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Where to eat at Parc Astérix
Parc Astérix has sixteen restaurants and food outlets, from a quick burger or pizza to a buffet and a table-service restaurant. For wild boar, Obélix's favourite food, head to Le Restaurant du Lac or Le Relais Gaulois. Many restaurants have a terrace.
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In the Gaulish village
- Le Restaurant du Lac: table service with a view of the big lake, amid giant fruit. Wild boar or beef brochettes and burgers, fish and chips and the cocktail des druides.
- Le Relais Gaulois: self-service in a Gaulish hut, with crudités, cold meats and hot dishes. At lunchtime Astérix and Obélix come by your table.
- Au Dolmen Gourmand: burgers and cervoise at the Festival Toutatis.
- Le Petit Chaudron: burgers and chips in Idéfix's forest.
- Chez EnCasdePanix: sandwiches, croque-maroilles and focaccia, with a view of Le Grand Splatch.


In the Roman Empire
- Caïus Pizzarium: pizzas and pasta, with covered terraces on the Roman square, close to the entrance.
- Aux Fastes de Rome: burgers and Caesar salad, opposite Le Carrousel de César.
- Le Patio: table service on a shady terrace. The speciality is the pizza pincée.
- Au Croissant de Diane: croissants and other pastries for breakfast or as a snack.
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In Egypt
- Les Comptoirs d'Epidemaïs: all-you-can-eat buffet with Eastern dishes, opened in June 2026. Booked in advance, it costs €37.20 for adults (including a drink) and €12.50 for children aged 3 to 11 (as of November 2026).
- Les Fastes du Nil: burgers and wraps, such as a merguez burger, under a large glass dome.
- P'oz Kebab: kebab with chips, opposite the temple of OzIris.
- Le Buffet de Noël: during Noël Gaulois, a Christmas buffet at lunchtime (€37.90 and €12.90) and the Goûter du Père Noël with hot chocolate and elves (€18.90, as of November 2026).


In Greece and with the Vikings
- La Taverne de Dionysos: sandwiches, ice cream and drinks in a Greek setting.
- Fritapopoulos: crispy chips with sauces.
- L'Aérolaf: a rotating bar 35 metres up in the Viking area, with views of the park and the loops of Goudurix. L'Aérolaf reopens on 19 December 2026.
Click & Collect
Order your food in the app, choose a time and pick it up without queuing. You can also reserve a table in the app.
Pre-booked meals
You can buy a meal online in advance, for example for the quick-service restaurants (€15.50, or €9.20 for children) or Le Restaurant du Lac (as of November 2026).
Picnics
Picnicking is only allowed in designated areas, such as by the Théâtre de Poséidon. You can't bring your own alcohol, cool boxes or cooking equipment.
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