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19 September 2025

Fine Dining Lunch Experience at L’Auberge de Cendrillon (Travel) (Journal)

Photos (above) by Warren Woodhouse

Photo (above) by Kirsty Nicholson

I had the Duck pâté en croûte with apricot and ginger for starters, Beef and red wine casserole for my main and warm chocolate fondant for dessert.

The menu we had at the first fine dining restaurant we went to at Disneyland Paris

Location: L’Auberge de Cendrillon

Date & Time: 19th September 2025 at 12:10 pm

Below, I’ve included the adult’s menu and the children’s menu for the seasonal calendar of August to September.

Adult Menu
100€

Appetisers
Cream of pumpkin soup and pumpkin purée

or Pan-fried scallops or Duck pâté en croûte with apricot and ginger

Main Courses
Beef and red wine casserole

or Pan-fried turbot fillet in champagne sauce

or Roast supreme of chicken

or Pea and herb fingers

Desserts
Cinderella's dessert

or Warm chocolate fondant

or Seasonal fruits

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Kids Menu
For children ages 3 to 11

50€

Appetisers
Bouchée de la Fée: Pumpkin velouté and Kiri toast with pumpkin seeds

Fairy canapé: Cream of pumpkin soup with Kiri and pumpkin seed open sandwich or Smoked salmon and Kiri with herb parcels

Main Courses
Thyme chicken

or Cod fillet

or Auberge pasta

Desserts
Cinderella's Surprise

or Fruit Salad with Mint

22 March 2019

Catch Seafood Ponteland Review (Place Reviews) (Reviews)

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Review By: Warren Woodhouse

Rating: 5 Stars

I went here for my sister Kirsty’s birthday meal out recently and it was such an inviting atmosphere. They do cater for Vegans as well but you must call up in advance, the only Vegan meal they have is a non-fish Curry. The prices vary per dish with the main menu being cheaper than the specials menu, although the prices are usually between £10 to £20 per dish with drinks varying at prices. The value of the service was fantastic; the quality of the fish was so fresh that my sister had tiny particles of sand in her Fish Broth and I had no bones in my Seabass. On the walls you can see photos that tell the history of the restaurant and the local area where they fished years ago. The car park is free at the back and they even have disabled parking up near the main entrance along with an accessibility wheelchair ramp. Perfect for a casual couples meal out, meal out with friends or a family function. They have clean bathrooms and the staff are very friendly. I highly recommend this for a meal out.