I’m all about the character meals. I do all 4 at DL every time we go. We did 6 while we were at WDW. This is a character meal. I am there with toddlers, this is supposed to be fun. We were done with our main course and we still hadn’t had a princess come around. They weren’t even on the floor yet. Our waiter was amazing, and he obviously got management involved bc when after an hour they finally came around they all did rushed quick stops at our table. Better than nothing I guess but just not pleasant. Akershus was 10000x better for a princess meal. Compared to the princess breakfast at DL this was a huge disappointment. This is the only character meal I would not do again.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 3
Service: 4
Matthew So
Royal Table team manager, you have provided the worst service I've experienced ever.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 3
Service: 1
Meredith V
We’ve been to Cinderella‘s a few times now and I’ve come to admit it’s just for the experience (and even that isn’t always great). Firstly, for the cost and how difficult it is to get reservations, I’m not impressed with the quality of the food or the drinks. On our most recent visit last week, both my husband and I ended up getting pretty upset stomachs. He had the crab topped fish, so maybe that was it. Fortunately our daughter was fine.It’s also VERY loud, especially during lunchtime. Like so loud I had sensory overload and I couldn’t read the menu or focus on anything. I was drowning in screaming children and even louder parents screaming at their children to smile, pose, give the princess a hug, etc. When we went for dinner on our other trips we found it much more enjoyable.I get the idea but I hate how they cram the tables in. There’s no space to really let your kids stand to engage with the princesses if you’re in the “main” area. Fortunately for this lunch we were on the sides and she had space to get out of her chair, twirl, dance, and hug the princesses. Not that you can’t at other tables but you’ve also got to be respectful of others unless you’re a jerk.However, the staff and princesses are great. Our server was so nice and helpful with getting our daughter something she’d eat (they have a secret menu where you can order fries). We were especially impressed with Merida this time around. She was so lively and funny and super engaging with everyone. Our daughter loved her.Kid-friendliness: It depends on your kid. If your kid is easily overwhelmed by crowds, noise, or character interactions, save yourself the money for now. Also, book earlier in the day when your kid isn’t exhausted and cranky. And be respectful of other families. Don’t let your kids interrupt another kid’s experience or scream incessantly just because you don’t want to leave and lose the money.
Food: 4
Service: 4
Lisa P
I give this a two thumbs up! Yes it is pricey but the food was very good and you picked off the menu not buffet. The littles where wide eyed with the princesses they saw (no Cinderella) my only complaint if you will was the wait. We did have to wait after checking in for a table to open up we waited maybe 10 minutes which isn’t bad but the littles were anxious and hungry…..
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Tonya Potter
The food was okay for the price but you pay for the show right! This is going to be a core memory for sure!!! Princess signed our book and took photos with us.I did leave my favorite hat there :( but besides that it was a
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 5
Ming
This restaurant is located inside the park, and it’s hard to make a reservation. The reservation opens 2 months (6 am east coast time) in advance via the Walt Disney World app or online.The overall experience was excellent. The “check in” cast member can be a little friendlier, but the rest of the cast members were phenomenal.We were met by Cinderella as we entered. We then walked upstairs to be seated. We were lucky and got window seats. Throughout the night, there were 4 princesses who came by our table and had a little chat with my daughter. It was super cute.We assumed the food would only be mediocre, but to our surprise… everything served was delicious. They also gave us couple of “souvenirs” - a wishing star and a wand.I highly recommend this restaurant.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Seared Fish of the Day, Grilled Filet Mignon
Randy E. Troxtell
Best of the best!!Vegetarian options: YesDietary restrictions: Didn’t order it, but I’m sure they have the option.Kid-friendliness: YesWheelchair accessibility: Yes
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chocolate Mousse with Hazelnut Ice Cream, Charcuterie Plate, Build-Your-Own-Cupcake, Royal Table, Vanilla Bean Cheesecake, Cinderella's Cocktail Flight, The Clock Strikes Twelve, Seared Fish of the Day, Soup, Royal Both Celebration Champagne Flight, Steamed Mussels, Braised Pork Shank, Grilled Filet Mignon, Braised Beef Appetizer, Grilled Tenderloin of Beef, Mackey Waffles, Bee Enderlon Salad, Assorted Breakfast Pastries, The Royal Breakfast Flight, Beef and Shrimp with Potatoes
R. B.
Went for breakfast with my to celebrate her birthday! Yes it is expensive and yes a reservation is a must but honestly no regrets.Pastries were nothing special. However I enjoyed my mimosa flight! I shared my steak and eggs with my daughter but she got a Mickey waffle for herself. All the princesses came by and spent time with us.Wishing upon a star and receiving a wand was extra special. They even gave her a birthday cupcake! Afterwards you get the chance to meet Cinderella herself and take a picture.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Assorted Breakfast Pastries, The Royal Breakfast Flight
Emily B
Great server & atomosphere. Easy way combine dining and meeting princesses. While eating steak I pushed it on plate and there was a short hair under it. At dessert the coffee infused custard, tasted like unsweet black coffee and was different texture than crème brulee or pana cotta.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 2
Service: 5
Olu Ade
We had to wait 20 minutes pass our set time before they sit us, we were like 20 minutes early so that is like 40 minutes waiting with 2 toddlers that wouldn't stay still. They sat us behind a huge pillar and couldn't see when the princesses enter. The princesses also spent less than a minute with the kids, it was rushed, for the price you pay to see the price and not able to see them enter or the main hall is terrible. The food was okay.
