Please tell me about your Christmas Eve or Christmas day dinner

[Goofy'sFriend]

Thanks for any descriptions, places, highlights, etc.........

 

[WDWNicole]

We had Christmas dinner in 2004 at the Yachtsman's Steakhouse. The food and service were great.

 

[Goofy'sFriend]

Thanks WDWNicole, that is actually one of our choices. We are thinking about Artist Point, Jiko, or Yachtsmen. Do they have a regular menu on Christmas day? How were the decorations?

Any other ideas are appreciated in case I'm missing out on something I don't know about.

 

[kaybird]

We spent our first Christmas at Disney this year, had our Christmas day dinner at Le Cellier. Thought it would be fun to spend Christmas in a Castle. Always a beautiful restaurant, the decorations were beautiful and elegant. The staff was especially solicitous, with our male waiter Robin getting a 5 star rating from us. The Canadians always seem to make you feel welcome. Think we felt extra Christmassy at this place, we were on dining plan, and this was our best all around meal that week. We had originally made our Christmas eve ADR at San Angel, but when I found out we could use the Dining Plan for the Candlelight Processional I called back-they did not have an opening for the 24th, but helpfully found a spot for the 26th, so we switched San Angel to the 26th and did the Candle Light Processional that night. (Ironically, we went to Sci Fi Christmas eve, one of our fav;s, but seemed odd

BTW, the maple creme brulee at LC was SUPER! Eat it with the strawberry garnish. (Creme brulee thread has got me salivating!)

 

[Goofy'sFriend]

Hi kaybird......funny, I have the same idea about eating in a castle at Christmas and I am planning to try for LeCellier for Christmas Eve and do the Candlelight Processional. I'm hoping it's not impossible to reserve.

We've been to WDW over a dozen times.........first year at Christmas though!! Can't wait!!

 

[CamColt]

Hi kaybird......funny, I have the same idea about eating in a castle at Christmas and I am planning to try for LeCellier for Christmas Eve and do the Candlelight Processional. I'm hoping it's not impossible to reserve.

This is what we did when were in in WDW for Christmas in 2003. We are hoping to do it again this year, only dining at Alfredos instead.

We also had our Christmas morning breakfast at Cindys, but then just had counter service for dinner (we knew we wouldnt be hungry after Cindys). If we end up going, I'm not sure what we will do for Christmas this year, maybe Boma for breakfast. I have to plan our free dining for August before I think about Christmas.