Is it easy to eat vegetarian at Disneyland Paris?
Yes, and it keeps getting easier. Nearly every restaurant in the resort, from snack stands to table-service spots, has at least one vegetarian dish and often a vegan option too. You don’t need a specialty restaurant: a group with mixed diets can eat together anywhere.
My top vegetarian and vegan picks (tasted and ranked)
I’m not vegetarian, but I really enjoy trying these dishes now and then. And honestly, some of them are delicious, sometimes better than the regular options. The selection changes with the seasons, but here are my reliable favorites, from best to skippable.
- The chili at Last Chance Café (Frontierland), €8 My favorite by far. Vegan, hearty, and so well spiced you’d swear there was meat in it. A full meal for a small price. You’ll also find it on Adventure Way and at some all-you-can-eat buffets.
- The lentil dahl at Colonel Hathi’s (Adventureland), about €15 Hearty and aromatic, loaded with lentils and served with rice. You can also order veggie and onion fritters there.
- The vegan nuggets at Toad Hall (Fantasyland) Crispy, served with fries and a vegan tartar sauce. A nice surprise, worth trying even if you’re not vegetarian.
- The garden patty (Adventure Way snack stands), about €10 A potato patty with guacamole, beet, tomato, and arugula: fresh and light, perfect on a hot day. More of a snack than a real meal.
- The zucchini pizza at Stark Factory (Avengers Campus), about €14 The pizza itself is good, but the zucchini and arugula topping is a bit bland. Decent, nothing more.
Each of these places has its own detailed page: Last Chance Café, Colonel Hathi’s, Toad Hall, Stark Factory, and Chez Berlioz.
Vegetarian options at the buffets and hotels
Nearly all the all-you-can-eat buffets offer vegetarian and vegan options (that famous chili often shows up there, in a version with plant-based cheese). At the hotels, breakfasts and restaurants also include veggie choices. Enough to eat a varied diet throughout your trip.
Allergies and special diets
Do you eat gluten-free, or do you have allergies? That topic goes beyond vegetarian food. I cover everything (allergen icons, gluten-free breakfast, adapted meals) in my guide to special diets and allergies.
Frequently asked questions
01 Can I eat vegetarian at Disneyland Paris?
Yes, and it’s easy. Nearly all the restaurants have a vegetarian choice on the menu, frequently a vegan one as well, flagged with a little symbol. There’s no need to seek out a specialized place, so a group with mixed diets can sit down together wherever it likes.
02 What’s the best vegetarian dish at Disneyland Paris?
My favorite is the vegan chili at Last Chance Café in Frontierland, for €8. It’s hearty and so well spiced you’d swear there was meat in it. The lentil dahl at Colonel Hathi’s and the vegan nuggets at Toad Hall are excellent too.
03 Can you find vegan food at Disneyland Paris?
Yes. Several dishes are fully vegan, such as the chili at Last Chance Café or the nuggets and fries at Toad Hall. Look for the dedicated icon on the menus.
