We ate at auberge de cendrillon wednesday 25th August and really enjoyed the experience. There was me, my husband our two son's (9 & 11) and our daughter (5). We used our premium half board vouchers for the meal so only had to leave a tip.
We did arrive a bit too early for our 1pm reservation so sat outside for about half an hour and found cinderella's carriage just around the back of the restaurant.
Just before 1pm the cm showed us into the foyer where we confirmed our booking and then out of a door to the left appeared Cinderella
We were all wowed by her, especially our daughter Victoria who stood there staring not sure what she should do. Cinderella was very friendly and held out her hands to dance but Victoria did need some encouragement to go with her. After the initial shock she enjoyed posing for the photographs and talking to her and after a fair while we were shown to our table. We were seated to the left as you enter the main room, probably as far as you can get from the dance floor but this didn't stop us enjoying ourselves and it was in fact a very relaxed unrushed meal.
When we had been sat for 5 min music sounded over the speakers and it was announced that snow white would be dancing with her prince. My husband took Victoria to the dance floor to watch and once they had finished snow white asked where was the princess sitting as she must come and talk to her! I thought this was a lovely touch and really made our daughter feel special
We were brought a delicious cocktail each and large prawns on sticks which tasted of garlic, yum

and there was a bread basket and butter on the table which the children had some of. It wasn't long before snow white and her prince appeared at our table and we all enjoyed talking to them, they signed our books and had photos then continued on to other tables.
The music sounded again and one of the mice friends appeared, as she made her way to us round the tables our waitress took our order for main course and brought out the starters. We had a long plate with 3 different starters on, the smoked salmon which was very nice, tomato tartare which was also tasty and the fois gras (sp?) which neither of us liked one bit! The children had a melon drink which was an acquired taste! Tomato and mozzerella balls and tuna mayo all of which were ok. We met the mouse and then waited for the main courses.
Victoria was kept well occupied with the picture to colour on the back of the menu so there wasn't any moans about waiting for the food and her 2 brothers were being very patient and seemed to be enjoying the experience too.
We didn't have to wait too long and our main courses arrived, all were delicious. I had lamb with a ragu of veg, some lovely cheesy potato and a thyme gravy. My hubby had veal with mushroom sauce and said it was very tender, this came with a mixture of veg and the same potatoes. Our 2 youngest had the shaped mickey pasta parcels and loved them and our eldest had the burger with gravy, mash (not very much) and the same veg selection. Half way through eating I asked the waitress about the wine as we hadn't had any and it was included, as it happens the wine didn't even turn up until we were just finishing our mains!! That was our only complaint.
The music sounded again and this time belle and the beast (as the prince) arrived to dance. Belle is a favourite so I got up this time with Victoria and we watched her dancing then went back to our table to finish the meal.
It did take quite a while for them to reach our table and Victoria couldn't contain her excitement. When they got to us finally they did chat for a long time and we took photos etc.
The last character was the other mouse friend of cinderella who wandered round while we ate desserts. The desserts were lovely and we all swapped ours round to end up with things we all liked! We had a tart with raspberries on, a mint mousse and a small moussy cheesecake in a mini glass. The children got a pink sorbet in a cone, a choc lolly and choc slipper, a choc brownie, candy floss and a mini strawberry milkshake! It was all lovely and I think I also had a coffee to finish with a little marzipan sweet with it.
This is definitely an experience to do with little girls (and mum's too

) I loved every minute of it and we will all remember meeting the princesses for a long time