Amazing everything! The food was delicious, the service was exemplary, and the atmosphere was wonderful. The bonus was that you get to meet five princesses, including Cinderella herself downstairs before you go up stairs to dine with the other four princesses. It was an extraordinary experience to say the least.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
John S
Arrived at 5:25 and wasn't seated until after 6. Saw many groups being called as soon as they arrived and were just entering the photo line while we sat and waited for 40 minutes. Easy to overlook if the dinner was good but the major disappointment was our awful seating. The tables in the center and by the windows looked great but they stuck us off to the side right next to a huge stone pillar that completely blocked our view. We couldn't see into the dining room at all. We did not have the experience where you're dining while princesses are all around. We were completely disconnected from everything. There are good and bad tables and I think we had the worst. They should not have seating like that for the money they charge. I was very disappointed and it ruined our dinner.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 3
Service: 4
Rosanta J.
If you're looking for a magical experience, coupled with excellent food, reserve yourself a spot at Cinderella's royal table. I dined at Cinderella's royal table during a girls trip to Disney. The service was great. Even Cinderella greeted us. I was leery because there were only adults in my group, but all staff members made sure we had a magical experience. The food was amazing, I started with a butternut squash soup, followed it with a fillet. Everything was seasoned so well. I never had the desire to reach for salt or pepper. My dessert was gobbled up very quickly, so no pictures of that but I had some type of moose with amazing hazelnut ice cream Every course was lovely and I can't wait to go back again.
S W.
Disappointing. I booked this for lunch on our last day intending to go out with a bang meeting Cinderella. My 3yr old was elated all week leading up to this just for us to find out that she wasn't there for pictures before our lunch or after. Instead, we were told to come back later and see if she was available for a photo. I'm very confused on the idea behind "Cinderellas Royal Table" when you don't get the opportunity to see or meet her? Food was wonderful but at the end of the day we booked this for a chance to see and take a picture with Cinderella and we didn't get that. I wouldn't pay the money again knowing you're gambling with what you get.
I’m all about the character meals. I do all 4 at DL every time we go. We did 6 while we were at WDW. This is a character meal. I am there with toddlers, this is supposed to be fun. We were done with our main course and we still hadn’t had a princess come around. They weren’t even on the floor yet. Our waiter was amazing, and he obviously got management involved bc when after an hour they finally came around they all did rushed quick stops at our table. Better than nothing I guess but just not pleasant. Akershus was 10000x better for a princess meal. Compared to the princess breakfast at DL this was a huge disappointment. This is the only character meal I would not do again.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 3
Service: 4
Royal Table team manager, you have provided the worst service I've experienced ever.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 3
Service: 1
We’ve been to Cinderella‘s a few times now and I’ve come to admit it’s just for the experience (and even that isn’t always great). Firstly, for the cost and how difficult it is to get reservations, I’m not impressed with the quality of the food or the drinks. On our most recent visit last week, both my husband and I ended up getting pretty upset stomachs. He had the crab topped fish, so maybe that was it. Fortunately our daughter was fine.It’s also VERY loud, especially during lunchtime. Like so loud I had sensory overload and I couldn’t read the menu or focus on anything. I was drowning in screaming children and even louder parents screaming at their children to smile, pose, give the princess a hug, etc. When we went for dinner on our other trips we found it much more enjoyable.I get the idea but I hate how they cram the tables in. There’s no space to really let your kids stand to engage with the princesses if you’re in the “main” area. Fortunately for this lunch we were on the sides and she had space to get out of her chair, twirl, dance, and hug the princesses. Not that you can’t at other tables but you’ve also got to be respectful of others unless you’re a jerk.However, the staff and princesses are great. Our server was so nice and helpful with getting our daughter something she’d eat (they have a secret menu where you can order fries). We were especially impressed with Merida this time around. She was so lively and funny and super engaging with everyone. Our daughter loved her.Kid-friendliness: It depends on your kid. If your kid is easily overwhelmed by crowds, noise, or character interactions, save yourself the money for now. Also, book earlier in the day when your kid isn’t exhausted and cranky. And be respectful of other families. Don’t let your kids interrupt another kid’s experience or scream incessantly just because you don’t want to leave and lose the money.
Food: 4
Service: 4
I give this a two thumbs up! Yes it is pricey but the food was very good and you picked off the menu not buffet. The littles where wide eyed with the princesses they saw (no Cinderella) my only complaint if you will was the wait. We did have to wait after checking in for a table to open up we waited maybe 10 minutes which isn’t bad but the littles were anxious and hungry…..
