Planet Hollywood

8 of us came here for my daughters 21st birthday and we were not disappointed, I told the staff at reception about my daughters birthday and that I would require a birthday cake, they said they would get on with preparing it right away. We came to eat at 8pm and was directed straight to a table. Both adults and kids menu had a good selection of food and for €14.95 you could get a meal dessert and drink for your child, the kids drinks are served in planet Hollywood cup with lids and straws and you are able to keep the cups. We had starters mains and desserts and all the food was lovely and good portion sizes too. The birthday cake was a little pricey at €38 but when you're celebrating a special birthday who cares, the left over cake was put in polystyrene trays for us to take away. The atmosphere is wonderful and lively and I will definitely be coming back here the next time I'm in Disneyland. Also for anyone who uses a wheelchair there is a lift in the merchandise shop to take you up to the restaurant. On the way out if you hand in your receipt you will get free kinder egg for any child who is with you.

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I've been visiting Planet Hollywood for years and dined at the Disney Village Plant Hollywood restaurant over the years. We've just returned from a break to Euro Disney and decided to hit Planet Hollywood once more...we should have chosen somewhere else.The service is always good but the quality ingredients is very poor. Standards have really dropped. I ordered a favourite - full rock of BBQ ribs. The meat was​ gristly and the sauce was thick and unpleasant. My husband ordered the turkey club sandwich; the quality of meat was awful. The chips were poor - dry and like cardboard. Our children's meals weren't really any better. Everything was barely edible and I was so disappointed after eating some great meals there before.If you're looking for a good family meal The Rainforest Cafe is better (not by miles) but just as expensive. Maybe go to Five Guys burger restaurant - it's just outside the village but worth it. If you want to stay in the village try The Earl of Sandwich - still pricey but quality ingredients is better.

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I took my son for his 5th Birthday whilst at Disneyland. Considering it costs 4€ for a packet of crisps inside the park, the meals here are very reasonably priced. It's a fun and exciting vibe with lots to look at.I got meal vouchers which meant we chose from a set menu but could order outside of that too which is recommended to save a few pounds. Either way the waiters are friendly and the food is a safe bet with all your favourites on the menu! Slightly annoying when they try and sell you the photo but if you want another photo keep sake thats overpriced then it won't bother you.

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sad to see how the image of the Hollywood planet has become. Excessively expensive for what is proposed, any noise! I can't talk to you. And disneyland doesn't explain all these inconveniences. It's better to eat at the mc donald's 100m behind. At least there's no surprise.

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A big room with tables and chairs. A bite barn, then. A table will be appointed to you income. Easy food isn't there. Like a chicken barn. Prized menu card. A salad from $16.50... Menu around $25,-! Food was good, by the way.

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