The steak tasted like it was on the discount shelf
French fries were cold.
You can be in and out in 20 minutes cause they can rush you.
Save your money and buy a burger
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 1
Service: 4
Lance Liberti
While it's hard to get a reservation, it's worth the effort to experience the Magic ✨️ of "Be Our Guest" at Disney's Magic Kingdom. It's all about the atmosphere as the three main dinning areas each depict a different area of Prince Adam's castle 🏰 (my favorite is the Beast's layer which is dark and mildly spooky). The food looks great, tastes just OK, the "Grey stuff" is a cookies and cream mousse FYI. Definitely more about the experience than the meal at this Disney dinning option. 🍽
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 4
Nina
The inside of the restaurant is super cool but the food was not good. We had a 3 course meal and didn’t finish every single plate it was bad. But the restaurant itself is lovely, and the staff super nice!
Amanda Knight
Try this place ! It has the most immersion dinning experience and feel catered to. Food is great , and my son got an autographed picture from the Beast for free. They really try to make it an experience for kids and adults alike.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Grilled Filet Mignon
Colin Curry
Left after sitting down for 5 minutes is how I’d sum it up
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
lee faulkner
Favorite spot to eat in Magic Kingdom. Food was delicious and service was impeccable.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: French Onion
Krystle
Not sure all the hype here! We dined this week with 9 people were put at a tiny circle table literally elbow to elbow and asked to be moved the host said oh 9 fits here fine and walked away! Tried to order chicken and the waiter says um don't its nothing anyone wants! So steak it was yuck the steak was like beef jerky! The starter salad was brown lettuce for the price totally not worth it! And we were in the main dining area the beast came out only to a tiny path what a bore! Maybe they should add more characters,animations something disney is very kids friendly and this place is actually boring and over rated! Our server was nice but everyone else was rude!
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 5
Bobby Wells
You're paying $$$ to eat inside the Beast's castle and it is very well themed inside. We went here for my daughter's birthday. I made reservations months out yet they were still 30 minutes late on our reservation so we had to wait. We requested to sit in the west wing, but they denied that unless we wanted to wait an additional 45 mins, 1 hour 15 min past our reservation! The service was poor considering that the price is $72 per person, our waiter barely spoke English, got things confused, and was awkward. The food was good but not for this price point, it was the quality of something 1/3 the price at a chain restaurant. The beast walks through every half hour but won't take pictures or visit with your table. Overall, my daughter loved her birthday dinner here, which is what matters. But my wife and I left unimpressed beyond the theming, Disney should be able to do better for $300 for 3 people.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 2
Armando Reyes
Surprisingly delicious food at a Disney restaurant. Our server was wonderful.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Grilled Filet Mignon, French Onion
Halley Ponce
We went for my birthday this year, was sooo excited to go but so disappointed. Should have listened to all the people on YouTube saying that it was a bad choice. The steak was horrible, was barely edible. The mashed potatoes taste like box mashed potatoes. The dessert was terrible and so was the onion soup for the starter. Disney definitely needs to put the money into buying better steaks and food for their restaurants. This was an expensive meal and I had to go back to my hotel and order from the menu for dinner. That being said, the service was very good and the people that work here are very nice people and the ambience is gorgeous. They couldn’t have done better with the castle, but it could’ve been a lot bigger on the inside. Disney do better
I never write reviews for restaurants, but I feel compelled to after the stellar experience my wife and I had last night.
We were celebrating our recent marriage at Mickey’s Very Merry and got reservations for dinner at Be Our Guest, making it our second time eating at this restaurant.
The check-in and seating was prompt, and the staff was very warm. The real stand-out in the staffing for my wife and I was Megan from Clermont, who was our server in the Ballroom area. Megan was incredibly attentive, energetic, and amiable, going out of her way to make sure our experience was stellar; five out of five just for her alone.
The food was great as well; my wife had the special, the steak frites, and I had the filet mignon. Both were cooked to our specifications and seasoned perfectly. The dessert trio is also great; the Grey Stuff is indeed delicious, but the lemon jam macaron is the real hidden gem of that dish.
I highly recommend Be Our Guest, and highly recommend asking for Megan from Clermont if you can; truly made our night.
