Le Cellier or around the world?

[abarnold]

we are trying to get everything reserved for our trip in March and right now I am torn . It will be me and dd (hopefully dh if he can get off of work) and we are trying to decide if we want to do Le Cellier for lunch or eat our way around the world? We've never been to Le Cellier but each time we plan on eating around the world the family splits up and go to either Germany or China. What would you do? Also if you choose around the world what one item from each country would you get that is big enough to split? Thanks!!

 

[RedfromNL]

We are going in januari and fully intend in the course of our stay to eat our way around the world So we would be doing it in several days.

I do now we will have the orange chicken in china, some showarma in marocco, terriyaki chicken in Japan, fish and chips from the UK, Bratwurst from Germany (without the sauerkraut, disgusting stuff), crepe from France and some things from the bakery as well. From other countrys it would be some candy or perhaps a cake/cookie for dessert.

Plenty of items to eat everywhere and it would be loads of fun

If you do it in one day, you could pick a starter from one country, another starter from country nr 2, an amuse (small snack) from nr 3, drinks of course from country nr 4 etc etc. It would be great fun to do it that way too

 

[goofyintoronto]

we are trying to get everything reserved for our trip in March and right now I am torn . It will be me and dd (hopefully dh if he can get off of work) and we are trying to decide if we want to do Le Cellier for lunch or eat our way around the world? We've never been to Le Cellier but each time we plan on eating around the world the family splits up and go to either Germany or China. What would you do? Also if you choose around the world what one item from each country would you get that is big enough to split? Thanks!!

I didnt think Le Cellier is that great to be honest, so i'd suggest you eat around the world instead. I think its a lot of fun to try something from each country.

 

[hooch11bear]

We really enjoy Le Cellier. If you haven't eaten there, I would definitely give it a try. We had one of our best meals there in August. Honestly, there are so many places to eat in Epcot, that you really can't go wrong if you eat around The World. Enjoy!!

 

[DizneyLizzy]

I would go to Le Cellier, especially since you've never been. I went for the first time in December fully expecting it not live up to the hype, and only to be so-so but it far exceeded my expectations. If you were able to snag a lunch reservation then I would go for it. The pretzel bread is worth the time and energy it takes to get there...definitely ask for extra - they will give you as much as you want. My husband and I love to eat around the world, but now that we've tried Le Cellier we will definitely be trying to fit that in at least every other trip.

 

[JennStar]

We LOVE Le Cellier. I say eat there and then nibble around the world for the rest of your treats. Dessert in France is a must!

 

[abarnold]

thank you guys sooooo much!!! so now that yall have helped in that decision (I'm gonna try for both) what is your favorite thing to eat in each country?