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Hi everyone! I’m visiting Paris soon and would love recommendations for affordable but really good restaurants or bistros with authentic French food

I don’t really know much about French cuisine besides croissants and pastries, so I’d also love suggestions on what foods or dishes I should try while I’m there. Open to anything traditional, local favorites, desserts, street food, regional dishes, etc.

Not looking for Michelin-star fine dining — more cozy, authentic places with good food and reasonable prices.

Also, if reservations are usually needed for certain places, that would be really helpful to know too. Thanks!

Hi everyone!

I’m going to Disneyland Paris in 7 days and I’m a bit confused about how some things work 😅

I currently have a 1 park ticket. Originally I wanted to visit the main park with the Sleeping Beauty castle, but I’ve seen a lot of construction photos/videos recently, so now I’m considering going to the other park instead (Disney Adventure World / Studios) mostly because of the new Frozen area and Marvel.

- For someone visiting for the first time, would you still recommend the castle park despite the construction?

- What is the average wait time for the attractions?

- Is the virtual queue only for meeting Anna & Elsa, or also for entering the Frozen area/rides?

- Can you ride Frozen Ever After with just a normal park ticket?

- Do I need to make extra reservations for anything besides character meet & greets?

- Are restaurants/quick service places easy to use without reservations?

- If I want themed food (like Mickey pizza etc.), do I need restaurant bookings or can I just buy them normally?

I feel like I’m overcomplicating this and I’d really appreciate any tips for a first timer 😄