Be Our Guest Restaurant: Lunch or Dinner?

[Mater_Disney]

Is the Be Our Guest Restaurant better for lunch or dinner? Is the elegance lost during lunch because it is quick service? Is the food that much better at dinner?

 

[disneycouple07]

http://allears.net/menu/menu_be-our-guest-lunch.html
http://allears.net/menu/menu_be-our-guest.html

Check out the menus above on allears.net. I've heard good things about both lunch and dinner. The lunch is one counter service credit (but not like your traditional CS) and offers salads, soups and sandwiches. After you order, the meal is brought to the table on china and not paper plates. For dinner only two of the dining rooms are opened and the Beast makes an appearance.

If you do decide to eat here for lunch, plan on getting in line early!

 

[Disney memories]

We are going to try lunch... If we can get in

 

[Mollie_Minnie]

The lunch menu seems pretty interesting. I think I would go for the lunch too. Anyone ever tried it?

 

[RonAnnArbor]

I've had both lunch and dinner here. Dinner is much much better. It depends on the reason you are going. If you just want to "see" the place, then go during lunch. If you are going because you want the best food, then go to dinner --- but be sure to set your calendar to get up and reserve at 7:00 180 days before your trip, or you are going to be flat out of luck anyway.

 

[Mollie_Minnie]

Thanks!

 

[materbuddy]

We only had dinner and it was great. The lunch menu looked interesting as well, however people started lining up at 9am for lunch which opens at 10:30. There is no place worth 1 1/2 hour wait on line. Call early to get the dinner reservation.

 

[PUSH]

I'm hoping to get in for lunch in June. We booked our trip far too late in the game to get an ADR.

 

[Twhitty]

I've heard there have been really long lines for lunches.

 

[Aurora1]

We did lunch about two weeks ago and loved it! Got in line at 11:00 and we were seated by 11:30. The French Onion Soup and Chocolate Cupcakes were delicious! It's definitely worth the wait- in my eyes, getting a fastpass and waiting online 5 minutes for Peter Pan and spending that added time waiting on line for lunch was worth it!

 

[Mr.Skunkape]

Only have done dinner and I would recommend it to others.

 

[Figgy1]

I'm hoping to get in for lunch in June. We booked our trip far too late in the game to get an ADR.

Keep ckecking for a cancellation you never know you might just get lucky! I'm greedy I have an adr but I'm going to try to get in for lunch also in June!

 

[Mrs.Toad]

The lunch menu appeals more to me than dinner right now. Heck, who am I kidding, we will do dinner eventually...

My issue right now is I can't decide on potato leek soup or french onion? I like my french onion at GFC and Les Chefs, but I also like the potato soup at Rose and Crown. Tough call here. Only one soup can move on... Also, the croque monsieur or the steak sandwich?

I do a menu dream list before I plan the next trip. Forgive me. LOL!

 

[HouCuseChickie]

I personally hate waiting on lines and unless they implement some kind of effective FP system at lunch (which it sounds like they're testing), I'd rather go with an ADR for dinner. Ultimately, the assorted meat plate (formerly referred to as the charcuterie plate) was nice as was the French onion soup.

 

[prfctlyximprct]

Have dinner booked here in July although the menu seems a little iffy to me...what exactly is a cornish hen? is it chicken?!?!

 

[DisneyPrincess5]

We're deciding to go for lunch to save a DDP credit honestly. If we can experience it the cheaper way, there ya go.

 

[bethymouse]

I wouldn't wait in line that long for lunch.
I couldn't get ADR for June. But, some day I will book a dinner there.

 

[Twhitty]

Have dinner booked here in July although the menu seems a little iffy to me...what exactly is a cornish hen? is it chicken?!?!

It's is like the chickens you get baked at your grocery but smaller.

 

[prfctlyximprct]

It's is like the chickens you get baked at your grocery but smaller.

Does it taste the same??

 

[Mawg]

Does it taste the same??

Ask the dishes....but yes cornish hen is very much like chicken if not cooked right it can be very dry.