An Epcot Dinner...

[1stStarIC2nite]

Hey everyone!

I eventually just decided to take my parents out for dinner and I narrowed it down to an evening at Epcot. Now, unfortunately, I have not narrowed it down to a restaurant. What I have picked includes: Garden Grill, Coral Reef, Le Cellier, or Les Chefs de France. The trip is in June, and I'm giong to be eating at Le Cellier in March, and I've already eaten at Coral Reef and loved it. So, for the other two, is the food good there? Any overall, which of these four would you recommend? :king:


Thanks!!!

 

[e4ymod]

Of the four, I'd go with Le Cellier.

 

[tink rules]

Go for either Le Cellier or Chefs de France. The atmosphere is as good as the food. Check the menu's and if it isn't a surprise, let them see them also and see what they like. Coral Reef is more for atmosphere and Garden Grill, maybe it's me, but it just doesn't do it for me.

Good luck....

 

[PrinceLuver]

I just went to Les Chefs de France with a couple of friends. We all went there to have the duck. There is just something about the way they prepare it there that makes it taste really good. The atmosphere is fun along with the other food choices. I cant really comment on the other options but i can say its a lot like a regular sit down resturant but with a great veiw if you get a table by the windows.

 

[Halfling418]

I like the Garden Grill--mostly because the food is my favorite. Character dining doesn't hurt either. It's laid-back, which I like. Earth is my element.

The Coral Reef is amazing, of course--great atmosphere. Enough said.

France was one of the first places I ate at EPCOT, and it's tereffic! Oooo, and the waiter made me blush. :kiss:

I like them all equally. Where you go in the end really has to do with your own personal taste.

 

[Senderella]

Le Cellier is amazing! The food is great imo. Very nice restaurant. It's one of those that can easily become a favorite and listed under "to be done every trip". Definately try the Ice Wine and Maple Creme Brulee for dessert. OMG! :slurp: :slurp: That's awesome together!!! LOL Nothing like wandering out of Le Cellier with a slight Ice Wine buzz and watching a set of Off Kilter!!!

 

[ToTBellHop]

I like all of them...it really depends on what food you are looking for. Being a college student dealing with dining hall food for the past four years, I like the good old home eatins at Garden Grill...and I love a rotating restaurant If you will have already been to Coral Reef and Le Cellier, try something new, though. Either Les Chefs de France or Garden Grill are great...pick the food you prefer.

 

[lunalovegoddess]

Le Cellier is amazing! The food is great imo. Very nice restaurant. It's one of those that can easily become a favorite and listed under "to be done every trip". Definately try the Ice Wine and Maple Creme Brulee for dessert. OMG! :slurp: :slurp: That's awesome together!!! LOL Nothing like wandering out of Le Cellier with a slight Ice Wine buzz and watching a set of Off Kilter!!!

I have to agree. I've had the cheddar soup, followed by maple-glazed salmon, and topped off with the creme brulee'. It's a very nice place. We had a waiter that day who looked like Harry Potter, and he had our daughter convinced that he was the real thing and that he'd be leaving after the summer ended because he had to return to school. The last time we went, our service was not as good. Just be sure that your server pays attention to what you are saying...

 

[Magicmyway]

Le Cellar is amazing! The atmosphere and the food is great. But My family and I can never pass up Italy. The food is the best yet!