Brasserie Rosalie is one of the better places to eat at Disneyland Paris, and we've given it 4.5 out of 5. It's a French brasserie in Disney Village on the old Café Mickey site, and when we ate there the scallops were excellent and the service was great. The downsides are quite pricey drinks and tables squeezed close together, and you can't use a Disneyland Paris meal plan here.
Article Summary
- Verdict: 4.5/5 - good French brasserie food with Lake Disney views, no park ticket needed
- Location: Disney Village, next to Disney's Hotel New York - The Art of Marvel, on the old Café Mickey site
- Meal plan: Disneyland Paris meal plans can't be used here
- Booking: walk-ups are welcome, or book a table on the Brasserie Rosalie website
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Read on for what we ate, photos of the restaurant, the English menu and what happened to Café Mickey.
Where Is Brasserie Rosalie At Disneyland Paris?
Brasserie Rosalie sits in Disney Village, right next to Disney's Hotel New York - The Art of Marvel, with two terraces looking out over Lake Disney. It opened on 8th December 2023 and is run by Groupe Bertrand, the French restaurant group behind The Royal Pub a short walk away in Disney Village.
Disney Village is outside the theme parks, so you don't need a park ticket to eat here. That makes it handy on an arrival day, or for an evening meal once the parks have closed and you can't face another queue for a theme park burger. It was the first big piece of the Disney Village transformation that Disney announced in March 2022.
What Happened To Café Mickey At Disneyland Paris?
Café Mickey was the character dining restaurant that used to stand on this location. It closed during the lockdowns and never reopened, and Brasserie Rosalie took over the building.
Brasserie Rosalie Menu & Prices
The menu sticks to French brasserie classics and is quite seafood-heavy, but there's plenty on it for people like me who don't eat much seafood. You can see the latest Brasserie Rosalie menu in English here, and the photos below show the menu from our visit.
Drinks are where the bill can creep up. Every soft drink is €6, which is around £5, so a round of soft drinks for a family of four comes to €24 (roughly £20) before you've ordered any food. That's not outrageous for a restaurant these days, but it still takes me aback when it's a 25cl to 33cl bottle. Your server will also probably try to steer you towards bottled Vittel, which doesn't have a price listed on the menu. You don't have to have it. Ask for tap water and you'll get a jug, which French restaurants have to provide free with a meal.
Please note that Disneyland Paris meal plans can't be used at Brasserie Rosalie. If your package includes a meal plan, this meal will be extra money on top, so it's best saved for a night when you fancy a change from the meal plan restaurants.
The Brasserie Rosalie Takeaway Counter
There's also a small takeaway counter separate from the main restaurant, selling drinks and pastries. We didn't try it, but it's on the walk from Disney's Hotel New York - The Art of Marvel towards the parks, so it could work for a quick breakfast on your way in.
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What We Ate At Brasserie Rosalie
We stopped at Brasserie Rosalie for a quick lunch when we visited in 2025 and went for the Toulouse Pork Sausage and the Champagne Roasted Scallops.
The bread basket arrived shortly after we ordered. It was rustic bread that was soft in the middle and clearly fresh. No butter came with it, but my sausage came with gravy, so the bread ended up doing a good job as a dipping tool.
The sausage was nice and meaty. The mash was nice too, although I couldn't work out whether it was freshly made or from frozen, and I enjoyed it either way. My only complaint is that it arrived warm rather than hot, which has been my experience in a lot of French restaurants.
The scallops were the star of the meal. They were fresh and nicely seared, and they sat on a Parmesan risotto that was creamy with a lovely soft texture. If you only try one dish here, I'd point you towards these.
Brasserie Rosalie Service & Atmosphere
Brasserie Rosalie is much smarter than I expected. The exterior design carries on inside, the staff are all smartly dressed, and the whole place feels like a posh Prezzo that has wandered into Disney Village.
Service was very good. Our server was friendly and professional, with a good sense of humour on top. The one thing I'd change is the spacing. Tables are close together, so at busy times it can feel a bit claustrophobic.
Each table has a QR code you can scan to pay whenever you're ready, so you don't have to wave down your server for the bill. In theory, anyway. Our server put our bill on table 161 instead of 160, so we ended up waving him down regardless. It's still a handy option when you'd rather get back to the parks than wait around for the card machine.
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Brasserie Rosalie Photos
Here's a look around Brasserie Rosalie from our visit, so you know what to expect before you go.
How To Book A Table At Brasserie Rosalie
Brasserie Rosalie can't be booked through the Disneyland Paris app, but you can book a table on the Brasserie Rosalie website. You don't have to book, though. You can walk up and ask for a table. It's rarely completely full.
Is Brasserie Rosalie Worth It? Our Verdict
Yes. Good table-service food at Disneyland Paris can be hit and miss, and Brasserie Rosalie is a welcome addition to Disney Village that I'd happily send people to for a proper sit-down meal. It's on the higher side for some items, the soft drinks especially, but plenty of the menu isn't unreasonable for a lakeside table at Disneyland Paris. They also served my favourite 1664 Blanc when we visited, which earned a few extra points from me. We'll be back to work our way through more of the menu.
Brasserie Rosalie is best for a smart sit-down meal outside the parks, and you don't need a park ticket to eat there. It suits couples best. There is a kids menu, but the setting feels more grown-up than family-focused, so it's less of a fit if you've got young children. It's also one to skip if you're relying on a meal plan or hoping for the old Café Mickey character dining. If you're after more ideas, see our five best Disneyland Paris restaurants.
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Brasserie Rosalie Disneyland Paris: Your Questions Answered
Do you need to book Brasserie Rosalie at Disneyland Paris?
No - you can walk up and ask for a table. If you'd rather book, reservations are made through the Brasserie Rosalie website, as the restaurant can't be booked on the Disneyland Paris app.
Can you use the Disneyland Paris meal plan at Brasserie Rosalie?
No - Disneyland Paris meal plans can't be used at Brasserie Rosalie, so budget for it separately if your package includes a meal plan.
How much are soft drinks at Brasserie Rosalie?
Soft drinks are €6 each, which is around £5. A round for a family of four comes to €24, or roughly £20.
Is there an English menu for Brasserie Rosalie?
Yes - the Brasserie Rosalie website has an English version of its menus.
Can you get free tap water at Brasserie Rosalie?
Yes - ask for une carafe d'eau. French restaurants have to provide ordinary tap water free with a meal, so you don't need to pay for bottled Vittel.
Where is Brasserie Rosalie at Disneyland Paris?
Brasserie Rosalie is in Disney Village, next to Disney's Hotel New York - The Art of Marvel and overlooking Lake Disney. It took over the old Café Mickey building.
What happened to Café Mickey at Disneyland Paris?
Café Mickey closed during the lockdowns and never reopened. Brasserie Rosalie opened in its place on 8th December 2023.
Do you need a park ticket to eat at Brasserie Rosalie?
No - Brasserie Rosalie is in Disney Village, which is outside the theme parks, so you don't need a park ticket to eat there.
