Les Vins des Chefs de France
1830 Ave Of The Stars, Lake Buena Vista, FL, 32830
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Address :
1830 Ave Of The Stars
Lake Buena Vista, FL, 32830 - Phone (407) 827-8709
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : No
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Bike Parking : No
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Good for Kids : No
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Alcohol : Beer & Wine Only
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Wi-Fi : Free
Has TV : No
Caters : No
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Julie R.
Amazing! We had the Napoleon and the Duo de Chocolate which was a cool creamy combo of white and dark chocolate cake covered with a chocolate shell. Yum yum goodness!!!
(5)Amy S.
This little kiosk at the France Pavilion inside Epcot specializes in two of the most amazing adult beverages: Grand Marnier & Grey Goose Orange Slush and Grey Goose Citrin Lemonade Slush. They are both equally fabulous! The question is are you in the mood for orange or lemonade flavor? They come served in a nicely sized plastic martini glass and depending on the time of year, I've seen the cost at $8, $9, and $10 dollars. This is the place I head when I want my favorite adult beverage Disney has to offer! Even during the off-season, the line can get pretty long here; but, the slush is well worth the wait! They also offer an assortment of wines, champagne and beer, but you can get those anywhere. Go for one of the slushes!! The kiosk with the chocolate crepes is right next to this one and I suggest you grab one of those as well. Then sit down at one of the outdoor tables and enjoy!!
(4)Colleen B.
SO GOOD! The home of one of the most amazing ice drinks man ever created: "The" Grand Marnier slushi !!! I think the name of this place might be for the wine store in France too but this review is specifically just for the kiosk across the way. Seriously, this is my GO TO spot when I hit up Epcot. There are two slushies here, Grand Marnier and a Grey Goose Lemon. Both are pretty dang good but the Grand Marnier is just unbeatable in my eyes. It literally tastes like an orange creamsicle melted. They come in plastic martini glasses and they melt pretty fast but I drink mine so fast it's not usually a problem. I would really just love one of these dispensers in my kitchen, I would probably bathe in it though. I do have to comment on the price. It does fluctuate and I have seen then up to $11 but I still pay for them cause it's just sooooo delicious!!!! Amy S is so right on point, let's go get some Amy!!!!
(4)Bill S.
I'm not a slushie kinda guy. When I see those frozen Margarita machines with the icee sludge just spinning round and round, I get turned off. At night, I do like to order a Bellini at the Italian Pavilion. Our trip this year had us on the France side of town. I said, what the heck and ordered a Grey Goose Citrin Lemonade. OMG! Maybe it was hot that day, it tasted sooo good. (I think I was a little buzzed after that drink, ha ha!) Les Vins des Chefs de France, you made me a believer. See you next year when I'd like to try the Grand Marnier slush. Viva la Slushie!
(5)Benjamin G.
If you're looking to booze it up with a chilly slushie while gallivanting from country to country, this is the kiosk for you. Whether the weather is warm or even housing a bit of a chill in the air, the different varieties of blended drinks are perfect. I opted for the Grand Marnier slushie which was fantastically smooth and sufficiently boozy. I'd honestly compete it closely to the flavor of an orange creamsicle (not for kids, folks) but even better. They fill the plastic glass to the very brim and they spill pretty easily, so grab a napkin or six. I also had a chance to try the lemon variety with gray goose. Good stuff. Definitely looking forward to visiting again upon my next visit to Epcot.
(4)Diedre R.
Champagne, Nuvo, Grand Mariner, and Grey Goose Lemon slushies. Go with the Grand Mariner, it has three different liquors in them. The also have a few other French wines. Located in France, in Disney World Epcot. Had a $40 tab for 4 drinks when we finished, but one of the best slushies I've ever had. This kiosk has long line, so we had to find out what all the hype was about. So worth it. They aren't the strongest drinks in the world, but they are cool and tasty.
(5)Allie C.
Too expensive for the melted creamsicle.... technically the Grand Marnier orange slush. Didn't feel it, and when surrounded by screaming babies and equally yell-ie adults.. you just need something to take the edge off. Prefer the tequila bar in mexico for the money.
(2)Michael C.
I have been here quite a few times. The last visit was not up to Disney Standards. We were seated at 8:30. Around 9:20 pm We ordered coffee. The fireworks had ended a few minutes ago. We got our first cup. Asked for a refill. She came back. She had enough to refill one of the 3 cups. Came back and said we have no more coffee. Not so funny part she was serious. The concept of putting on a fresh pot was not an option. This could have been a great meal. But for the kind of money we were charged, I would have expected to put on a fresh pot of coffee. But that was not to be. There were still plenty of people in the restaurant. So the best I can give this is 2 stars. There are plenty of other places you can go. at Disney. Where putting on a fresh pot of coffee would have been done. Very very very disappointed. In world show case go tor Italy, or the English Pub. Much better choices ! ! Its a shame the Paris side of France showed it ugly side here. So if you want the Paris experience then by all means go here. And dont be surprised when they so no more coffee.
(2)Shannon A.
Stopped into Les Vins while in the French Pavilion at Epcot. This is a great little nook where you can dine, or take in a glass of wine. After scenic tour of The World Showcase, hubs and I decided to have a glass of Cabernet and chat with the french ladies of the bar. I adore listening to their french accents. They were patient with me as I attempted to converse with my southern-accent effort of speaking french to them. It was quite a treat for them, I'm sure. They were very knowledgeable about the different wines, briefing us on the various french regions to visit for wine on a future trip to France we have planned in December. I collect cookbooks, so I made a purchase of one here, and they gave us tidbits on french cooking vegetarian style, something I did not know was as possible nor done with ease, until now. Our stop at Les Vins was one of the most laid back in Epcot, and made us feel warmly welcomed and a part of the French culture, in the backdoor of the French paviolion.
(5)Christopher R.
Another favorite around the world drinking spot for us at Epcot. The French Pavilion is my favorite and I always stop in at Les Vins Des Chefs de France to pick up a glass of bubbly. The French servers are always so cute! I love listening to them talk to each other in French even though I often feel they are just talking about me. Interesting shop here as well with some great items like French chocolates and soaps. I think its easier and more fun to get a drink here and walk around the shops in the back, then it is to get from the carts outside at the front of the Pavilion.
(5)Virginia G.
Always a good place to sample some wines. Although Geroge DeBeouf is not exactly a great french wine, it is French. So judge accordingly. Just because it's french doesn't mean it's high end.
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