CG brunch opinions?

Megara5115

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The menu looks great to me and I am just curious if anyone has been what your thoughts are. Is it difficult to get reservations? We would have to bring our two year old along as well and wondering if that would be an ok setting for him (we have never been to CG at all). Thank you in advance!
 
I'm going for first time in Dec. I think since it's only offer one day a week.... ADRs can be hard to come by.... plan as far out as possible
 
A 2 yo would probably be fine. Is the toddler normally ok in restaurants? The brunch is excellent and worth trying at least once.
 
We went in May (the Sunday before Memorial Day) and are going again in September. Getting a reservation for September was much harder than for May. As another poster said, brunch is only offered on Sundays so reservations may be difficult to get depending on when you want to go. I used Touring Plans to get the reservation in September.

There are 2 parts to brunch: the buffet and the table service. The buffet has things like sushi, salad, charcuterie/cheese, fruit, bagels, etc. Once you've had your fill of that, you will order your entree from the menu. There is also a bloody mary bar (at an additional cost), but mimosas, sodas and french press coffee are included. Oh, and you'll also receive a dessert platter after you finish your entrees. I'm a vegetarian, so I didn't sample any of the meat offerings, but my husband said everything he had was really good. We're really looking forward to going again in September. Be warned - you will be totally and completely stuffed when you leave, so don't plan anything too crazy for a few hours after you're finished lol!
 
A 2 yo would probably be fine. Is the toddler normally ok in restaurants? The brunch is excellent and worth trying at least once.
Right now he is 17 months and he is ok... maybe I will reserve it and then see how he is doing as we get closer? I wouldn't normally bring him to a signature (I know many people do but for me I would rather relax than manage a toddler) but I was thinking brunch would be a bit more easy going and he would ve in a better mood.

We went in May (the Sunday before Memorial Day) and are going again in September. Getting a reservation for September was much harder than for May. As another poster said, brunch is only offered on Sundays so reservations may be difficult to get depending on when you want to go. I used Touring Plans to get the reservation in September.

There are 2 parts to brunch: the buffet and the table service. The buffet has things like sushi, salad, charcuterie/cheese, fruit, bagels, etc. Once you've had your fill of that, you will order your entree from the menu. There is also a bloody mary bar (at an additional cost), but mimosas, sodas and french press coffee are included. Oh, and you'll also receive a dessert platter after you finish your entrees. I'm a vegetarian, so I didn't sample any of the meat offerings, but my husband said everything he had was really good. We're really looking forward to going again in September. Be warned - you will be totally and completely stuffed when you leave, so don't plan anything too crazy for a few hours after you're finished lol!
Thank you for the review! The menu looks really great- hits on a lot of our favorites so it has really peaked my interest!
 
My sister & I went at the end of February, it was delicious food. It was loud though, children screaming and running about. Although I did enjoy it, I would probably try for earlier.

I enjoyed also the views of Magic Kingdom during the daylight & there was a wonderful string quartet playing by the window while we were there, I got to request a song.
 





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