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The food was okay for the price but you pay for the show right! This is going to be a core memory for sure!!! Princess signed our book and took photos with us.I did leave my favorite hat there :( but besides that it was a
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 5
This restaurant is located inside the park, and it’s hard to make a reservation. The reservation opens 2 months (6 am east coast time) in advance via the Walt Disney World app or online.The overall experience was excellent. The “check in” cast member can be a little friendlier, but the rest of the cast members were phenomenal.We were met by Cinderella as we entered. We then walked upstairs to be seated. We were lucky and got window seats. Throughout the night, there were 4 princesses who came by our table and had a little chat with my daughter. It was super cute.We assumed the food would only be mediocre, but to our surprise… everything served was delicious. They also gave us couple of “souvenirs” - a wishing star and a wand.I highly recommend this restaurant.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Seared Fish of the Day, Grilled Filet Mignon
Best of the best!!Vegetarian options: YesDietary restrictions: Didn’t order it, but I’m sure they have the option.Kid-friendliness: YesWheelchair accessibility: Yes
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chocolate Mousse with Hazelnut Ice Cream, Charcuterie Plate, Build-Your-Own-Cupcake, Royal Table, Vanilla Bean Cheesecake, Cinderella's Cocktail Flight, The Clock Strikes Twelve, Seared Fish of the Day, Soup, Royal Both Celebration Champagne Flight, Steamed Mussels, Braised Pork Shank, Grilled Filet Mignon, Braised Beef Appetizer, Grilled Tenderloin of Beef, Mackey Waffles, Bee Enderlon Salad, Assorted Breakfast Pastries, The Royal Breakfast Flight, Beef and Shrimp with Potatoes
Went for breakfast with my to celebrate her birthday! Yes it is expensive and yes a reservation is a must but honestly no regrets.Pastries were nothing special. However I enjoyed my mimosa flight! I shared my steak and eggs with my daughter but she got a Mickey waffle for herself. All the princesses came by and spent time with us.Wishing upon a star and receiving a wand was extra special. They even gave her a birthday cupcake! Afterwards you get the chance to meet Cinderella herself and take a picture.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Assorted Breakfast Pastries, The Royal Breakfast Flight
Great server & atomosphere. Easy way combine dining and meeting princesses. While eating steak I pushed it on plate and there was a short hair under it. At dessert the coffee infused custard, tasted like unsweet black coffee and was different texture than crème brulee or pana cotta.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 2
Service: 5
We had to wait 20 minutes pass our set time before they sit us, we were like 20 minutes early so that is like 40 minutes waiting with 2 toddlers that wouldn't stay still. They sat us behind a huge pillar and couldn't see when the princesses enter. The princesses also spent less than a minute with the kids, it was rushed, for the price you pay to see the price and not able to see them enter or the main hall is terrible. The food was okay.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Vanilla Bean Cheesecake, Braised Beef Appetizer
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Wheelchair accessibility: Elevator available
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 5
Amazing everything! The food was delicious, the service was exemplary, and the atmosphere was wonderful. The bonus was that you get to meet five princesses, including Cinderella herself downstairs before you go up stairs to dine with the other four princesses. It was an extraordinary experience to say the least.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Arrived at 5:25 and wasn't seated until after 6. Saw many groups being called as soon as they arrived and were just entering the photo line while we sat and waited for 40 minutes. Easy to overlook if the dinner was good but the major disappointment was our awful seating. The tables in the center and by the windows looked great but they stuck us off to the side right next to a huge stone pillar that completely blocked our view. We couldn't see into the dining room at all. We did not have the experience where you're dining while princesses are all around. We were completely disconnected from everything. There are good and bad tables and I think we had the worst. They should not have seating like that for the money they charge. I was very disappointed and it ruined our dinner.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 3
Service: 4
If you're looking for a magical experience, coupled with excellent food, reserve yourself a spot at Cinderella's royal table. I dined at Cinderella's royal table during a girls trip to Disney. The service was great. Even Cinderella greeted us. I was leery because there were only adults in my group, but all staff members made sure we had a magical experience. The food was amazing, I started with a butternut squash soup, followed it with a fillet. Everything was seasoned so well. I never had the desire to reach for salt or pepper. My dessert was gobbled up very quickly, so no pictures of that but I had some type of moose with amazing hazelnut ice cream Every course was lovely and I can't wait to go back again.
Disappointing. I booked this for lunch on our last day intending to go out with a bang meeting Cinderella. My 3yr old was elated all week leading up to this just for us to find out that she wasn't there for pictures before our lunch or after. Instead, we were told to come back later and see if she was available for a photo. I'm very confused on the idea behind "Cinderellas Royal Table" when you don't get the opportunity to see or meet her? Food was wonderful but at the end of the day we booked this for a chance to see and take a picture with Cinderella and we didn't get that. I wouldn't pay the money again knowing you're gambling with what you get.