The atmosphere seemed cheap, looked much nicer in the pictures. I never spent so much money on the most mid meal ever, every single dish even the butter for the bread was over salted. I had to leave mid meal because I couldn’t eat anymore I could feel my blood pressure rising. When I noted my concern the excuse they gave me is salt is a French thing. I’ve been to France and I couldn’t disagree more. French food is flavorful and you can taste the ingredients they put in their dish. All I tasted was salt it was extremely disappointing. Staff was extremely nice and sweet however when we complained about the salt I wish more was done than just being told it’s a French thing. Wasn’t worth it at all, and didn’t feel like a magical experience wouldn’t recommend this place to anyone. Better off buying a mid pizza then pay $150 for a two person course where you won’t enjoy the food. I have no idea how this place even reached 4 stars it deserves 2 stars max and only because staff was so nice.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 5
Mark Worrell
Amazing food in the beast's (Prince Adam's) castle. We had tuna tartare, filet mignon, roasted chicken, French onion soup, and escargot. You get a choice of a handful of appetizers and main course meals. Each one we tried was really good. Price is a bit steep ($72/each in Nov 24). Nice for a sit down meal sometime during your Disney experience
Kid-friendliness: Could use a lighter menu for teenagers. My daughter did not eat all of the food
Wheelchair accessibility: Easy to navigate with a wheelchair
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: The Grey Stuff, French Onion
Jon Hodge
This place was wild. Service was fantastic, food was sublime, and the only thing missing was a visit from Belle!
We had a French onion soup, salad, and filet minons. For desert you get a fun strawberry thing, the grey stuff, and a ball of chocolate. I really enjoyed the fun strawberry thing, the grey stuff honestly was a miss for me (sorry dishes) and I was too full to eat the ball of chocolate.
The atmosphere is what really makes this place incredible. We had our food in the west wing, which was .. a bit scary to be honest. The main hall though - it was hopping and really very busy. I think the best spot would’ve been the library.
All in all, I would recommend doing this earlier in the day, and ask for the library. Also prepare to be devastated by the check.
Bonus photo of king triton because he’s a unit.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Michael Zander (GhostHost44)
Appetizers were amazing. Service was impeccable by Ashley Joe, drinks were always full. Food allergies addressed. Limited options overall. Solid choice but scope out options. Attentive to child just hitting 10yr mark and who is not ready for full menu.
Vegetarian options: Limited
Kid-friendliness: Debatable based on age.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Escargot De Bourgogne, Grilled Filet Mignon, The Grey Stuff, French Onion
The French onion was the only good thing.
The steak tasted like it was on the discount shelf
French fries were cold.
You can be in and out in 20 minutes cause they can rush you.
Save your money and buy a burger
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 1
Service: 4
While it's hard to get a reservation, it's worth the effort to experience the Magic ✨️ of "Be Our Guest" at Disney's Magic Kingdom. It's all about the atmosphere as the three main dinning areas each depict a different area of Prince Adam's castle 🏰 (my favorite is the Beast's layer which is dark and mildly spooky). The food looks great, tastes just OK, the "Grey stuff" is a cookies and cream mousse FYI. Definitely more about the experience than the meal at this Disney dinning option. 🍽
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 4
The inside of the restaurant is super cool but the food was not good. We had a 3 course meal and didn’t finish every single plate it was bad. But the restaurant itself is lovely, and the staff super nice!
Try this place ! It has the most immersion dinning experience and feel catered to. Food is great , and my son got an autographed picture from the Beast for free. They really try to make it an experience for kids and adults alike.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Grilled Filet Mignon
Left after sitting down for 5 minutes is how I’d sum it up
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Favorite spot to eat in Magic Kingdom. Food was delicious and service was impeccable.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: French Onion
Not sure all the hype here! We dined this week with 9 people were put at a tiny circle table literally elbow to elbow and asked to be moved the host said oh 9 fits here fine and walked away! Tried to order chicken and the waiter says um don't its nothing anyone wants! So steak it was yuck the steak was like beef jerky! The starter salad was brown lettuce for the price totally not worth it! And we were in the main dining area the beast came out only to a tiny path what a bore! Maybe they should add more characters,animations something disney is very kids friendly and this place is actually boring and over rated! Our server was nice but everyone else was rude!
