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There is more news coming out about the France pavilion’s new dining options over at EPCOT and if we do say so ourselves it’s tres bon!!! A big “Merci” to our friends at the Disney Food Blog for breaking the news!
Looks like the Bistro de Paris will re-open in December with a new name and look! And by mid-December France will have a new bakery along with an ice cream shop! Yummmm!
The Epcot restaurant Bistro de Paris will be transformed and have a new name Monsieur Paul. It will feature a less formal dining room, costumes for the servers, and a haute cuisine menu. The New Bakery being constructed by the exit area of the “Impressions de France” film will feature a bread oven and show bakery and will now include salads and sandwiches so that guests can have a full meal there. The bakery will also provide the baked goods for all three restaurants in France. The spot where the old bakery was is going to be transformed into the new Glacier Ice Cream Parlor! What a great place to have dessert after lunch at the bakery!
As more news breaks from around the world (or in this case around the World Showcase) keep checking in! Au Revoir!!!!
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