Le Cellier

Momx3

Member
Original Poster
Another 2cents from me. We actually tried to book Le Cellier for this September (and we will keep trying) but as an alternate we have the San Angel Inn booked and we are very happy about this.

San Angel really has excellent food and a great setting.

If you are into wine and want a romantic special dinner for just the adults (if your kids can stay with the grandparents) try Bistro De Paris. It is expensive (not on the dining plan) but what a wonderful meal and atmosphere. They do request you do not come in shorts and T-shirt but we did see people dressed that way.


I kidded my husband that when we go back to celebrate our 20th anniversary without the kids we'll eat at some of these places. For now we are eating at where we know the kids can find something. Thanks for all the advice and information everyone. We leave in 14 hours!! I'm so excited I can barely stand it!
 

jjgoo

Member
My wife and I have no kids for the moment. So we are trying to live it up as much as we can while we can.

Have a great time on your trip! :sohappy:
 

k.hunter30

New Member
I kidded my husband that when we go back to celebrate our 20th anniversary without the kids we'll eat at some of these places. For now we are eating at where we know the kids can find something. Thanks for all the advice and information everyone. We leave in 14 hours!! I'm so excited I can barely stand it!
Good luck with Le Cellier! Let us know how the trip went once you get back! :wave:
 

Eyorefan

Active Member
I kidded my husband that when we go back to celebrate our 20th anniversary without the kids we'll eat at some of these places. For now we are eating at where we know the kids can find something. Thanks for all the advice and information everyone. We leave in 14 hours!! I'm so excited I can barely stand it!

Most Disney resturants have a good menu for kids. Usually one or two things that fit with the theme of the resturant and then familur staples like grill cheese. We eat at a lot TS places with our dining plan and my daughter, (who is so picky we joke she proably eats about one real meal a week) is always able to find something she likes.
 

shanny

Member
Go early for lunch it is wonderfull, BUT also keep calling or go to Guest Relations for help. I recomend you try some wine as well. Was very very good first time I had tried a Canadian Vineyard, was very good and unfortunately I can not order it here in Indiana due to State shipping laws.:shrug:

if you go to a local wine store, they may be able to special order something for you. im in the same boat here in maryland, but most stores will try to order stuff for you!!
 

Hakunamatata

Le Meh
Premium Member
I can tell you from experience that if you walk up to Le Cellier and ask if they have any availability, they will direct you to a courtesy phone to call dining. The last time we were at Epcot (January) we sat while waiting on a ressie and watched this happen, and they were very consistant with telling people they had to call.
 

ErickainPA

New Member
We took the only ressie we could back in April, it was 12:30 in the afternoon. Otherwise they offered us 9pm, which would have been too late. We took the ressie and don't regret it one bit.
 

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