Concierge Question

[Rambler5678]

What is included in the regular veranda suite on the Treasure in concierge? Can you order food from the restaurants for breakfast/lunch/dinner, or Palo?

 

[pangyal]

Only one-bedroom Concierge and up can order from the restaurants for dinner. And, unless they’ve changed it, only the equivalent of the Walt or Roy Suite can order from Palo at all to the room.

 

[OKW Lover]

What is included in the regular veranda suite on the Treasure in concierge?

The big advantage is access to the lounge. There you'll find nice small snacks that change at various times during the day.

 

[Dug720]

A veranda cabin is going to have different perks than a suite. Which do you have - a Concierge Veranda Cabin or one of the Concierge Suites?

 

[Lillebelle]

The above is correct about ordering from the restaurants. For the Treasure and Wish, though, there are also a couple additional hot food options for concierge (at least I assume the Treasure is the same as the Wish). There's a special concierge room service menu you can order from regardless of room type, and there's also hot food you can order in the lounge that's different than the normal counter buffet items.

 

[emchen]

For the Treasure and Wish, though, there are also a couple additional hot food options for concierge (at least I assume the Treasure is the same as the Wish). There's a special concierge room service menu you can order from regardless of room type, and there's also hot food you can order in the lounge that's different than the normal counter buffet items.

Is there an online link for the special concierge room service menu or do you have to contact shoreside services?

 

[RedHead0186]

Is there an online link for the special concierge room service menu or do you have to contact shoreside services?

I would check Disney Cruise Line Blog. They've got a lot of the menus, I'd be surprised if they didn't have that one.

 

[Lillebelle]

Disney doesn't have them posted AFAIK but this blog has the menus from the Wish:

https://disneycruisefamilytravelblo...-wish-concierge-lounge-and-room-service-menu/

I think breakfast room service is the same as the other ships:
https://disneycruisefamilytravelblog.com/2024/09/20/updated-concierge-room-service-breakfast-menu/

Also one thing about ordering from the restaurants if you do have a 1 bedroom suite -- you can't just order stuff whenever. They have to fit it into the flow of regular meal service, so there are specific windows/cutoff times to get meals from the dining rooms (that align with first and second seating).

 

[bobbiwoz]

My cousins had concierge on The Treasure last week. I asked about food, and she sent me this:

Well, we didn't do rotational at all as too many things had paprika, sooo Lissa had her own personal chef in concierge and at Festival of Foods quick service. There, they specially did her burgers and chicken tenders using a separate grill and plain seasonings. In concierge, they have a menu with 4 choices for breakfast, lunch, and dinner as well as an Ala cart area. So I ate wagyu beef, beef tenderloin, lamb, etc all which came from Palo and Enchante...we were very spoiled with our personal chef in concierge too.

Is this normal for concierge, or did they have a suite as is mentioned above?

 

[holula]

To get food from the MDRs you have to have at least a 1 bedroom suite.

I thought that to get food from Palo you had to be in a Royal. It was definitely that way the only time I did concierge but that was in 2014, so not the most recent experience.

 

[RedHead0186]

To get food from the MDRs you have to have at least a 1 bedroom suite.

I thought that to get food from Palo you had to be in a Royal. It was definitely that way the only time I did concierge but that was in 2014, so not the most recent experience.

That's my understanding as well. 1 bedroom and up can order dinner from the MDRs (and hot breakfast). Royal Suites can order from Palo.

 

[RedHead0186]

My cousins had concierge on The Treasure last week. I asked about food, and she sent me this:

Well, we didn't do rotational at all as too many things had paprika, sooo Lissa had her own personal chef in concierge and at Festival of Foods quick service. There, they specially did her burgers and chicken tenders using a separate grill and plain seasonings. In concierge, they have a menu with 4 choices for breakfast, lunch, and dinner as well as an Ala cart area. So I ate wagyu beef, beef tenderloin, lamb, etc all which came from Palo and Enchante...we were very spoiled with our personal chef in concierge too.

Is this normal for concierge, or did they have a suite as is mentioned above?

The Wish had a limited menu of hot items made to order in the concierge lounge, so I'm guessing that's part of what she's referring to about her own "personal chef."

As PP noted, getting food from Enchante/Palo is (I thought) only in the Royal Suites.

 

[jceric2002]

My cousins had concierge on The Treasure last week. I asked about food, and she sent me this:

Well, we didn't do rotational at all as too many things had paprika, sooo Lissa had her own personal chef in concierge and at Festival of Foods quick service. There, they specially did her burgers and chicken tenders using a separate grill and plain seasonings. In concierge, they have a menu with 4 choices for breakfast, lunch, and dinner as well as an Ala cart area. So I ate wagyu beef, beef tenderloin, lamb, etc all which came from Palo and Enchante...we were very spoiled with our personal chef in concierge too.

Is this normal for concierge, or did they have a suite as is mentioned above?

hi, i would like to ask, did you mean that if you ask them nicely, they would cook special food for you and you can eat them in the concierge lounge? i ask this because we are going on Disney Adventure in a concierge room that doesnt have a dining table.

thanks for your reply