Was this popular quick serve at DLP worth it?
Casa de Coco is a quick serve restaurant in Disneyland Park in Paris serving, yes you guessed it Mexican food.
It caught our eye as we were dashing to Big Thunder Mountain early on our first day at Disneyland Paris and we knew we had to return for lunch.
Stepping inside the restaurant was lovely. The theming was great with colourful flags and touches from Coco – which although always leaves me in floods of tears is one of my favourite Disney films.
By lunch time the place had really filled up and we had to be stealthy to bag a seat for the four of us.
What’s on the menu at Casa de Coco?
We were quite hungry, so opted for the Mariachi Meal for 22 Euros, which includes a vegan, beef or chicken burrito with fries or a side salad, a drink and a dessert.
I went for the beef burrito and it was pretty tasty. Obviously I’ve had better but for a theme park fast food lunch, it was good and quite substantial. The fries were also nice, crinkle cut and alongside the burrito felt like quite a lot of food, so if you’re in a group it might be worth splitting them unless you’re super hungry.
I think the highlight of getting the Mariachi meal deal was the dessert though. A lovely light mousse and cake combo, which tasted like white chocolate and passionfruit flavour in the shape of Coco’s guitar. It was beautifully light and not too filling.
There was also a bean salad option on the menu for 12 Euros, which was nice to have a more health conscious choice and also some empanandas with rice and salsa for 15 Euros, which looked pretty good.
In hindsight 22 Euros each felt like a big spend on lunch for a family of four, so I would be tempted to just go for individual burritos next time for 15 Euros each or the kids meals, which included a small burrito, drink and ice cream for 10 Euros.
What can you drink at Casa de Coco?
There were also a good range of drinks including frozen margaritas, soft and hot drinks, and even churros and ice creams to round off your meal.
And it might seem like a small thing but all the soft drinks were served in reuseable cups and the recycling points were pretty good, so it really felt like they were trying to cut any unnecessary waste.
All in all, a solid quick serve option in DLP, especially if you happen to be in Frontierland and love Mexican food.
See our other Disneyland Paris restaurant reviews to help plan where to eat on your trip.
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