Les Halles Boulangerie-Patisserie

You want to ding the rating for the absolutely laughable lack of seating. You want to ding it for the cafeteria-style waiting in line and tray system, where you don't even get the tray until the end. You want to... but, you can't. Because, deep down, you know this is one of the best kept secrets in all of Epcot.Why? Because it has the best patisserie offerings on property! Maybe better than your local shop! Seriously, it's good.We've always only visited for pastries and a beverage, and usually only the giant macaron these days. But, do not let that stop you from ordering any of their amazing sandwiches and coffees! So good!Yes, the lines are long sometimes, and there isn't a lot of seating inside. But, it's still worth it. The noms are very authentic and filling, and the staff there tries their hardest to keep the long lines moving. Give them help and review the menu before, or while standing in line. Then, you can speed on through and make everyone's lives easier!We always stop here now, since we "discovered" it back in the day. Always get the macaron with the lime curd and fresh raspberries. Always enjoy it. Always walk away with a deep feeling of soul satisfaction.

The line was very long and it took about 20 minutes to order. However, all the employees were really patient, kind and offered recommendations for sandwiches when I asked. Once you get your food ordered, you have a wait a few more minutes especially if you wanted things heated to get to the cashier. There isn't much seating to accommodate everyone as this is a very popular stop so be prepared to eat outside. Overall, the food including the sandwiches and pastry were very tasty. Lattes are made by a super automatic espresso machine so they were fine, but nothing out of the ordinary. I would go again, but probably later in the morning to avoid the long breakfast lines or for an afternoon snack.

Came here twice during my solo day trip to Epcot because it's one of the easier places to get something quick and by yourself! I found that most restaurants and other stands have larger portions and difficult to eat by yourself without wastingBoth times I went, the line was long but it actually moves quickly! For breakfast, I got the egg, bacon & cheese croissant sandwich - wanted to start my day with at least a little bit of protein! to balance out all the buttery goodness of the croissant. It was quite standard and nothing special, but still yummyLater in the day, I went back to get a half baguette because I read raving reviews of their baguette on yelp and reddit. The half size is perfect to snack on during the day and I even brought some home since it's wrapped securely unlike most other places that don't do to-go well. I thought the baguette was also average. Don't get me wrong, I love a good baguette, but I was expecting something a little more spectacularOverall, Les Halles ended up being a favorite for my situation and would go back since I really liked the French Pavilion! but I wasn't amazed by the food

This place is always packed and it's hard to find seating. There was this big stuffed macaron that was really good. Everything else was ok. I need to remember it might not be worth the wait and no seating when there are sooo many options in Epcot. If this were my only day in Epcot it would be skippable.

SERVICE: 3FOOD QUALITY: 4DRINK QUALITY: 4ORDER TIME: 4AESTHETICS: 4NOISE LEVEL: 3MENU SELECTION: 3OVERALL EXPERIENCE: 3.57Cute little French experience at Epcot. Massive lines with minimal service. The menu is pretty standard to what you will find across the park with the added pastries. The food and drinks are good, but you're paying Disney prices so it puts a little salt in the mouth. The sheer volume of people makes it a little stuffy and loud so I found myself wanting to get out quickly. I can't say it was a bad experience because this is expected at a Disney park in Orlando. I can say it's a pretty standard experience, and when I'm at the park I always make it a consideration to stop by depending on the line.

Très délicioux!! We stopped by Les Halles in Paris in Epcot for dinner. It was a delightful Parisian themed Café with service that you ordered, and then walked to your table. It was tricky grabbing a table so be mindful of that. It was lovely chatting with Francophones who served us adding to the vibe! I ordered a quiche which was light and delicious and we couldn't resist grabbing several pâtisserie to try! Everything was wonderful. There were many choices from baked pastries, breads, and sandwiches. It was difficult to decide what to order. My only complaint was the hot chocolate wasn't as chocolately as authentic French chocolate chaud, but everything else was delicious.

3.5 star review. The pastries are good but I wouldn't say they were to die for. For a Disney restaurant I can't say the service was the best. Everyone looked unhappy and look as if they were going through the motions just to get through the day and it was only 11am.

This spot is probably one of my favorite places to go in Epcot for food. The lines can get a little long and the seating/table space a little tough but I think its worth it. The baguettes are so crusty yet soft and perfect with the butter and jam. The Croissant Sale, Florentine Quiche, Pain Lard Fromage, Brie Au Pommes, Pain Au Chocolat were all things were ordered and they were so high quality each time. It was so hard not to fill up on all these breads and pastries. Our absolute favorite was the Frangipane which was an almond chocolate croissant! I would eat that every day if I could! You gotta make a stop here at least once while you're in Epcot. Also if you don't want to buy Dasani, they sell bottles of Evian here!

Their raspberry macaron was so delicious that I made the journey to this bakery twice in one day to indulge in another one (and we all know how massive Epcot is!). But honestly everything we tried was amazing!There are plenty of sweet and savory options to choose from and they all look delicious so it may be hard to make your final selection(s).The seating/standing area can get crowded so it may be tricky to find a spot to eat. However, they have a lot of options that would allow you to enjoy your baked goods while being out and about walking or waiting in line.

I like les halls de boulangerie. This place is specialize in multiple French grab and go snack and lunch. Sandwich, wine, beer, coffee, cake, name it they have it.Everything I tasted yet from here was good. This time, I tried the poulet au pistou sandwich which translate to chicken sandwich (don't know what pistou is). It was good. It also had cheese and various other filling in it. It was good. I took it heated which made the bun very soft and chewy, very good.I also took the chocolate cookie which was also very good. It's not a Mickey cookie full of sugar but still sugary since the amount of chocolate chips which was good.The only bad thing is the lack of seating. There's like 8 tables and that's about it. Maybe less merch space and more table, but I think it's also the exit for beauty and the beast sing along.