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No more Maple BBQ Filet??!?!?!?!
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Can someone explain why Le Cellier is so popular. While I enjoy a filet as much as the next person, the menu doesn't seem like it would be that appealing to the masses. Being a picky eater, I wouldn't even touch any of the side dishes, and the way some of you are talking about the negative changes, it doesn't sound like they'd let you substitute anything either. Just curious.
Not really recent as I am not sure when a change was made, but over Thanksgiving week 2007, we had 3 non buffet dinners. Our order of enjoyment is as follows: 1) The Brown Derby, 2) Shutters, 3) Le Cellier. Steaks were average at best and they messed up my kids order not once, not twice, but three times. "We said NO GRAVY!!!"
Soup was good though :slurp:
They took filet off the menu at The Brown Derby They replaced it (at the same price) with a strip steak. I only tried the strip steak because they ran out of salmon, but it was AWFUL!!!!
The last time I was at Le Cellier (March 2008) a waiter spilled an entire glass of iced tea on me. I was completely soaking wet. I sat through my entire meal shivering. When we were finished, the manager came over and apologized. He offered us a fast pass but we declined since we had only gone there for lunch. He minimized my discomfort and said "the waiter said it wasn't that bad." He finally gave us a 20% discount, but any other restaurant would have given us a free meal. I don't have any plans to go back there soon.
First, there really isn't anything (other than burgers and fries, cheese pizza, mac'n'cheese and chicken fingers) that is more basic than a slab of beef.
So, a steakhouse is naturally going to be popular. And Le Cellier has a much-deserved reputation as excelling in what it does.
As for being picky, WDW in my experience has loads of guests with the palates of poorly bred 6-year-olds, so I can't imagine anything on Le Cellier's menu being that far out.
And if a risotto or anything green scares you, rest assured, this is WDW and they will gladly toss some fries on your plate instead.
The filet is still available at the Brown Derby during dinner hours. The strip steak is $24 the filet is $32.
http://forums.wdwmagic.com/showthread.php?t=54931
I was just there less than a week ago. Strip steak was on the menu for dinner for $32.00. Filet wasn't on the menu at all
I make a point of booking Le Cellier every trip. I call exactly 180 days out and even then occasionally have to adjust my preferred dining time. It's popular because it's good, simple as that.
oh no! That was one of my favorite meals on property. The menu had just been updated the day before we last went (late Feb.). I didn't think it would change so drastically so soon.
I was just there less than a week ago. Strip steak was on the menu for dinner for $32.00. Filet wasn't on the menu at all
Well Brown Derby wasn't worth a 2 credit per person for dinning before the Filet, now it is even worth less.We have the now Filet-less Brown Derby menu up on the menus section:
http://forums.wdwmagic.com/showthread.php?t=54931
We have kept the older menu from February for archival purposes. There are quite a few changes and an almost across the board price increase for the few items remaining from the previous menu.
Let's get rid of DDP!
It's easy to blame DDP, but some sort of DDP has been around since at least 2000. The food quality has only went down since 2005.You will continue to see a decline in the quantity and quality of menu options as long as DDP is around.
You can't have both. Let's get rid of DDP!
what ifyou told the chef that you were alergic to mushrooms. I wonder if they would cook the fillet differently :drevil::lookarounAny report of the actual status of the Le Cellier menu changes? Are there still maple and/or garlic fillets available on the menus? What about cream cheesed mashed potato substitutions?
I had the lunch (garlic) fillet with the mashed potatoes last year and it was SO GOOD. I'll be totally bummed if that's no longer available as I LOATHE mushrooms and would only want those 'tators again as the side.
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You could probably get it without the sauce. That's what we did last year for lunch because Love is allergic to garlic and the lunch fillet had a garlic demi glace. They just left that off.what ifyou told the chef that you were alergic to mushrooms. I wonder if they would cook the fillet differently :drevil::lookaroun
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