Cinderella's Royal Table
We had early dinner reservations here at 3:50, since we had the dessert party scheduled for later this night! We got to the podium right at 3:50, and it started pouring rain just minutes after we arrived! We were let in to have our picture taken with Cinderella within five minutes. Once upstairs we were seated right near the window, so it was cool to have a view of Fantasyland:
We were also greeted with a table covered in castle confetti to celebrate our honeymoon!
To begin with, we got a basket of bread and drinks. I liked the drink "goblets," kind of going with the theme of the restaurant.
The inside of the place is quite nice. Perhaps not as big as I was expecting though.
This was really one of the only times we got appetizers, since it was included. Jason went for the Royal Tasting of Cheese - a trio of cheeses:
He rated it a
6 out of 10, saying that there was really nothing special about it and none of the cheeses were particularly unusual or tasty. He also didn't like the one in the middle, which I believe was goat cheese.
I decided to order the Rock Shrimp Cocktail (rock shrimp with tomato marmalade):
I normally love shrimp, but I gave it a
5 out of 10. The shrimp itself was fine, but the stuff it was in tasted a bit strange. There was a lot of corn in it. I like corn, but I'm not used to having it with shrimp? From the menu it sounded like just shrimp with a tomato sauce so that surprised me a little.
For some reason I don't have pictures of the main courses! I swear I took them - I think that something's up with my camera, but there were other pictures that I was sure should be on there that have disappeared. So sorry about that
For the main course Jason ordered the braised cobia (braised on Pomodorro sauce served with vegetables over angel hair pasta). It's a white fish if you don't know. He rated the cobia at an
8.5 out of 10. He said it was a very flavorful fish, and from the bite I had I agreed.
I had the lamb chops (Pine nut Coucous, roasted Zucchini and Apricot Gastrique ). I thought this was all right and give it a
7 out of 10. It wasn't anything outstanding, though I thought the apricot gastrique was rather nice.
For dessert Jason ordered the Valrhona Chocolate Mousse - A light chocolate mousse presented with berries and raspberry sauce:
We both really liked this, and he gave it an
8 out of 10. The mousse was good, not amazing in itself, but the raspberry sauce was so delicious. We are both big fans of the raspberry flavor anyway (it was the filling of our wedding cake!), so it doesn't surprise me.
I had the Chef's dessert trio:
I really like the places where you can get a trio because I like having a little taste of everything. This one had almond cheesecake, chocolate mousse, and a fruit tart. I rated the plate an
8.5 out of 10. The samples were delicious and the small portion sizes are good for me. The fruit tart was the best, I love fruit. The chocolate mousse was fine but it didn't have the raspberry sauce
So I had to borrow some from Jason! And I liked the cheesecake more than I expected to since I'm not a huge cheesecake fan. The almond flavor was really nice, not too strong and not too subtle.
And then of course there's the meeting of the princesses!
We met Cinderella in the beginning, and the ones that came around were Belle, Ariel, Snow White, and Sleeping Beauty. They all went by pretty quickly and although they didn't start coming out til we had our appetizers we got through them all.
Overall we gave Cinderella's Royal Table a
7.5 out of 10. None of the food was bad, it just wasn't anything special. But there is of course the added bonus of meeting the princesses, and everyone knows that's what you're really paying for. I thought it would be fun to eat in the castle on our honeymoon, and it was, but we both agreed we wouldn't be coming back - at least not unless we have a little girl at some point in the future!
We used two TS credits per person, so 4 total for this meal. Drinks and tip were included so there were no outside costs. I don't know what the exact price was and couldn't seem to find anything accurate on the internet, so I'm just going to take a guess. It's definitely between 50 and 60 per adult. Let me know if you know the exact price!:
Adult 1: $55.99
Adult 2: $55.99
Total: $111.98
Your off to a great start on your trip dining review.
My family loves the 2 restaurants that you have already reviewed. Your sandwiches at EOS looks amazing. I have to try it on this trip. 
The transportation truly sucks especially trying to get to Boardwalk from PORFQ, I can't wait to hear your experiences with it. Keep 'em coming darlin'!
