim being confused by tiny dresses is the energy of 2019.
It radiates TDE
Tiny Dress Energy
LOL, think he ever figured it out?
the dresses all had lavender flowers on them
😂😂😂😂
Sir Bricks A-Lot that’s guys for ya
I love the France pavilion! My kids and I had a special meeting with Belle when we finished up at the KidCot table. Belle was coming out from a backstage area near where the theater lets out, and she saw my cute baby and, still in character, came over to us to compliment how cute my one year old was! That was a special memory as Belle is one of our favorite characters! Disney Magic!
I love the France pavillion!! Although Japan is my number one, France is like my one and a half. It is so beautiful and such a hidden gem! I went to Chefs Des France like 5 years ago and it was my family's least favorite, but it may have changed since. However, le Boulangerie Patisserie is one of my favorite snack spots in all of Epcot! Every single thing I've gotten there has been delicious, especially the crème brulée! They also have the most satisfying ice to chew (sounds weird but ask for some water or get a soda and you won't be disappointed). Also, as a plus the cast members in France are incredibly nice- I'm learning French and they were sooo sweet and talked to me. They also corrected some pronunciation and taught me 2 sentences and my french professor was really impressed.
Impressions de France was always one of my favorite country videos because you could sit down! It also has amazing music along with the incredible scenery. Thanks for a great tour that helps me with the Disney blues when I can't be there.
This taking a closer look series is my favorite. I am always so happy to see a new entry. I've eaten at Le Chefs de France many times and I used to love it. It was a must do but they have since changed the menu and taken off my favorites and Remy is not there any longer. I loved the quiche, the burger with the bearnaise sauce, and the French onion soup. I am not interested in anything on the new menu so I haven't been there in a couple of years. It used to be pretty good though. I hope y'all are having fun on your Disney cruise! I'd love to hear how Jenn is doing especially since I feel the same way about being out away from land and all that water and it's soo isolated. You work very hard and there is a lot of time and effort that goes into these posts so it's exciting that the folks at Disney have taken notice of your channel and are sponsoring your cruise. I am excited for you!
The term for a "false front" is the appropriately-French import word façade!
If you have never had the Macaron with fresh raspberries and Lime cream from the Boulangerie!! It's the BEST ever!! We always have to get one everytime we go to Epcot!!
Tim and Jenn thank you so much for all you do!! I'm a high school senior currently waiting on college applications, and have been a little stressed recently. Watching your videos gives me a break from my day and takes me back to my disney vacation... I hope you guys have the best time on your cruise!!
Hi Tim!! I was waiting so patiently for France and you didn't disappoint! I always say that every country in Epcot is my favorite, but honestly it's a tie between France and England. My Mom and I ordered some pink Rosé last time we were there and it was so delicious. I'm not a huge drinker either. My family and I had my birthday dinner two years ago at Monsieur Paul - we were on the dining plan otherwise we wouldn't have gone. It's a lovely restaurant but the prices are a little high for paying out of pocket. If anyone uses dining points to go there, note that they take two points per person. Our waitress was kind enough to tell us that before we ordered. Also, at the Patisserie, you must try the Croissant Jambon Fromage and their Macaroon with raspberries! It's my favorite dessert at Disney!! My family and I usually get four desserts and rotate them between us so that we can sample them all. Thanks so much for bringing Disney to those of us who can't go every day! Can't wait to see England and Canada!! Have fun on the cruise!!
Thank you so much for all the in-depth views of each country in Epcot! We always read online what is in each but seeing it in the videos helps a lot with planning our Epcot days 🗺
The Guerlain and Givenchy pronunciations made me scream! Haha good try Tim.
Such a great video series. Love Epcot. Favorite of the parks. France is always fun. Hope you and Jenn are having fun on your cruise.
Definitely the best, original, and most humble of the Central Florida vloggers! Have fun on the cruise! Looking forward to Instagram updates!
That price on the umbrella is for a plain umbrella. When names and characters are painted on it the price goes through the roof believe me .I have one in my closet that my daughter can only look at on special occasions. Lol ...I should insure the dang thing
I love these vlogs! I’m amazed at how much I don’t know about each pavilion. Also chef de France is my husband and mine absolutely FAVOURITE Disney restaurant definitely recommend checking it out. Tim I know you don’t eat seafood but Jen try the lobster bisque it is to die for !!! Love you guys!
Cool video! The French Pavillion looks so fancy! I love that they have a video for the French Pavillion! Now they'll have an even bigger ride after they have finished building the Ratatouille ride! And I love those Paris Minnie Mouse shirts! They're so adorable! Well thanks for sharing! Hope you have a good cruise!
Like your video! You forgot to link it to your playlist for adventures around world showcase. I think also Morocco was forgotten...
I love the France Pavilion, we went in for the first time our last trip and watched the little video, really made us want to go visit there now!! Thanks as always a very great tour! I am enjoying this little series.
