Le Cellier & Marrakesh - Lunch or dinner

[chesirechik]

We are heading down in a just a few weeks.

I am trying to figure out what order I should eat at Le Cellier & Marrakesh in. Our tenative plan is LC for lunch & Marrakesh for dinner.

Anyone have any reasons or opinions to switch things up? We are on the dining plan.

 

[GADISNEYGIRL]

We have only done Le Cellier once, for dinner. This next trip (in 2 days ) we are trying Marrakesh, for dinner. Their dinner menu is more what we are looking for (the feasts). I think LC sounds good for lunch, but I'd prefer Marrakesh for dinner! I'd do it just like you have planned! Did I say that in a confusing enough way??

 

[goldmickey]

We were there in Dec for a short visit before a Carnival cruise. We only had one day in Epcot. I had heard such great things about Le Cellier and had to try it. I couldn't get an ADR for dinner so went for lunch. We also did Marrakesh for dinner that day. It worked out great for us. I have read that Le Cellier gets very crowded for dinner. We waited less than 5 mins to be seated and the service was great, not at all rushed. The food was delicious, definately on our list for next time! We had done Marrakesh for lunch once before. This time we had one of the dinner feasts for two and it was very good. We only waited about 10 mins to be seated for dinner. I think your plans will work just fine. I hope you enjoy both places as much as we did.

 

[Diznenut]

We did both in nov/dec. Le Cellier for lunch and Merrekesh for dinner (2 days later). Both were very busy and we had about 15 minutes wait with ADRs. I would suggest Merrekesh for dinner as I'm not sure they have live entertainment during the day. Either way, you will enjoy the atmosphere both places and the food is outstanding (and extremely filling)

 

[MouseWorshipin]

I'd do it exactly the way you are!

 

[Letsbgoofy]

Marrakesh does have the belly dancer during the day.

I don't think I could eat at both places in one day, but love them both. Le Cellier is nice for lunch because it's not crowded or rushed.