1900 Park Fare

[migmarlin]

I am thinking of taking my daughter (6) to the Park Fare restaurant for her birthday. Would this be a nice experience for her? Anyone been there recently that can help out with the menu and prices? Anything anyone can help with would be great. Thanks!

 

[kwsoccerkid]

We had a blast there my kids are much older they had fun the character's
Come to every table they take picture's and mingle with you the food is good it can get very loud in there. The food is ASIAN-FRENCH-ITALIAN-SPANISH all you can eat. I usually do a character meal with my family this was one of the best character interaction we had. I enjoyed a french dish and I asked for the recipe the chef came out to our table and spent at least 15 minutes talking with us I would highly recommend.

 

[kwsoccerkid]

We had a blast there my kids are much older they had fun the character's
Come to every table they take picture's and mingle with you the food is good it can get very loud in there. The food is ASIAN-FRENCH-ITALIAN-SPANISH all you can eat. I usually do a character meal with my family this was one of the best character interaction we had. I enjoyed a french dish and I asked for the recipe the chef came out to our table and spent at least 15 minutes talking with us I would highly recommend.

 

[Luis Rodriguez]

I am thinking of taking my daughter (6) to the Park Fare restaurant for her birthday. Would this be a nice experience for her? Anyone been there recently that can help out with the menu and prices? Anything anyone can help with would be great. Thanks!

migmarlin,

We were there this last September, during our DD (6) birthday trip . We really liked it, and thought it was a lot of fun.

You can find more info on the menu and prices here:

http://allears.net/menu/men_19d.htm

Be sure of telling your server (and everyone else!!) about your daughter's birthday. Also, there are some photos of our visit here:

A Dinner with Cinderella...


Hope this helps.

Regards,

Luis.

 

[Amy&Dan]

I can't think of a better place to take a little girl for her 6th birthday! The dinner with Cinderella is wonderful but breakfast is also very nice. At breakast you will typically see Alice in Wonderland, Mad Hatter, Pooh characters and Mary Poppins. Breakast is cheaper, however, if your little girl is a Cinderella fan, go to dinner, she'll be in heaven!


1900 Park Fare has been my daughter's favorite for years, and she's 12 now and still loves it.

Have fun!

 

[sherabby]

My son loved our meal there and really wants to go back again! He interacted with the step sisters and still talks about it! Watch out for the step mother though. She really plays her part.

 

[karibritt01]

We did this about 18 months ago. We surprised DD with a trip to BBB in the afternoon (brought our Cinderella dress from home, and had her hair, makeup, and nails done for $45.) We then went over there for dinner. Fairy Godmother made a huge deal about being there with her Cinderella.

Prince Charming came around to the table and asked "Cinderella" to dance. It was the highlight of her trip!

We thought the buffet was good... lots to choose from. The other characters were great too, especially the mice. We did not see the Stepmother or Stepsisters when we were there... but it has been awhile. I would definitely do this meal again!

We have also done the Alice breakfast there. It was good, but nothing special as compared to the other character breakfasts. Interaction was more rushed on the day we were there.

 

[DisneyLover75]

Sounds like a blast to me! We love 1900PF! We have been there for both meals.

My kids and I prefer the breakfast cast, with Alice and the Mad Hatter, but we adored the dinner experience too. The stepsisters and Lady Tremayne were really fun. You really can't go wrong.

I was there for DD's 4th birthday and we had the breakfast, and Pooh and Tigger brought out a big cupcake for her, with an autographed placemat and a crown. She was delighted.

They are really great when it comes to that stuff. And really, so are all the other places!