Disney’s Be Our Guest Restaurant: Beastly Dining Fit For a Princess (Pictures,Video)[trip4food.blogspot.com]
Disney’s Be Our Guest Restaurant: Beastly Dining Fit For a Princess (Pictures,Video)[trip4food.blogspot.com]
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Disney’s Be Our Guest Restaurant: Beastly Dining Fit For a Princess (Pictures,Video)
Confession: Every single time I watch Beauty and the Beast — be it the movie, theatrical production, or the live mini-musical at Disney World, I bawl my eyes out. Maybe it’s got something to do with the fact that my dog, Harry, looks exactly like Beast. Or…it could just have something to do with that fact that I’m just a tiny bit of a sucker for Disney (though I loathe to admit it).
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So, it’s a little exciting that the new Fantasyland area of Magic Kingdom was offering a Beauty and the Beast-themed restaurant.
Then, when I learned Be Our Guest would be offering wine and beer for the first time ever, I was intrigued. Other Disney parks do serve alcoholic beverages, but Magic Kingdom has, until now, maintained a strict alcohol-free policy, although smoking while pushing a baby stroller or drinking around Buzz Lightyear or the cast of Lion King is, apparently, perfectly acceptable.
The restaurant, which will serve French fare in keeping with the Beauty/Beast theme, features a three-page list of mostly French wines and a selection of Belgian beers. Entrees are priced from $ 15 – $ 35.99 and include steak frites, pork loin, and French onion soup.
Recently, the Disney company posted a four minute tour of the interior of the restaurant, which is basically like dining inside a theme ride complete with trick pictures, a waltzing Belle and Beast, and, of course, a giant enchanted rose encased in a bell jar. We figure this restaurant will only get trippier after a few bottles of Burgundy.
Be Our Guest soft opens November 19th, with a December 6th official opening date. If you think you won’t be able to get a reservation until well into the Spring, guess again. When we called the
Disney’s Be Our Guest Restaurant: Beastly Dining Fit For a Princess (Pictures,Video)
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