Chefs de France anyone?

**Dopey** · 01-08-2009

How about just going to Chefs de France for some good old fashioned freshly brewed coffee, a snifter of Grand Marnier and a dessert?
Would they be upset if we didn't want to eat?

How much can a person eat!

**DisneyTeacher** · 01-08-2009

Sounds like a wonderful idea, I can't imagine they would be upset.

Lexie · 01-08-2009

Have you eaten there before? We ate dinner there in Dec. and it was aweful! Food had an off taste, and dessert was not worth the calories.

Andrea · 01-08-2009

And on the other hand... so what if they ARE upset? I think your idea sounds great, and it's not as if there are ordering rules. They'll also get to turn the table over faster. Go for it!

**llama** · 01-08-2009

No reason why you shouldn't. There are no "rules" to what you choose to order in a restaurant. We've eaten at Chefs many times over the years - although the food isn't "tres fantastique!", it's quite tasty. The creme brulee is delicious. We often get a glass of wine from the kiosk outside the restaurant and buy a pastry from LaBoulangerie, find a seat overlooking Friendship Lake and enjoy the World Showcase passing by.

Justin · 01-08-2009

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Originally Posted by Lexie

Have you eaten there before? We ate dinner there in Dec. and it was aweful! Food had an off taste, and dessert was not worth the calories.

I'm sorry but I totaly disagree. I loved the food, it was great! It's amazing, everyone should eat their once.
- Justin

hanwill · 01-08-2009

I thought the food was great too-as did my family...

**MissDisney** · 01-08-2009

I disagree also!

I had the most delicious French green beans that I have ever had in my life. Ever. They were lightly sauteed in butter and served immediately. Wonderful. My duck was perfectly cooked (not easy with duck!) and hte coffee was delicious.

**llama** · 01-08-2009

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Originally Posted by MissDisney

I disagree also!

I had the most delicious French green beans that I have ever had in my life. Ever. They were lightly sauteed in butter and served immediately. Wonderful. My duck was perfectly cooked (not easy with duck!) and hte coffee was delicious.

The duck is my dh's favourite - and I eat the beans.

I love the salmon there too.

WishIWasThere · 01-08-2009

I doubt they would get upset.
I loved the food there when we had lunch there in May.

**Dopey** · 01-08-2009

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Originally Posted by Lexie

Have you eaten there before? We ate dinner there in Dec. and it was aweful! Food had an off taste, and dessert was not worth the calories.

errrr... no, I never had a chance. I am bummed to hear that. I read a review today, that gave me the coffe/dessert idea, because otherwise my meals are planned and booked.

**Dopey** · 01-08-2009

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Originally Posted by llama

The duck is my dh's favourite - and I eat the beans.

I love the salmon there too.

Tell me about any salmon you didn't like, Janice, heeeheee

Yeah, I read about that duck. I can't eat another bit after reading all the reviews of all the restaurants we have booked though - I am stuffed

**MissDisney** · 01-08-2009

BTW, we liked Chefs De France way more than Bistro De Paris.

Boss Mouse · 01-08-2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dopey

Would they be upset if we didn't want to eat?

Chicky-baby, they're French.

They'll be upset about everything.

**Dopey** · 01-08-2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by Boss Mouse

Chicky-baby, they're French.

They'll be upset about everything.

Oh shtopp it, monsieur

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MissDisney Moderator Join Date: Feb 2004 Posts: 8,552	Re: Chefs de France anyone? I disagree also! I had the most delicious French green beans that I have ever had in my life. Ever. They were lightly sauteed in butter and served immediately. Wonderful. My duck was perfectly cooked (not easy with duck!) and hte coffee was delicious. __________________ Disneyland Moderator Disneyland Hotel 1987; Dixie Landings 1993; Dixie Landings 1997; Caribbean Beach 1998; Boardwalk Villas 1999; Vistana Resort 2001; Dixie Landings 2002; Vistana Resort 2002; Marriott Royal Palm Villas 2004; Vistana Resort 2006; Marriott Cypress Harbour 2007; Boardwalk Villas 2008; AKV Kidani 2009; Saratoga Springs 2009

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