The Court of Miracles

A large archway adorned with an ornate "Court of Miracles" etching leads guests down into the Parisian catacombs. Following the pathway down through a series of dim corridors, guests will finally get a glimpse at the home to Paris' gypsies.

The restaurant's dining room is a large, multi-leveled atrium. Despite the dark stone floors, walls, and ceilings, and the dim candles which illuminate the dining room, the Court of Miracles is surprisingly colorful. Massive pastel tapestries mostly conceal the ceiling, and are draped over and around almost everything - scaffolding, boxes, and even some of the Court's massive support pillars.

Large tents cover some of the seating, providing precious theme park privacy, if only temporarily. Large boxes and disassembled carts are neatly piled around as well, as if the gypsies are prepared to leave at a moment's notice. At the far end stands a corral of five brightly colored gypsy carts. Guests may go to these carts to order their meal. After picking up their meal from the cart, they may make their way to a table.

Seating is scattered all around the dining room. Simple wooden tables with a hodgepodge of chairs of all sorts and styles dot the Court. Some of these tables are under tents, while some are on risen stone landings, providing a slightly elevated view of the Court.