Disney World dining menus saw a wide range of updates this week, from new entrées at EPCOT’s Chefs de France to bakery-item removals at several Disney resort food courts, according to Disney Food Blog’s menu roundup.
At Chefs de France in EPCOT, the smoked salmon blinis appetizer increased from $18.95 to $19.95. The restaurant removed several entrées, including steak frites, and added three new options: Le Croissant du Boucher, an Angus beef sandwich on a croissant bun for $29.95; roasted chicken supreme for $39.95; and filet mignon with bacon-wrapped asparagus and potato gratin for $58.95.
Menu changes also reached Disney Springs. Amorette’s Patisserie removed several signature pastries and added a $8.50 Key Lime-Grapefruit Tart with key lime custard, grapefruit jam and grapefruit cream. Paddlefish raised prices on a number of seafood dishes, including its crab cake, calamari, scallops, clam chowder, ahi poke and stuffed cod, while also adding an $18 whiskey-and-ginger-beer cocktail called Adam’s Angry Bird.
At The Basket at Wine Bar George, house-made hummus rose from $14 to $15 and meatballs from $16 to $17. The location also replaced its Chocolate Almond Tart with a $10 coconut mousse dessert and refreshed part of its cocktail list.
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Several resort dining locations removed Cookie Butter Cheesecake, including Centertown Market at Disney’s Caribbean Beach Resort, Sassagoula Floatworks and Food Factory at Disney’s Port Orleans Resort — French Quarter, Riverside Mill Food Court, and food courts at Disney’s All-Star Resorts. Banana-Chocolate Chip Bread was also removed from locations including Spyglass Grill, Landscape of Flavors, Everything Pop and several All-Star Resort food courts.
Other updates included new mussels and carrot gnocchi at California Grill in Disney’s Contemporary Resort. Rainforest Cafe at Disney’s Animal Kingdom adjusted prices across much of its breakfast menu, with most listed items increasing, while a few sides, including toast and grit cakes, decreased in price. Guests planning meals during an upcoming Walt Disney World visit may want to check current menus before ordering, as availability and pricing can change.
