Cafe Orleans menu picture?

[rszdtrvl]

Does anyone have a photo of the Cafe Orleans menu? For Breakfast, Lunch, and/or Dinner?

I really want to go there to get beignets, but the menu's online don't look like they have anything DH or DS will eat.

I know we went there for breakfast (where I had beignets last year) but I have no memory of what the menu looked like. And I am sure the the online menu base does not have absolutely everything that is on the menu.

Thanks, in advance!!

 

[PinkBudgie]

I don't have a menu pic but we had the chicken sandwhich when we went this past summer.

We also had the fries:

We were stuffed so DH and I split his birthday beignet.

The chicken sandwhich was just ok. I would like to go back but this time all I will get is fries (very good! ) and the beignets. My point is, even if you think there really isn't much the rest of your family wants, just have fries and beignets. I don't think you all have to order some big, giant meal.

 

[bumbershoot]

Since you've already looked on wdwinfo (here), I'd check out the disneyland resort menu section of allears.net. you could certainly just stop in to have beignets and coffee, after eating elsewhere.

Though the pommes frites are pretty good, and we had them made without "green stuff" (parsley) since DS balks at eating things with visible herbs like that.

 

[rszdtrvl]

I have the page from allears.net saved, and no mention that I can see about breakfast dishes.



edit..........

Found one (finally) :

http://www.themouseforless.com/tripplanning/menus/dl/recipePrint/cafeorleans.htm

YAY!!

 

[DangerMouse]

I have the page from allears.net saved, and no mention that I can see about breakfast dishes.

Is this what you're needing?

http://allears.net/dlr/din/menu/men_crb.htm

 

[disneynerd420]

I can say with utmost confidence that the menus on Allears and The mouse for less are accurate. I have been to Cafe Orleans several times now and those are the dishes that they offer. The restaurants, even the table service ones, in DLR do not have expansive menus. They stick to simple menus so it is easier to serve the hoards of people that dine there, without having to have such an extensive staff in the kitchen.

 

[rszdtrvl]

Is this what you're needing?

http://allears.net/dlr/din/menu/men_crb.htm

That is exactly what I was looking for. I wonder why I could only find lunch and dinner items? Thanks so much!!

 

[lorieintucson]

I see that that bfast menu is dated April 08, so you may want to double check with DIsney Dining to make sure that Cafe Orleans is open for breakfast when you are there. I wanted to make PS this December and was told that they are not open then for breakfast. And when we went in June they also did not serve breakfast. I think it is seasonally, and i seem to be missing the season. FWIW, the mac and cheese there is awesome!

 

[DisneyDork1969]

I see that that bfast menu is dated April 08, so you may want to double check with Disney Dining to make sure that Cafe Orleans is open for breakfast when you are there. I wanted to make PS this December and was told that they are not open then for breakfast. And when we went in June they also did not serve breakfast. I think it is seasonally, and i seem to be missing the season. FWIW, the mac and cheese there is awesome!

I just called today to get a breakfast seating, but Cafe Orleans NO LONGER offers breakfast...only Carnation Cafe & Plaza Inn...I now have a ADR for 11/29 @ 8am for Carnation Cafe...

Jon C

 

[rszdtrvl]

I just called today to get a breakfast seating, but Cafe Orleans NO LONGER offers breakfast...only Carnation Cafe & Plaza Inn...I now have a ADR for 11/29 @ 8am for Carnation Cafe...

Jon C

Luckily I have a few months to go before I can PS. Hopefully they will be open for breakfast?? If not, I guess we will need to plan a Beignet Buffet at lunch then. LOL
Thanks for the info! It was 2008 when we ate breakfast there, and a lot can change in a year.

 

[karylrocks]

Since you've already looked on wdwinfo (here), I'd check out the disneyland resort menu section of allears.net. you could certainly just stop in to have beignets and coffee, after eating elsewhere.

Is it easy to just stop in or do you need a PS? I would like to try Cafe Orleans in mid-December for lunch, dinner or just dessert, but I don't know when we will go so don't want to make a PS, unless maybe I do it the day before.

 

[disneynerd420]

Is it easy to just stop in or do you need a PS? I would like to try Cafe Orleans in mid-December for lunch, dinner or just dessert, but I don't know when we will go so don't want to make a PS, unless maybe I do it the day before.

If you can... always get PS! The reason for this being is, you will never know how busy the restaurant will be when you go. I would rather have PS and not need it, then wait an hour or more for a table without it.

 

[ScooterL]

I think Cafe Orleans was only open for breakfast during the early part of 2008...I haven't seen it open for breakfast this year at all.

 

[bumbershoot]

Totally missed the breakfast mention.

It was open for b'fast when RiverBelle Terrace was closed. We had a lovely, if chilly, b'fast on the patio in December '07.

But I don't think it's open at all for b'fast now.

Good choice for beignets! I tried the ones at the Jazz Kitchen window, and they were so nasty. The CO beignets taste much closer to what my tastebuds remember from Cafe du Monde. Which is the opposite of what I expected.


Although we had a PS, we got there about 25 minutes ahead of time. They said we could wait until 10 minutes before the PS, check in, then wait again, or we could dump the PS, sign up as a walk-up, and wait far far less time. We chose to dump the PS.

So I'd make a PS, but if you're hungry before then, it can't hurt to see what the walk-up time is. You do have to have your whole party there before you are seated, so don't send the family on Pirates while you wait, b/c you need them easily "recalled" when they call you.

 

[disneynerd420]

I would have to imagine that they may have decided not to offer breakfast anymore since the RBT is a stones throw away and they have the breakfast market on that area of the park.

 

[jacky b]

I believe they quit serving breakfast when they were working on some of the shared kitchens. There was some remodeling being done.