L'eveil Des Puys sur Saint-Ours

The heavily tattooed grill chef couldn't tell the difference between medium and rare, and when I asked him to cook my meat medium, he was very unpleasant and made comments about who I was and my life. The rest of the staff were great; it's a shame that this kind of person spoiled the experience.

Absolutely excellent! Just try the local dishes like the sausage/truffade filled with cheese. The prices are very reasonable, as are the cheeses and desserts. Just avoid the drinks. I highly recommend it if you want to spend a pleasant time with beautiful scenery and very good food for the price. Thank you, Vulcania!

Compared to other amusement park cafeterias, this is the best we've had lunch at. Everything is well-organized. Some of the food is locally sourced. The prices are reasonable. There are plenty of friendly staff who clean the tables. It's clean. The cafeteria is spacious, making it easy to find a seat. Water is available if you don't want to spend too much on drinks. There are unlimited side dishes for those with a big appetite. Of course, it's a cafeteria, not a restaurant.

The food was decent for a cafeteria. The staff were friendly. Side dishes were unlimited.

A great lunch break in the heart of the park! 🍽️🌋 The Cafeteria des Puys is ideal for recharging between rides. The selection is varied and beautifully showcases local Auvergne specialties. The self-service system remains efficient even when busy, and the dining area is pleasant and spacious. Excellent value for money!

Let's start by stating the obvious: we're talking about a small amusement park restaurant... So, those expecting gourmet cuisine will inevitably be disappointed. They'll easily be consoled by the prices: 4-6 Euros for a starter or dessert, 13 Euros (fixed price) for main courses (unlimited sides, plenty of vegetables included), and of course, half price for children. This is significantly less than what you'd pay at Disneyland or Parc Astérix (the self-service burger stands), for example, and even less than half the price of their buffets. On the plate, the ingredients are mostly local (opt for them, by the way) and more than respectable, even good for the desserts and starters. In short, even if you don't have much choice once you enter Vulcania, it's definitely not a last resort...

I absolutely don't understand these negative reviews... it's a self-service restaurant we're talking about. It's very clean, spacious, the tables are well-spaced, there's a terrace, and the staff is very friendly. There's a good selection of hot dishes, and the sides are unlimited. I thought the ratatouille was good, and the fries were too. I had tiramisu, and my son had chocolate mousse. Having eaten at several amusement parks, I actually think it's good and quite inexpensive for the quality.

Pleasantly surprised. It's very good and there's a good selection. The staff is very helpful. Good value for money.

Good value for money for a park featuring regional products. The charcuterie and sausage were good. The potatoes were a little overcooked. The farm-style yogurt was good.

Very good for the price! I don't really understand all the negative reviews…