We arrived at about 7ish without making a reservation, wondering if we’ll get a table. Can’t be that many people wanting a table for two in this family fun-zone… They found us a table, not to near the screaming kids – and Mickey was there to greet us! The Main Mouse not only escorted us to our table, but pulled out our chairs, gave us our menu and even made a recommendation!! Talk about service! Photos and autographs… obviously…

We decided to go for the Set Menu – 3 courses for 30 Euros.

We both had the starter of roasted garlic mushrooms on a hotplate with a WHOLE BULB OF GARLIC!! The starters came out quickly and was very nicely presented.

For Main, Gemma had the Pluto Steak (Mickey’s suggestion!!) in a challot sauce. Which came out a little rarer than she’d like but loved the sauce. I had the Pinocchio Pasta which was loaded with veggies, shitake mushrooms and chicken in a creamy garlic sauce – awesome!

For dessert we both had the Snow White Apple Tart (which I think is slightly bad taste considering…) with Butterscotch Ice Cream – it was just to die for! We were waiting a bit for our desserts and second round of drinks but with the plethora (I love that word) of characters working the room you didn’t worry to much!

Big cudos to the Sheriff of Nottingham he had the best schtick – huge belly, huge backside etc…

Overall with tips about 40 Euros a head which isn’t bad considering all the free entertainment.

Why are people complaining about Cafe Mickey? I don’t know if we just got lucky during our visit or what, but we made our reservations that evening before the Fantallusion parade, for 9pm.

Well, we were seated within five minutes (if that), and were seated on a nice table for two by the aisle where the characters come through. We saw Mickey, Minnie, Goofy, Baloo, Stitch, Eeyore and Happy (the seven dwarfs) and I can honestly say they spent at least a good five minutes on each table. They even went out of their way to entertain you, by tickling you, feeding you (Goofy I shall never forgive you for that!), taking you off to the waitress (I was wearing a dress with a French slogan and Happy wanted to show the waitess!) and just all round general interaction. I even witnessed Stitch throwing food around on one table! Hilarious!

Our waiter was friendly, always smiling and couldn’t do enough for you. He was quick with the food and drinks, and my food (Princess Aurora’s Choice) was absolutely divine. I think the photos you get with character dining are far more natural and relaxed than those taken in the parks, therefore well worth the money. Our dessert (Mary Poppins) was a lovely end to a meal and I also witnessed the characters dancing round a few times like lunatics for birthday celebrations!

Please please please don’t listen to the negative reviews. This is an awesome place to eat, the atmosphere is brilliant and the food is beyond satisfactory. I promise you will not be disappointed.

The children (2 & 3) loved seeing the characters, hugging them, getting them to sign our autograph book and having photos taken, this is a really great place to meet the characters as you have much more time with them. Although you are taking a gamble as to who will be there.

We saw, Mickey, Pinnochio, Stitch, Pluto, Goofy, Gepetto, Baloo and Minnie over the two evenings.

I would definitely reserve a table, there was quite a queue by 7pm but with reservations we were seated immediately.

Have had some great chaacter interactions at Cafe Mickeys, even though there were no children at our table.

Breakfast there is excellent too. Lots to choose from and if you are in a budget hotel a calm environment in which to eat.

The main appeal here is the characters – we saw eight different characters during our evening meal and the interaction was hilarious! We were so happy that Stitch was there as he is one of our favourites, so funny! And of course, the main mouse himself…

The food was hit and miss I suppose,I enjoyed the Caesar salad to start and the creme brulee was AMAZING, but the “genie pasta” was very bland and disappointing. My sister enjoyed her fish and chips and ice cream sundae, but thought the soup was too thick. Portion sizes are excellent though.

One thing that slightly annoyed us was the waiters eyeing us up and then inviting us to go out drinking with them in Paris! This really took us by surprise as this isnt the kind of thing you expect in Disneyland. To be fair, they werent pushy or sleazy and when we said no they left us alone, but we didnt think it was all that appropriate.

Other than that Cafe Mickey was a great experience, the character meals cannot be beaten for laughs and memories!

Eating with the characters is always funny.

My sister and I ate here on numerous occasions, but sometimes the food is hot and real tasty, and sadly..sometimes the food tasted like crap…Some plates are also a bit too pricey..

The food is good and we liked the choice too. You can either opt for the set menu or choose individual dishes which range from salads to pizza to steak to fish and chips and more! We’ll be back again in May!