How hard to get ADR's for 10?

[tmonferdini]

We are willing to split up, if we have to, but would love to be able to all sit together. How hard is it to get ADR's for 10 people? Never done that before.

 

[Alexander]

You need to call as soon as you are able to book your table reservations. I booked reservations for a party of 9 people 180 +10 days out and for most of my restaurants, we will have two tables. They will push the tables together at some of the restaurants. Make sure you have exactly what you want because there will be very little if any room to make changes. I tried to rearrange a couple of dinners and there was just no way it was going to happen. Call early and be sure you have your plans set in stone, otherwise, you'll be disappointed.

 

[tmonferdini]

Thanks!

 

[Eeyore's Pal]

Many times when your ADR is split for a large group when you actually get to the restaurant they will work it out for you to have one large table.

 

[RyMickey]

At some of the larger restaurants like 'Ohana's, Chef Mickey's, and even surprisingly (to me) Chefs de France and Big River Grill on the Boardwalk, our parties of 10-15 have been seated together. However, at some of the ones that are more cramped for space (Liberty Tree Tavern, Le Cellier, etc), we've had to sit at different tables.

For the most part, they try to sit the tables close to one another, but there have been times when we've had a few different people between us. Unfortunately, it's one of the lumps you have to take with going down together as a big group.

That being said, at least you're going into it realizing you may be split...when you're not, it'll be that much more fun!