After being closed for a while, the Cowboy Cookout Barbecue in Frontierland at Disneyland Paris reopened with a new, temporary formula for the restaurant. The place is normally a counter service restaurant where guests can order menus with a grilled pork sausage, smoked chicken, a burger, or spareribs.
The restaurant is a barn where farmers come together to enjoy their meals. The chairs in the venue differ from each other, to fit in the story that each farmer brings their own chair. Very often there was a live band playing country music. The restaurant had a tea party with the characters Mickey, Minnie, Goofy, Woody, and Jessie in the past, but that option disappeared a couple of years ago. The Lucky Nugget Saloon now hosts a similar offering.
Being a fan favorite, Disneyland Paris now reopened the Cowboy Cookout Barbecue as a temporary buffet restaurant. Adult guests can enjoy an all-you-can-eat meal for €34,99 (around $41) and children for €24,99 ($29). The offers for food are the same as when it was a counter service restaurant, but now in a new formula. We thank @Pixiedust_be for capturing the menu for us!
This renewal is part of a plan to offer more tables for hotel guests with dining coupons. It will last until June 28. Captain Jack’s, a table service restaurant in Adventureland, will also have a buffet on July 27 and July 28 in the evenings.
Way to expensive, in view of the general public.
In France, people are accustomed to find sheer delicacies, when facing a price of € 35 for a buffet.
Sausages & burgers do not fit in.
Yes, sometimes it matters.