We had one vegetarian, who had no problem finding something she liked, and the rest of us had burgers. Mum thought that the medium was a bit too bloody, but they were still good.

We tried the cocktails here and found the blue lagoon to be our favourite!

It was a bit pricey but really worth it, and a quick scowl in the direction of the photo-taker seemed to deter him! Would definitely recommend!

So, let’s get on with the review, interesting exterior, best of the restaurants in The Village, in my opinion. Some interesting memorabilia and ridiculously overpriced T-shirts etc. It’s small inside though – too small, and can get overcrowded. But being small it ALSO means that it is very noisy – ridiculously noisy in fact. Service is Slow (with a capital ‘s’), and the food is, again, overpriced but the portions are generous.

I thought that Planet Hollywood was a place where you watched clips of famous films whilst eating – this is not the case. After waiting half an hour for a seat and a further half an hour waiting for food we found that these ‘film clips’ are on a continuous loop. And I say ‘film clips ‘ with inverted comers because they are nothing more than adverts. This reflects the attitude of the whole place. Mainly – the staff will stop at nothing to squeeze an extra penny out of your pocket.

From the adverts for,’Planet Hollywood Casino’ to the annoying gentleman who WILL interrupt your meal to take various pictures of you and your family, the purpose of the place is to drive the corporate end of the business. This is disguised behind some good food and milkshakes but the atmosphere lacks Disney.

Recently, I went to the Planet Hollywood London and was blown away. The film props (ranging from Indiana Jones’ hat and whip to a massive figure of Buzz Lightyear suspended from the ceiling), the service (super speedy), the catering (no problems here for vegetarians and gluten free customers), the atmosphere (not rowdy and money squeezing) but most importantly the food (absolutely exquisite) were all perfect. No family photos or offerings of T-Shirts here!

Overall, Planet Hollywood at Disneyland Paris is not bad, just mediocre and definitely the worst Planet Hollywood out of the three I have visited (London, DLRP and New York Times Square). Personally, go to the Rainforest Cafe, fantastic food and watch animatronic animals whilst you eat!

The food not brilliant for the price. The portion size of the food left us confused. My daughter who had ribs, had a huge amount, my son who had gammon and mashed potato, had such a small potion even a child wouldn’t have been full! Glad we experienced it but won’t be eating there this year when we go.

Being able to examine the film props etc,is also a very cool extra touch. As we visited in the afternoon, i cant comment on the wait at peak times, but we were seated straight away. Id recommend it.

We couldn’t decide on a dessert so ordered the dessert sampler which is a selection of 4 different desserts on the menu for 11euro, was gorgeous and would definitely recommend it to anyone!! All in all a quick, delicious meal for a reasonable price!! The only downside would be that the restaurant was quite packed meaning that we wouldn’t walk round to explore the different clothing and props on the walls.

My advice? Go to the bar, have a drink, look at the decor and leave.