Fuente del Oro Restaurante sur Chessy

Beautiful location, I didn't even have a problem finding a seat, so it was very good. Unfortunately, the burritos were almost unimaginable for me; the flavor was too strong and almost chemical, and the flavors clashed. Positive points for the fries, nuggets, and cake. Prices were in line with being inside Disneyland.

La Casa de Coco, located in the Coco-themed Frontierland, is a restaurant we usually enjoy. However, like its neighbor Hakuna Matata, we noticed a decline in both quantity and quality, while prices have increased. The most frustrating aspect was the temperature of the food: everything was cold, which is unacceptable for a meal costing around €60 for two, without dessert. The fries and fried snacks (onion rings, jalapeños, etc.) were particularly disappointing, being ice-cold. A little tip to avoid the queue: use the click & collect service.

A simple place decorated in a Coco-esque style. The music is in the same vein, but in variations that make it pleasant even though it plays on a loop. The food is original for the park. Cheese balls, tacos, churros, all at a reasonable price. It's not haute cuisine, but it's definitely worth it, especially considering its ideal location. The staff's friendliness, however, leaves much to be desired. You get the feeling you're bothering them...

food was amazing, beef burrito was delicious, the only problem was the wait time to order. we waited about 20 minutes to order but otherwise amazing

Delicious dessert burritos! Noisy place, but I recommend it.

We had the MARIACHI beef with fries and dessert. The fries weren't salted. The burrito was okay, but very soggy. It was edible, but you're better off going somewhere and getting fries with chicken nuggets. You can't go wrong with that!

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!