La Cantina Disneyland Paris: Menu, Prices & Review 2025

🌵 La Cantina – Disney’s Hotel Santa Fe

Southwestern Buffet Fun for All Ages

Fancy a fiesta without leaving France? La Cantina at Disney’s Hotel Santa Fe serves up bright colours, bold flavours, and more nachos than you can shake a maraca at. This is casual, family-friendly dining with a dash of Route 66 charm.

Location

You’ll find La Cantina inside Disney’s Hotel Santa Fe, about a 15-minute walk or quick shuttle ride from the parks. Don’t worry, you don’t need to drive a Chevy or wear a cowboy hat to enter—though you’ll feel right at home if you do.

🌮 Theme & Atmosphere

Step inside and you’re transported to a playful roadside diner somewhere between Albuquerque and Radiator Springs. Expect festive décor, cacti (the fake, friendly kind), and plenty of nods to Disney·Pixar’s Cars. La Cantina is loud, lively, and great for kids—no need to whisper or keep your elbows off the table!

🍽️ Menu Highlights (2025 Update)

La Cantina is a buffet, so pace yourself! There’s a spread of Tex-Mex and international favourites, along with a few classic French surprises. Veggie and allergy-friendly options are always available.

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Starters: Nachos, tortilla chips, guacamole, fresh salads, soups
Mains: Chicken fajitas, chili con carne, beef tacos, veggie enchiladas, pasta, roast meats
Kids’ Picks: Mini burgers, chicken nuggets, mac & cheese, pizza slices
Desserts: Churros, brownies, fruit salad, ice cream, and a chocolate fountain for proper dessert diplomacy

Example 2025 Prices:
Adults: €35
Kids (3–11): €20
Drinks extra, but the refried beans are endless!

⭐️ What Makes It Special?

Family-Friendly: Plenty of space for buggies, high chairs, and noisy table-top drumming.
Pixar Cars Theme: Young Lightning McQueen fans will love the décor and themed areas.
No-Frills Fun: This is not haute cuisine—it’s hearty, tasty, and good value, especially for big eaters.
Flexible Dining: Come as you are; no dress code, no reservation stress (though it can get busy in summer and weekends).

🕒 Practical Info

Opening Hours:
- Breakfast: 7:00am–10:30am
- Dinner: 6:00pm–10:30pm
  (Closed for lunch, so plan accordingly)
Booking:
Recommended at peak times, but you can usually walk up during quieter periods.
Dress Code:
Whatever you wore to the park—just maybe shake the churro sugar off first!
Accessibility:
Fully accessible and great for groups.

📝 DLP Tips Insider Tip

If you’ve got little Cars fans, ask to sit in the “Route 66” zone for extra theming. And don’t skip the churros—they’re the real reason Lightning McQueen is so fast.