can you order a burger for dinner at le cellier

[ngvenice]

will my son be able to order a burger for dinner, he's counted as an adult, i see burgers on the lunch menu but not dinner menu

 

[kirrrby]

I have not seen a burger on the childrens menu. I remember there being something like beefaroni and a pick menu, where they could pick three items and whatnot. No burger though.

 

[TheRustyScupper]

1) Usually, lunch items are not available for dinner, and vice versa.
2) All you can do is ask when you get there.

 

[ManMythLegend]

will my son be able to order a burger for dinner, he's counted as an adult, i see burgers on the lunch menu but not dinner menu

If you ask for a burger, they will make you a burger. There is no reason for them not to comply with such a simple request.

 

[Cee]

I believe there is a steak burger on the menu. Adult DS says it's great!

 

[n2mm]

I believe there is a steak burger on the menu. Adult DS says it's great!

Nope, that's gone. It was replaced with the regular burger this year.

OP, all you can do is ask, but have a backup plan as I've been turned down several times for asking for a lunch item at dinner. However, when our grandson use to go to LeCellier with us, he would generally order the filet with no sauce and french fries on the side. Since he was using an adult credit, they always would accommodate this request. So if you son likes steak, they will make him any of the steaks on the menu and hold the sauces.

 

[ngvenice]

Nope, that's gone. It was replaced with the regular buger this year.

OP, all you can do is ask, but have a backup plan as I've been turned down several times for asking for a lunch item at dinner. However, when our grandson use to go to LeCellier with us, he would generally order the filet with no sauce and french fries on the side. Since he was using an adult credit, they always would accommodate this request. So if you son likes steak, they will make him any of the steaks on the menu and hold the sauces.

thanx, he does love steak but yeah that was what I was worried about that he wouldnt like the "fancy" stuff!

 

[TDC Nala]

If you ask for a burger, they will make you a burger. There is no reason for them not to comply with such a simple request.

If the ingredients aren't prepped, they can't comply. As stated above, you can ask for anything on the menu without sauces or spices. If you are not ordering from the fixed price chefs favorites menu, they can substitute sides.

 

[ManMythLegend]

If the ingredients aren't prepped, they can't comply. As stated above, you can ask for anything on the menu without sauces or spices. If you are not ordering from the fixed price chefs favorites menu, they can substitute sides.

It's a burger? How can they not have ground beef? Ask for the burger, they'll make it.

 

[BEASLYBOO]

thanx, he does love steak but yeah that was what I was worried about that he wouldnt like the "fancy" stuff!

My best friends son loves steak, plain, no seasonings, especially no sauce etc. and at Le Cellier and all Disney restaurants they do prepare it that way for him upon request!

 

[TDC Nala]

Never said the ingredients weren't available but it is always possible they won't be prepped. I certainly can't guarantee that they'll make a burger if you ask. That information would have to come from someone who has actually asked.

 

[ManMythLegend]

Never said the ingredients weren't available but it is always possible they won't be prepped. I certainly can't guarantee that they'll make a burger if you ask. That information would have to come from someone who has actually asked.

If my son asked for a burger and they refused, I would go ballistic!

 

[LilyWDW]

If my son asked for a burger and they refused, I would go ballistic!

Seriously? They don't offer a burger at dinner. As such, no one should expect to get a burger at dinner. If they happen to have the items prepped, then you may get lucky. If they don't, then you don't get a burger. Going "ballistic" would change a thing besides maybe being escorted out of the restaurant and possibly the park.

Why do people "expect" to have things done special for them?

*Note: this is not saying anything to the OP, but to the poster quoted. Asking is fine, expecting is not.*

 

[TheRustyScupper]

Why do people "expect" to have things done special for them?

1) Well said.
2) I can see a medical condition causing dislikes (autism, etc).
3) But most cases are simply due to "picky" eaters.
4) Maybe McDonald's is a better choice.

 

[crashbb]

If my son asked for a burger and they refused, I would go ballistic!

And, I, as a fellow guest would laugh. A lot. And possibly point out the idiot at the table beside us to fellow guests. And definitely post about in the thread of "crazy guests you've seen at WDW".

 

[ManMythLegend]

And, I, as a fellow guest would laugh. A lot. And possibly point out the idiot at the table beside us to fellow guests. And definitely post about in the thread of "crazy guests you've seen at WDW".

And I'd wink at you when my son got his burger And then say "that's how playas roll."

 

[TDC Nala]

As security rolls Mr. Ballistic out of the park.

Of course you can ask for a burger - but Disney's mantra for restaurants and resorts is "no guarantees."

 

[WDWisTheBest]

Seriously? They don't offer a burger at dinner. As such, no one should expect to get a burger at dinner. If they happen to have the items prepped, then you may get lucky. If they don't, then you don't get a burger. Going "ballistic" would change a thing besides maybe being escorted out of the restaurant and possibly the park.

Why do people "expect" to have things done special for them?

*Note: this is not saying anything to the OP, but to the poster quoted. Asking is fine, expecting is not.*

You took the words out of my mouth. There are other restaurants, expecially the Electric Umbrella, which would be happy to supply a "burger" at dinner. Here is one:Bacon Double Cheeseburger - served with fries or grapes $8.09

For lunch, here is the Le Cellier "burger":Le Cellier House Burger - with maple barbecue, Black Diamond Cheddar, and crispy onions $13.99

I didn't see a burger at dinner at Le Cellier for "playas" but maybe there is a special menu for them.

 

[ManMythLegend]

As security rolls Mr. Ballistic out of the park.

Of course you can ask for a burger - but Disney's mantra for restaurants and resorts is "no guarantees."

LOL yea security is going to roll me out b/c my son is not getting his burger. I'm pretty positive that Le Celier will make the burger and not let the situation escalate to that point.

 

[chocovrdmicears]

LOL yea security is going to roll me out b/c my son is not getting his burger. I'm pretty positive that Le Celier will make the burger and not let the situation escalate to that point.

Security will not "roll you out" because your son isn't getting his burger.
Security will "roll you out" because you are pitching a fit about not getting something that isn't on the menu.

This may come as a shock to you, but we have asked on a few occasions if we could order something off the lunch menu. Sometimes they accomodated us, sometimes they were unable to. You cannot always get what you want, when you want it. Pitching a fit will not help.