Beaches and Cream

[jazmyin]

I wanted to take my son there for the kitchen sink sunday during our stay. Do you need to make ressie's in advance for that? Our stay is the end of Aug to Sept 2nd. (Yes, during Free dining but not doing the free dining )

 

[Sawx04]

I wanted to take my son there for the kitchen sink sunday during our stay. Do you need to make ressie's in advance for that? Our stay is the end of Aug to Sept 2nd. (Yes, during Free dining but not doing the free dining )

No ressies for B&C...first come, first served.

BTW, they are opened 11:00am to 11:00pm.

Enjoy!

 

[Paul in CT]

It has been our experience that getting a table at B&C often requires a long wait unless you go at a less popular time like mid-afternoon. My DW and I finally scored a table with only a five minute wait in June at around 3 in the afternoon. We saw a couple of "Kitchen Sinks" delivered while we were there. They were shared by 5 and 6 people, respectively. Are you sure you want one for just the two of you? If so, you had better be hungry.

 

[cheesekate2005]

I have gone twice to Beaches and Cream for the Kitchen sink. The first time was in the evening, maybe 7:00 (?) and we had to wait maybe a half hour. The second time we went in the afternoon (a stop when park hopping between DHS and Epcot) and we were seated immediately. It is a very very tiny place, with only a few tables and a counter with seating, so it cannot accomodate a lot of people at once. But, it is absolutely worth it! You will probably have a blast!

 

[*KeepMovingForward*]

We do B&C a lot and its about 50/50 whether we have to wait or not. The kitchen sink is great, but quite challenging. We had six people share one (four being grown men) and we struggled to finish. The brownies they put in there sunk like rocks in my stomach...but so worth the total experience!