1900 Park Faire For Dinner?

[devine5829]

I would love to hear all about it.

Would you recommend it? What did you eat? What did your kids eat?

All the details would be great!

 

[Minniespal]

Sorry I can't answer your question but there have been lots and lots of recommendations for this restaurant for dinner on the boards recently.

I have never eaten here but after all the positive feedback made ps for our October trip.

 

[jacksonsmom]

Originally posted by devine5829
I would love to hear all about it.

Would you recommend it? What did you eat? What did your kids eat?

YES! I would recommend it. It was a very nice & relaxing meal. I did not feel rushed & everyone ate until we could not eat anymore.

As far as what we ate, I had the cheese lagansa (oh it was SOOO good...I love pasta) I also had the Strawberry soup (YUMMY!!!!) I KNOW I had other things too but those two items stick out in my mind.
For the life of me I can not remember what my husband had but he finished it all so it must have been GOOD

My son is a very picky eater so he stuck with the mac & cheese. He also had some bread/rolls too.
Afterwards he made a cupcake for dessert. He decorted it with gummy bears! LOL

For my dessert I believe I had some kind of key lime tart. It was very delicious!

We enjoyed our meal so much that my mother & I are planning on going to it again in June 2005

 

[nataliesdaddy]

Its a buffet - chicken roasted and fried - roast beef - ham - various hot or cold pasta dishes - pastries - fruits - salad bar - items for the kids - a wonderful spread for deserts - its not like eating at some 5 start restaurant for sure or even 4 star - but given the purpose... KIDS... well by that standard you could consider it an array of culinary mastery!!! hahahahaha... to reference where I am coming from ... I am very spoiled... eat and stay at 5 star restaurants and resorts... love lobster thermadour, beef welllington, coq au vin, opus one, etc... so being as I have ludicrously expensive tastes... I would say the food is just fine...some of it quite good... especially considering its only like 24 bucks a head for adults. The atmosphere? same thing... I would not go to such a place on a date...its not the russian tea room... its not Checkers in LA... but from a Kids perspective? The place is perfect!!!!!! Simply perfect... the only better Cinderella atmosphere (princess atmosphere can be found at Epcot for breakfast at Norway) I could have done for my daughter is Cinderellas castle...which we did... But Cindy's is a plated affair with waiters and waitresses catering to your whims... no buffet... my daughter much preferred the buffet...

hey its Disney... you'll love it

 

[callaghan]

I am interested too. We have it booked TWICE for our "Cinderella or Bust Tour".
callie

 

[disneyterri]

I highly recommend 1900 Park Fair. We ate the this past December and had the best time. The food was wonderful (I don't remember exactly what we ate, but I know a loved it all). The character interaction was outstanding. My 2yo DD was is awe through the whole meal. The kids especially loved making their own dessert. Don't think twice, go.

 

[DISNEYFAMILYOFFOUR]

We went in May. The character interaction was simply wonderful. I could not get Cinderella's mice to leave my two little kids alone!!! They kept on hugging them, posing for pictures, and even made them sit on their laps on the floor.

We will definitely re-do this dinner next year.

P.S.--Cinderella, of course, was there too along with her Prince and her Fairy Godmother.

 

[momtotnt]

Questions too please..... Is this in the Grand Floridian? Do you have to have WDW tix in order to have dinner there, and what is the PS lead time for ressie's? TIA

 

[DISNEYFAMILYOFFOUR]

Yes, it is in the Grand Floridian. No, you do not need a park ticket. Sorry, I do not understand your "lead time" question.

Hope I helped.

 

[disneydude]

Just went this past weekend and absolutly loved it. My little girl (3 yo) is still talking about it. would reccomend it to anyone looking for a good meal or to meet cinderella and friends.

 

[Deb & Bill]

Think it is 90 days out for PS at 1900 PF.

 

[Hadjii]

Although we've never had dinner there, we did have breakfast and I must say, it was one of our all time favorite character meals. The restaurant is beautiful, the characters were great and the little courtyard was lovely for photo taking. Hope you enjoy PF! - Nancy

 

[SnowWhiteIsDreaming]

Acutally you can book this one 120 days out since it is at one of the resorts. I just booked it easily for Oct - I should have called more than a month ago, but just decided to do it.

-karen