I love these videos! It makes me want to take a trip to Florida to eat at Monsewer Paul's, ride a Disney boat, and see Thor wield his magic hammer, Johnathan!
Okay, I kid. I love this channel mostly because Tim and Jen are honest, admit when they're wrong, can laugh at themselves, and jump into everything headfirst with excitement & enthusiasm. Keep up the good work, guys.
Have an amazing time on the cruise guys 😀😀😀
Tim thank you for your videos. You and Jen do a great job of showing Disney and what you can do. Thanks
It's too bad you missed the chair-stacking acrobat show outside the restaurant. That's the best one in EPCOT. I'll stop and watch that one every time.
The restaurants look so good and have a wonderful, safe and enjoyable time on your cruise Tim and Jenn
I feel like you REALLY needed Jen while in the stores. You definitely struggled in with the perfume and makeup and bags! 😂 Thanks for the World Showcase videos!! We love your channel!
The Croque Glacé at the ice cream shop was definitely the best thing I had at Epcot when I went--soo good! Love that pavilion. I hope you guys are enjoying your cruise!
Poor Tim, lol. Good thing "Monsieur Paul" isn't "Monsieur de Crayon."
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I just looked at my cat (yes I have conversations with my cat) and said kitty, what are we going to do without Tim Tracker videos for a whole week. Then I opened UA-cam and saw this. Woohoo!
I lived in Paris for 5 months in the late 80's, and I have to say, the French pavilion is spot on (At least, for late 80's Paris, LOL!)
Les Halles is my favorite quick place to eat.
My boyfriend and I ate at Chefs De France the last time we were there and it was AMAZING. As much as we want to try new places in future Disney trips, that’s going to be a must stop for us every time.
I have been to chef de France and I can say that it is very delicious. The people are very welcoming and sweet, they have quite the selection of foods too.
Les Chefs de France was my favorite part of my family's trip to WDW two years ago. The lobster bisque was one the tastiest things I have ever had and my mom and I still talk about it to this day.
chefs de france is DELICIOUS!! expensive but worth it to eat there at least once or twice in your life lol
I want to try the escargot!
I'm sure Jen would love those floral bags in the gallery shop x
Love when you do these "country tours" Tim, so nice and thorough! I have had several good meals at Chefs, with some wonderful service. Never eaten at Monsieur Paul's though - nothng to really interest my plate, especially not at the high prices it has always been, and way more stuffy than Chefs.
What an excellent tour of the France Pavilion .
My favorite spot is the big column with the art posters on it. I always get my picture taken in front of it.
Yes definitely you and Jen should definitely eat at Chefs de France! It’s delicious!! It’s a must do for us on every trip.
The quick service stop is awesome and you can use snack credits if you want. We all loved that place.
this is awesome. I have honestly not seen even a fraction of France Pavilion. I think I basically only knew about Les Halles. Thanks for the tour. (I'm going back to old videos, because we visited Disney at this time, and hoping to catch us in the background. I didn't watch your vlog back then, so wouldn't have thought to look for you at that time)
Thank you for this series! I was wondering how long it was going to take my family to tour World Showcase when we visit in September of this year. This series is making preplanning our shopping much easier.
I absolutely love this series!!! Thank you so much!
Enjoyed, love Epcot.....thinking of you both on your cruise!
Although I know this disney park like the palm of my hand, I still enjoy very much watching this videos :) Tim is definitely my favorite youtuber
Chefs De France has become my favorite in Epcot! You guys should deff try it. Great entrée and desert.
LOVE this series! I always add stuff to my list after watching these 😍
Thanks so much for the links to each pavilion! Very helpful!
Yes, Chefs de France is so yummy!! We loved it when we went.
This is another country that I had no idea had all of this. Just the facade as you walk past. We drank some Champagne from the kiosk out front. We're definitely going to check this out in May.
tims voice is so calming! i always like watching his videos while doing school work
Givenchy with a hard G is cracking me right up. You are awesome, Tim.
Tim - we have eaten in Chefs de France twice (Dec. 2010 and Dec. 2018) and it was a very good experience with tasty food each time. Also - thank you for filming this whole series! 🙂
Ate in France in October, it was incredible, I had the salmon and had a window seat. Fantastic experience. Had fun speaking French with all of the waiters.
Le Chefs de France false entrance actually used to be the entrance until they refurbished it.
Love the way that pavilion smells!! Great tour!!
Les Chefs de France was awesome when we went in 2016! One of my favs.
Chefs de France is one of my favorite restaurants!!! It’s so good you have to go there!!
I hope you are having a great time on your cruise 🤗 can't wait for the videos
Chefs de France is a great restaurant. I was impressed with the wait staff and the food. I felt like I was back in Paris. I had gone to Chefs de France in 2017 after having gone to Paris in 2009 & 2012.
