Prices for Storytellers

[pblack]

My search hasn't come across a recent price for the buffet. I'm thinking about trying out storytellers for either lunch or dinner when we go at the beginning of October. Few questions:

-For lunch do they only have the menu you order off of and not a buffet? There's no buffet listed on their lunch menu online.
-For dinner, what is the current price of the buffet?
-Any recommendations on really yummy food items? (Menu or buffet)

Thanks for any/all input!

ETA: We don't care about meeting characters. (Not sure if that's even offered at lunch/dinner.) It's just my husband and I.

 

[Malcon10t]

As recently as July, the dinner buffet was $32 I believe. Lunch is menu only. Sat/Sun is brunch and it is buffet, again, $32.

 

[pblack]

As recently as July, the dinner buffet was $32 I believe. Lunch is menu only. Sat/Sun is brunch and it is buffet, again, $32.

Thanks! That helps

 

[tgpez21]

I looked at the menu outside the restaurant while staying at the Grand Californian this week and it was $34.00 per adult.

 

[goooof1]

As pp said...lunch is menu only. There are lots of good options.......the chicken corn chowder is so yummy, that I can eat it on a hot day!! Good salads and a very delicious hamburger or chicken sandwich.... Love Storyteller's for lunch! oh, and dinner is either buffet or menu.

 

[pblack]

I looked at the menu outside the restaurant while staying at the Grand Californian this week and it was $34.00 per adult.

Thank you!

As pp said...lunch is menu only. There are lots of good options.......the chicken corn chowder is so yummy, that I can eat it on a hot day!! Good salads and a very delicious hamburger or chicken sandwich.... Love Storyteller's for lunch! oh, and dinner is either buffet or menu.

Thank you! I can't decide whether I'd rather do lunch or dinner. Decisions decisions.

 

[tgpez21]

I took a picture of the menu on the way back to our hotel room tonight.

 

[kyrkea333]

Thanks for posting the menu. I know some restaurants discourage ordering anything less than a full entree per person, but would I be able to get away with ordering two appetizers for lunch?

 

[wowsmom]

Thanks for posting the menu. I know some restaurants discourage ordering anything less than a full entree per person, but would I be able to get away with ordering two appetizers for lunch?

We just ate dinner there tonight. I had the corn chowder and a drink, and my husband had the corn chowder & a Caesar salad, plus a coffee. No problem at all.

 

[pblack]

I took a picture of the menu on the way back to our hotel room tonight.

You're the best. Thanks!

 

[goooof1]

Lunch or dinner we have ordered just a couple of appetizers and shared.....no problem. It's really a nice quiet atmosphere to relax in when not in the peak meal time hours.

 

[kyrkea333]

Lunch or dinner we have ordered just a couple of appetizers and shared.....no problem. It's really a nice quiet atmosphere to relax in when not in the peak meal time hours.

Thank you. I'm looking forward to checking it out, if not on my trip with DS in two weeks, then when I go solo in January. It's something we have seemed to overlook when we go as a family of four.

 

[Indiana Scott]

Disney is all about service. They wont be the least bit concerned if you go in and just order an appetizer or even just dessert.

 

[JeannieJay]

We ate there one night last week. It was either $33 or $34 per person for the buffet. The choices are limited, but the food was quite tasty for buffet food. And the soup with it was good. The meal items, from what I recall, were fettucini alfredo, garlic mashed potatoes, a fish, cajun chicken, prime rib, roast pork, mac & cheese, teeny pieces of pizza and a vegetable of some sort, which I can't remember. They also had several dessert choices, the best of which was a delicious bread pudding.

 

[smartlabelprint]

We ate there one night last week. It was either $33 or $34 per person for the buffet. The choices are limited, but the food was quite tasty for buffet food. And the soup with it was good. The meal items, from what I recall, were fettucini alfredo, garlic mashed potatoes, a fish, cajun chicken, prime rib, roast pork, mac & cheese, teeny pieces of pizza and a vegetable of some sort, which I can't remember. They also had several dessert choices, the best of which was a delicious bread pudding.

Was there a salad?

 

[pblack]

Was there a salad?

Oops...totally quoted the wrong post! I believe there is a salad or salad bar, at least according to their online menu.

 

[pblack]

We ate there one night last week. It was either $33 or $34 per person for the buffet. The choices are limited, but the food was quite tasty for buffet food. And the soup with it was good. The meal items, from what I recall, were fettucini alfredo, garlic mashed potatoes, a fish, cajun chicken, prime rib, roast pork, mac & cheese, teeny pieces of pizza and a vegetable of some sort, which I can't remember. They also had several dessert choices, the best of which was a delicious bread pudding.

Very helpful, thank you!

 

[GenGen22]

For future reference you can always look at allears.net they have all menus with prices which are mostly up to date here: http://allears.net/dlr/dining/menus.htm

 

[Canadian Harmony]

Is there a discount for AP holders? 15% for AP Sig +?

 

[GenGen22]

Is there a discount for AP holders? 15% for AP Sig +?

Yes there is a discount for AP holders.

Annual Passport Type Discount*
Premium 15%
Disney Southern California Passport 10%
Disney Deluxe Passport 10%
Disney Southern California Select Passport 10%
Disney Signature Passport 15%
Disney Signature Plus Passport 15%