Please don't take this wrong! Le Cellier is very child friendly and their chocolate 'moose' is adorable as well as tasty. However the tables are very close together, so please keep an eye on your kids. I was eating lunch there solo in May and could have popped a couple of parents. I was sitting at that first little table to right just as you enter. A couple with a little boy (about 3 y/o) came in and was seated next to me. I was sitting on that bench thing against the wall and the mother and child were sitting at their table but right next to me if you know where I'm talking about. Just as they sat down, the waitress was bringing my bread sticks out. The little boy suddenly yelled 'I want one of those' and lunged over my table upsetting my water into my lap and grabbing one of the bread sticks. (Yeah, you might know it was the pretzel one). Parents were apologetic (but laughing) as I mopped my lap up and the waitress brought me some more bread sticks. I was a little irritated (as well as cold), but it was funny, so I just laughed it off. Anyway they brought my burger and the kid again made a dive for my plate grabbing a french fry and again knocking my water into my lap. The second time I did not consider it so funny, even though the parents did. I was freezing and looked like I had peed all over myself. Anyway for dessert I asked if I could order the chocolate moose from the kids menu. Yeah you guessed it. That kid again made a grab for my food. As I saw his first movement I frantically grabbed for my water glass so it didn't wind up in my lap for the third time. Unfortunately I didn't take into consideration that a three y/o wouldn't be able to handle the dessert plate. Yeah, I wound up with a lap full of chocolate moose. This time the parents were mortified, but at the same time laughing hysterically (as were several other people around us). They offered to pay for my meal, but I just wanted to get out of there. I had to walk through Epcot looking like I had barely survived a food fight and peed in my pants, then had to walk back to BWV and change clothes before I could finish my day at Epcot. Anyway just a warning, the tables are close in there, so for the other patrons sake watch your child.
By the way I ate there again in Sept '05 and had a table next to me with the two most adorable little girls who spent most of the meal grinning at me. I wound up giving them a bottle of bubbles I had on me.
I just don't understand this?!? Not to get off topic but I have been to so many restaurants (some at Disney) that kids are running all over the place and the parents say to the waitress "Kids will be kids" and smile and take pictures of their kid running all over the place screaming and laughing. I can't believe that any parent would actually think part of being a kid is just running around and standing in your chair whenever you want and not having any rules. I do understand that it is Disney but there are rules and common courtesy to other diners to consider even at Disney. But venting about it won't change anything. The parents that don't (or really try not to) let their children do that already know how inconsiderate it is (and believe me, it really is appreciated and thank you!) and the ones that just don't care will never care. Ok, I feel better now. Thanks for letting me vent. 
