Victoria's Home-Style Restaurant

When looking for a light lunch in Disneyland this place was a god send. As a lover of both beef and bacon, this combination of toasted sandwich seemed right up my street. It was only when I got to the counter I realised that they were pre-made. On the menu it stated the ingredients were: cheese, bacon, beef, salad and tomatoes. I was ok with everything except tomatoes so asked for it without. The man then informed me there was sauce on it too (this seemed to be a running theme with the menus in disneyland paris, they never mentioned the sauce.) However, after a bit of convincing the man finally agreed to make me a plain sandwich without sauce or salad. It wasn't till my other fussy friend came back to the table and informed me that he'd told her that they don't make sandwich requests, that i realised how lucky I'd been, (maybe it was because I was wearing a birthday badge ;) Anyway my sandwich was delicious, extremely tasty and hot. My fussy friend decided on a children's sandwich as these came plain, plus she got quite a good meal deal. With the sandwich we also got crisps and a drink. It was reasonably priced. The decor was quaint and felt as if we were sat in someone's house. Would eat here again.

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Compared to WDW, Disneyland Paris--to me--has more choices in quick service food. The menu at Victoria's is smaller than most of the quick service places here, as it's just two or so sandwiches to choose from, but it's decently priced, and still tasty. The sandwiches are served warm, which is typically not the way quick sandwiches are done in Disney, so that's a plus! We both got the bacon and roast beef sandwiches, with one being part of the prix fixe--including a coca cola and a bag of Lay's chips. They had to make more sandwiches, as they only had 1 roast beef and bacon left at 2:30 (no longer lunch rush), but the sandwiches are cut in half, so I ate half of my sister's sandwich while waiting. For those of you who are interested in the unspecified sauce on the sandwich, it's honey dijon mustard.

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If this is a restaurant then I'm French (no my name isn't Pierre).It's a coffee shop at best and their muffins aren't bad. The rest is very average and the service is poor and slow. I quite liked the dated look and feel of inside though. It is one place in Disney that doesn't look poorly maintained because of the already aged Victorian theme they've given it!It is also easy to walk past and not think much of. The queues were shorter and and if they had staff that knew how to serve more than 1 customer every 5 minutes then I might have given it more marks.That said, we only went to it once in a 4 day stay so maybe I'm being overly nice about the place. Unlike Buzz Lightyear's Pizza Planet though, it didn't leave me wanting to pull my hair out in disgust.

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These were the worst, and is mean worst, sandwiches I have ever tasted. Do not be fooled by the appetising photos. Despite the ridiculous price tag we took one bite and threw them away. Such poor quality ingredients, cold and very odd (not on the menu) sauce combinations.

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A lovely quaint little restaurant situatued on the corner of Main Street U.S.A. We had the meal deal for roughly €10, which included a pizza bread, salad and a drink. The service was quick; the food was nice. Nothing more to say!

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