After securing your window onto the world passing by there is the small matter of what to dine on. While anything on the menu at Boulangerie Patisserie is well worth more than a few moments of your time, for a true taste of France there is only one option. The cheese plate, weighing in at a whopping $5.95, is an absolute delight. While in the patisserie’s case, the cheese plate may seem underwhelming, the three hunks of cheese (munster, brie, and a type of swiss) come complete with a mini baguette and is in reality enough to split. Couple this with a dessert, I recommend the raspberry schuss, and a pick from either the vineyard or the espresso machine, and there is no finer meal in all of Walt Disney World.
Guest can bask in the unique flavors of the cheeses, the crustiness of the bread, and the Florida sun. They can watch the busy tourist hustling to the next item on their touring plan as the race from Impressions de France, or the stragglers with no particular destination, or even the guests perusing through the wonderful shops and markets of the France pavilion. No matter their company or conversation, taking time to dine along the curb of the Boulangerie Patisserie offers a quality dining experience for pennies that is, in a word, priceless.
3 comments:
The Boulangerie Patisserie is one of my favorite places to eat in WDW! My tip: drop by before you leave Epcot, pick up some pastries and bring them back to the hotel to have for breakfast the next morning. It's so much better (and sometimes cheaper) than having toast and bagels at the resort counter service!
Love, love, love the Patisserie!! My favorite item is the ham and cheese croissant. They always try to heat it up, but I actually like it cold.
Oh, for heaven's sake. I LOVE this! I have NEVER seen the cheese plate at the Patisserie! Ryan, you are my hero.
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