Dress Code for Le Cellier?

[John park hopper]

It's different walking into a resort for a dinner reservation as compared to walk in into a dinner reservation at the park after spending the day in the park dripping and soaked with sweat.

2019 we ate JIKO for our anniversary (resort restaurant) which has a dress code--- unfortunately Disney does not enforce. Family came in looked like they just left the pool.

 

[Jon81uk]

That may be true but they don’t enforce it. Tank tops on dudes with hair hanging out of their back and arm pits is a great look as your eat a $50 steak

I do think it should be enforced in the resort signature places.
In the parks there doesn't seem to be a dress code listed on the pages for the signature restaurants so that's fine, there is no expectation, but it might be nicer to avoid a tank top.

In places like Cali Grill, if I saw someone in a casual tank top I probably would say something to the host. But so far I've never had a visit and noticed anyone looking really scruffy.

 

[Hockey89]

I do think it should be enforced in the resort signature places.
In the parks there doesn't seem to be a dress code listed on the pages for the signature restaurants so that's fine, there is no expectation, but it might be nicer to avoid a tank top.

In places like Cali Grill, if I saw someone in a casual tank top I probably would say something to the host. But so far I've never had a visit and noticed anyone looking really scruffy.

If you took a picture of YM STeakhouse from 20 years ago to the last few times I went, it is shocking. I’m ok with it in parks. I get it. Outside of the parks it should be enforced.