DLRP Review

Reviews

1. Ate here with my boyfriend in January. WHAT A DISAPPOINTMENT!! We were sitted after about 10mins and givin our menus. Service seemed to fine.

   After our starters, which were half cold, were finished we ordered two more diet cokes for our main meal. About 10mins past, so I asked one of the waiters where our drinks were, to which he replied that they were on the way. Our main course then arrived and still no drinks - once again i asked the same waiter and got the same reply. I started to eat but couldnt enjoy my food.

   After numerous complaints to different waiters, i decided to finish my food - still no drinks given - and leave as quickly as possible!!

   Worst exprience of DLP.

   By xxmadisionxx on 7th May 2008 at 4:49 pm

2. Our first visit back in 2000 was an awesome experience. One of those memories that will live with you forever. We had a great meal in terrific surroundings at a reasonable cost. Fast forward 5 years and we visited with our 3 yr old and we were thoroughyl disappointed. The restaurant looked tired. The food was poor and expensive. It put a real dampner on our trip for a while because it was to be the highlight meal of the stay. I guess the promo pictyres you see on this site are from around 2000 when everything was new and not old and tired. The retaurant needs a complete makeover, decor and food!! We popped in to get a pair of Cha Cha boxers from the shop but the shop was practically empty with hardly and merchandise on sale. Our money is better spent elsewhere in DLRP.

   By pmdavies33 on 11th April 2008 at 2:44 pm

3. Took my two kids to Eurodisney and ate in the Rainforest Cafe there as we had a good experience at the one in Singapore. However, the food for children in the Eurodisney Rainforest Cafe was bordering on disgusting. The meat used for the meatballs appeared sub-standard. The spaghetti was like dried out noodles. The chicken nuggets had a mushy consistency and tasted of deep fried oil.

   So bad my children didn’t want to stay for their desserts.

   To top this it cost £45.00 (55 Euros), even though no desserts were purchased. Unfortunately this has left a lasting impression on my children that the food in Rainforest Cafes is “horrible”.

   By gpgavin on 17th February 2008 at 8:11 pm

4. It’s a nice themed restaurant and the special effects are amazing! Like the aquarium entrance and the elephants and so on… but the price was extremely high!

   By Japper on 29th January 2008 at 3:20 pm

5. Nice theming but expensive! “Normal” service.

   By winniepuuh79 on 3rd January 2008 at 9:59 pm

6. Sneaked in during one of the parades as our 3 year old son was sleeping, staff gave us a six seater table so we could make a temporary bed with two chairs and some coats. Not much of an atmosphere and the meal was enjoyable but no more than expected for the cost. Kids would love this experience as the decor offers so many distractions with animated animals including elephants, butterflys, etc and large fishtanks right next to the tables.

   Lack of booking facility means you take your chances with the queues and it could be a bit of a squeeze when full but certainly a good restaurant.

   By Northerngod on 18th December 2007 at 8:53 pm

7. Was expecting better from the Rainforest Cafe. Didn’t compare in the slightest to Walts for the food or Cafe Mickey for the atmostphere.

   No booking so there was a huge queue. No room to move in the restaurant and it was a real battle to get to the toilets - fighting past all the people coming into the restaurant. Waiter service ok but nothing special. It was a nice meai but for 90 euros for 2 adults and 1 child it should be.

   By Dave Loseby on 26th October 2007 at 10:41 pm

8. On our trip in September it was the first time for us to eat at the Rainforest Café. First I thought “16 Euros for a burger?!”, but when we took a place and ate our Veggie burger, the atmosphere and the taste were totally worth the money! They offer more than just one dish for Vegetarians which we really appreciated. I can really recommend the Rainforest Café when you like to eat at Disney Village!

   By Nala_84 on 6th October 2007 at 7:27 pm

9. Love it I come here every year, and it never lets me down. Menu is great, especially for vegetarians. Food tastes great, and the atmosphere can ‘t not get you in a disney mood!!

   One thing I would say is they love air conditioning in there. I know they want to get an authenic feel, but it can get chilly when it rains in there

   By mrshindig on 29th September 2007 at 9:45 am

10. Have been here on quite a few occasions and it can be a bit hit or miss. Last time we went (last year) we were served by quite a rude waitress who said she had no tables in the smoking area, but there were plenty. She just seemed to look down her nose at us. However, on the whole we have always enjoyed our meals here - the Rasta Pasta is lovely (similar to Pinocchio’s Pasta in Cafe Mickey just across the road) and the cocktails are also fab. The shop sells some pretty unique stuff, and the atmosphere is great - just like a rainforest ironically! Definitely worth a visit.

    By wendybird7 on 19th September 2007 at 2:04 pm

11. Eat here and you will not be dissapointed menu is good, great variety and you can also get cocktails while the little ones are amused by the thunder and lighting storm and the animals, we always ask to sit by the elephants as they move (do not tell the children just watch there faces) great fun… well worth a visit, q’s can get long at night, might be best to go at lunch time or leave park a little early.

    ENJOY!!!!!!!

    By tinks4ever on 16th September 2007 at 8:01 pm