I ate at Chef de France on our last Disney trip and it was delicious. They have something for everyone there which was really nice. The baguettes and the all the other pastries at the bolangerie are very delicious too. I hope you and Jen are having a great time on your cruise and have a good rest of the cruise!
Another great video! I need to catch up on these world showcase vlogs as I haven’t watched that many of them.
Chefs de France is one of my favorite restaurants on property.
Awesome 👏 tour of France. Thank you
We went to Chefs de France on our honeymoon a few years ago and we just loved it! We had this salmon with lentils cooked with bacon....it was amazing. I don’t think it is on the menu anymore, but the whole experience was so nice.
Any one else remember that when EPCOT first opened, the France Pavilion had cast members who would be lightly kissing/being romantic on that central fountain to set the 'mood' of France?
Lobster bisque, half baguette and a Gray Goose slushie..now THAT'S lunch :-)
Gary Korner nah don’t mix hot soup 🍜 w frozen alcohol 🍷
Hi Tim, We were at Chefs de France 8 days ago. I had the French onion soup which was very good but not as wonderful as bog. We had the beef dish with pasta and that was also very good and the swans for desert. It was a very good experience and it is the second time we have been there. Last March I has the mixed fish dish and it was also quite good. I am sorry that I did not bump into you when you did this review. Take care...
I had forgotten until I looked at this, but the two sun-rooms on the facings of Chefs de France that look like they were just stuck onto the building were, in fact, just stuck onto the building. They started their lives as a sidewalk cafe, because, well, you can't recreate Paris without having a sidewalk cafe. I don't know how long ago they changed it, possibly a long time ago, probably due to weather (cool nights, coupled with Central Florida thunderstorms), but I guess they decided that they could, in fact, have Paris without the sidewalk cafe. Another commenter, talking about the false main entrance, mentions "the renovation," so I assume that is when it changed.
I adore Impressions de France.
Enjoyed the vlog. I hope you and Jenn are having a great time on the cruise!
Monsignor Paul, when you want a religious dining experience
Ok I literally laughed out loud on that one.
Hope you guys are having the best time on your cruise!
Epcot for my wife and I on vacation is more a relaxed, take a few pictures, and enjoy a slower pace at Disney. We always stop by, even if just a half-day.
I went to chefs de France and loved it!! Definitely recommend it! Get the escargot!!
I really like the France film and I'm a big fan of the ham and cheese mini baguette sandwich at the Boulangerie. I also enjoyed the Beef Bourguignon at Chefs de France. Really nice video.
I went to Chefs de France for my birthday when I was younger. I remember it being really good
This makes me miss Disneyland Paris and France sooo much
This is awesome! Hope you and Jenn are having a great today on the cruise!
Finally here. Very excited. Family and I will have to watch tonight.
The food there is very good. My daughters and I ate there a few years ago. Plan on taking my husband this year.
One of my favorite snacks from our last trip was the chocolate hazelnut filled beignet from Les Halles! Mmmm!!
Thanks for doing this. We need to spend more time in each country..:) I hope you continue with videos like this.
The "false entrance" was the entrance back when it was two restaurants downstairs. When you're inside you'll notice a sort of arcade of arches just set back from the windows - those where the original windows and wall. Anything past there was "Bistro de Paris" - outside seating French bistro. Anything "inside" was Chefs de France. Eventually Chefs absorbed the bistro (look at the ceiling, it doesnt match either) and also expanded in the covered sun room as well. A new restaurant was carved out upstairs in what was storage space, originally named Bistro de Paris, and now Monsieur Paul. The blocked off door next to what's now Monsieur Paul was the original bakery - really a glorified bread window. It was too small to keep up with demand so it took over the cookware shop which is now where Artisans de Glace now resides, and the bakery finally getting its own building addition in Les Halles. As for shops otherwise, Plume at Palette and the Gallerie shop used to have a second floor where you could buy prints of famous french painting. It was a small balcony space over the shop as seen today, and the stairs went up between the two sections you see now. One of the losses when Disney decided guests don't like going up stairs to shop (along with 2nd floor of Mousegear/Centorium, and the 2nd terrace shops in Canada.)
those ham n cheese sandwiches are flipping amazing. they have become a must have item whenever we go to epcot. try one!!! you wont be disappointed
Monsieur Paul's is amazing we had dinner on our anniversary there.
I remember going to the France pavilion when I was a kid and finding myself upset when I went into the "arcade" building and there were no games lol
France is my favorite pavilion... Chefs de France is awesome... you haven’t ate anywhere in France yet?!?!? Ah man you gotta treat yourself
17:55 - I assume the whole under the sundial is just the place where you have to drop the phones at the end of the Perry the Platypus thing. I know in China it is just a mailbox, and it kind of looks similar.