Dining at Club 33!

[disney4metoo]

We were forunate to get an invite to Club 33. Here are the photos!

 

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[RENThead09]

For those of us that will never get there...thank you for posting the pictures. The food looks incredible. What is the main entree that is above the steak. It looks soooooo good.

Hope you had a great time.

 

[deejdigsdis]

I could really use some of those fun chocolate desserts about now. Thanks for sharing!

 

[DisCookie]

neat, thanks for sharing.

 

[SeattleTink]

Awesome pictures!

I have a question for you..did you go for lunch or dinner? Was it ala carte or buffet?

I have a lead on an "in" through my work and could be going in February and am curious on the pricing and selections.

Thanks in advance!

 

[pixiewings71]

Very cool! Thank You for sharing!!

 

[goofycathy]

yummmmmmmmmmmmm!!! my mouth is watering!

 

[disney4metoo]

For those of us that will never get there...thank you for posting the pictures. The food looks incredible. What is the main entree that is above the steak. It looks soooooo good.

Hope you had a great time.

Chateaubriand

 

[disney4metoo]

Awesome pictures!

I have a question for you..did you go for lunch or dinner? Was it ala carte or buffet?

I have a lead on an "in" through my work and could be going in February and am curious on the pricing and selections.

Thanks in advance!

It was lunch. I understand dinner is better. There are four or five main course selections you can choose. Salads, cheeses, cold cuts, crab/shrimp/lobster and desserts are buffet. After you order you get up to the buffet for your starters, etc. Then after your main entrée, you proceed to the dessert buffet. We enjoyed it.

Cost is $69.00 per person for lunch and it will included a one day hopper for that day only.

 

[l’amore bella]

Everything looks wonderful. Thank you for sharing your photos.

 

[Eeee-va]

Those pictures are just great. I would make such a pig of myself at the dessert bar, LOL. Thank you so much for sharing!

 

[franandaj]

What was this thing, it looks yummy! Did you get any pictures of the appetizer bar?

 

[disney4metoo]

What was this thing, it looks yummy! Did you get any pictures of the appetizer bar?

The first picture was the Monkfish and the second was the Chateaubriand.

 

[Tovin]

*drool* Very glad you got to go (and slightly green with envy here...), and thank you so much for sharing the pics!!!

Hope the trip was special for you!!!

 

[kamikazecat]

How did you get an invite to eat there? It looks wonderful. I hope you had a great meal!

 

[disney4metoo]

How did you get an invite to eat there? It looks wonderful. I hope you had a great meal!

Quite funny actually. My husband does not know much about Disney, he tolerates it to make me happy. He came home one day and asked if I had heard of Club 33 and if I wanted to go and have lunch/dinner there. It was an invitation he received through something work related.

 

[franandaj]

It was lunch. I understand dinner is better. There are four or five main course selections you can choose. Salads, cheeses, cold cuts, crab/shrimp/lobster and desserts are buffet. After you order you get up to the buffet for your starters, etc. Then after your main entrée, you proceed to the dessert buffet. We enjoyed it.

Cost is $69.00 per person for lunch and it will included a one day hopper for that day only.

I've been lucky enough to go there for both lunch and dinner. While Dinner is an awsome experience, lunch is a better "deal". The price is the same as the price of park admission and all you have to do is choose which main course you want. You get all you can eat of shrimp, crab and lobster claws (plus the other salad items) and then all you can eat dessert.

If you go there for dinner you have to plan it properly so that you eat the cost of admission in food (alcohol doean't count). If you don't get an appetizer, soup or salad, entree & dessert (or order the equivalent dollar amount) they will just charge you the cost of admission regardless of whether you eat that amount of food. Not that I've had a problem most always we have gotten the Chef's tasting menu which is currently $75 + something like $35 for wine pairings. But no matter how you add it up, it takes an entree and three other either appetizer, soup, salad, or dessert to come to the cost of admission. However they are all worth it. The soups are always to die for. Since Marcel St. Pierre has been the chef, there has never been a bad meal there!