Average wait time for le Cellier?

[A&MsMommy]

I know this is probably a strange ?? but I can't remember last time we were there....If I have a 4:20 ressie, how long would the normal wait time to be seated?

 

[princessmom29]

It totally varies. We have waited 10 min, and we have waited over an hour. It depends on how many no-shows there are, and how fast things are moving on any given day.

 

[Cafeen]

4:20 is near the start of Dinner service (it opens at 4 for dinner). Most likely you will be in the first "wave" of seating and it shouldn't be too bad (e.g. not enough time to get backed up yet).

Of course, this is just conjecture, so take it with a grain of salt.

When we were there last year for a 1:05? (something like that) lunch, we did wait quite awhile (30-45mins).

 

[Connears]

I have eaten there each trip for the last 5 xmas weeks and it has always been at least 20 minutes. It seems they are always running behind, but this has been for dinner (CP is running then also) and its peak week. We have never minded the wait and really enjoy our meals there.

Connears

 

[clc053103]

Last sept our wait was over 1 1/2 hours. Place tends to be overbooked during free dining.

 

[TDC Nala]

Last sept our wait was over 1 1/2 hours. Place tends to be overbooked during free dining.

Waited 10 minutes last Saturday, September 4, and that was with a party of 3 going in on a reservation for two (12:50 lunch reservation, we entered at 12:30 as we'd decided to try and go in with an extra person). The restaurant was not full, not even close.

 

[Colleen27]

That early shouldn't be too bad I don't think. We've checked in and had such a long wait that they were out of pagers and just told us to come back in 45 minutes, but that was for a late dinner seating. Several of my more Disney-experienced friends said the trick to timely seating there is to make an early ADR, because between fewer-than-anticipated no-shows and slower-than-average table turnover they usually get to running quite behind later in the evenings.