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 5
You're paying $$$ to eat inside the Beast's castle and it is very well themed inside. We went here for my daughter's birthday. I made reservations months out yet they were still 30 minutes late on our reservation so we had to wait. We requested to sit in the west wing, but they denied that unless we wanted to wait an additional 45 mins, 1 hour 15 min past our reservation! The service was poor considering that the price is $72 per person, our waiter barely spoke English, got things confused, and was awkward. The food was good but not for this price point, it was the quality of something 1/3 the price at a chain restaurant. The beast walks through every half hour but won't take pictures or visit with your table. Overall, my daughter loved her birthday dinner here, which is what matters. But my wife and I left unimpressed beyond the theming, Disney should be able to do better for $300 for 3 people.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 2
Surprisingly delicious food at a Disney restaurant. Our server was wonderful.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Grilled Filet Mignon, French Onion
We went for my birthday this year, was sooo excited to go but so disappointed. Should have listened to all the people on YouTube saying that it was a bad choice. The steak was horrible, was barely edible. The mashed potatoes taste like box mashed potatoes. The dessert was terrible and so was the onion soup for the starter. Disney definitely needs to put the money into buying better steaks and food for their restaurants. This was an expensive meal and I had to go back to my hotel and order from the menu for dinner. That being said, the service was very good and the people that work here are very nice people and the ambience is gorgeous. They couldn’t have done better with the castle, but it could’ve been a lot bigger on the inside. Disney do better
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 1
Service: 4
Restaurantji Recommends
I never write reviews for restaurants, but I feel compelled to after the stellar experience my wife and I had last night.
We were celebrating our recent marriage at Mickey’s Very Merry and got reservations for dinner at Be Our Guest, making it our second time eating at this restaurant.
The check-in and seating was prompt, and the staff was very warm. The real stand-out in the staffing for my wife and I was Megan from Clermont, who was our server in the Ballroom area. Megan was incredibly attentive, energetic, and amiable, going out of her way to make sure our experience was stellar; five out of five just for her alone.
The food was great as well; my wife had the special, the steak frites, and I had the filet mignon. Both were cooked to our specifications and seasoned perfectly. The dessert trio is also great; the Grey Stuff is indeed delicious, but the lemon jam macaron is the real hidden gem of that dish.
I highly recommend Be Our Guest, and highly recommend asking for Megan from Clermont if you can; truly made our night.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Grey Stuff Cupcake, Grilled Filet Mignon, The Grey Stuff
The atmosphere seemed cheap, looked much nicer in the pictures. I never spent so much money on the most mid meal ever, every single dish even the butter for the bread was over salted. I had to leave mid meal because I couldn’t eat anymore I could feel my blood pressure rising. When I noted my concern the excuse they gave me is salt is a French thing. I’ve been to France and I couldn’t disagree more. French food is flavorful and you can taste the ingredients they put in their dish. All I tasted was salt it was extremely disappointing. Staff was extremely nice and sweet however when we complained about the salt I wish more was done than just being told it’s a French thing. Wasn’t worth it at all, and didn’t feel like a magical experience wouldn’t recommend this place to anyone. Better off buying a mid pizza then pay $150 for a two person course where you won’t enjoy the food. I have no idea how this place even reached 4 stars it deserves 2 stars max and only because staff was so nice.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 5
Amazing food in the beast's (Prince Adam's) castle. We had tuna tartare, filet mignon, roasted chicken, French onion soup, and escargot. You get a choice of a handful of appetizers and main course meals. Each one we tried was really good. Price is a bit steep ($72/each in Nov 24). Nice for a sit down meal sometime during your Disney experience
Kid-friendliness: Could use a lighter menu for teenagers. My daughter did not eat all of the food
Wheelchair accessibility: Easy to navigate with a wheelchair
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: The Grey Stuff, French Onion
This place was wild. Service was fantastic, food was sublime, and the only thing missing was a visit from Belle!
We had a French onion soup, salad, and filet minons. For desert you get a fun strawberry thing, the grey stuff, and a ball of chocolate. I really enjoyed the fun strawberry thing, the grey stuff honestly was a miss for me (sorry dishes) and I was too full to eat the ball of chocolate.
The atmosphere is what really makes this place incredible. We had our food in the west wing, which was .. a bit scary to be honest. The main hall though - it was hopping and really very busy. I think the best spot would’ve been the library.
All in all, I would recommend doing this earlier in the day, and ask for the library. Also prepare to be devastated by the check.
Bonus photo of king triton because he’s a unit.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Appetizers were amazing. Service was impeccable by Ashley Joe, drinks were always full. Food allergies addressed. Limited options overall. Solid choice but scope out options. Attentive to child just hitting 10yr mark and who is not ready for full menu.
Vegetarian options: Limited
Kid-friendliness: Debatable based on age.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Escargot De Bourgogne, Grilled Filet Mignon, The Grey Stuff, French Onion
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