Fuente del Oro Restaurante sur Chessy

Very tasty and inexpensive compared to other Disney restaurants, but the food did get a little repetitive. The restaurant is beautiful; every corner is decorated with something from the movie. We loved it!! 🫔🌮

Really not great, more rice than meat, and it doesn't hold its shape. I won't be ordering again. The kids tried it and found it too spicy; they could at least make the spices more suitable for children. In short, €70 wasted, half of it going to waste.

The food and atmosphere were amazing, which makes this experience even more disappointing. The cashier, Owen, was incredibly rude and unpleasant. We politely asked if a few items could be removed from the burrito, and while we understood that the answer was no, the way she responded was completely unacceptable. Her tone was nasty, dismissive, and made us feel like we were an inconvenience for simply asking a question. It completely ruined what should have been a great visit. For a place that prides itself on atmosphere and guest experience, this was a huge letdown. She was absolutely not giving the Disney spirit at all.

Themed around the movie Coco, this place offers Mexican-style food at the prices of the park's fast-food restaurants. If you have a Disney Dining Plan and come here, you'll be losing money. Your plan is equivalent to a €40-€50 meal at restaurants with reservations, but here it's only a €20 meal without dessert. Of course, if your kids want to go, they can have burritos for €20. The food is good, if you like this kind of food, of course. The beef burrito with chili is great, the chicken burrito with pico de gallo, the jalapeños... Also, pay attention to the lines. There's one to order (usually long), one for pickup if you ordered through the Disney app, and one on the right to order if you have a Dining Plan. There had to be some advantage!

We had afternoon tea at this restaurant. The unforgettable dessert pairing was simply delicious! Fresh and very light. The restaurant's ambiance perfectly captures Coco's style, but it was difficult to find a free table. It was also quite noisy.

The restaurant mirrors the setting of the Disney movie Coco. We ordered the €22 menu with a burrito, chips, drinks, and dessert to go, even though we ate at the tables there. I didn't really like the burrito; I could taste the pepper cream that covered all the other flavors. I didn't really appreciate it, but it was still edible (because I was hungry). The chips were good and crunchy, and the lemon dessert was delicious. It wasn't possible to omit or add ingredients. The atmosphere was just like in the movie.

I'd give it a 4.5 out of 5 stars. I wasn't a big fan of the salad, but the burrito, fries, and Doritos were very good. The rice in the burrito was delicious with the sauce. They also have vegetarian burritos. The atmosphere is great, which is why we ate here with my family. There's coconut-themed decor, coconut music, etc. A very good restaurant, I'll definitely go back.

I went there with my boyfriend. The burritos were pretty good, but only if you like unique flavors. Unfortunately, they're pre-made, so you can't change them. Plus, they were cold inside. For the price, I honestly wouldn't buy them again. Otherwise, we had a good time. We were able to converse easily in English, and despite the noise in the dining room, we managed to chat during lunch.

We absolutely love this quick service restaurant and it’s always a stop for us for lunch or dinner on our busy park days. Service is fast, and food served quickly. Burritos, empanadas and salads are on the menu. I love the beef burrito but the vegan one was also delicious when I tried that. They’re quite big in size too and keep you full. Onion rings are always a nice side too. Restaurant is themed so well and you feel like you’re in the Rivera house. A lovely expierence if you like Mexican food.

Mexican restaurant at Disneyland Paris themed after the movie Coco.