Remy Brunch Dress Code 2024

[disdohmai]

Hi! I've seen several posts about the Remy Brunch dress code, but some ambiguous info about 'lifestyle shoes'.

Would shoes like these be considered lifestyle shoes and be acceptable for Remy Brunch?



And would a polo suffice as a 'collared' shirt, or is a button-up shirt the expectation?

Thanks!

 

[dad of 3 addicted to DCL]

A polo and nice trousers should be unquestioned. Those shoes aren't really 'lifestyle', but they should be fine as well

 

[happycamper47]

A polo and nice trousers should be unquestioned. Those shoes aren't really 'lifestyle', but they should be fine as well

They fit the definition:

The short answer is that lifestyle shoes are meant for casual wear—in the sense that they’re not built for strenuous activity.

Lifestyle shoes aren’t designed with performance in mind. Not that you can’t beeline to the bus stop at the end of the block if you’re running late, but this footwear isn’t built for traditional workouts and sports practice. They’re better suited for more everyday activities.

 

[disdohmai]

Thank you both for the quick reply! That's how I'd interpret 'lifestyle' shoes as well (ie not for athletic use, even if they are technically 'sneakers') so I'm hoping shoes like these Adidas are fine.

I'll give them a shot next month and come back to this thread and update in case anyone in the future has a similar question!

 

[NYCgrrl]

Yes. Never been on a Disney cruise but a polo and sneakers sounds like typical brunch wear .

Have fun!

 

[ladyofthetramp]

You will be fine. We really dressed, because we wanted to, but we saw plenty of nice polo shirts/pants, shoes as you have shown. Look like you are going to the country club-lol. By the by-the brunch was amazing!

 

[sponica]

Not Remy, but my husband's ON sneakers were considered acceptable for brunch at Palo (they made him change out of his MUCH nicer looking sandals because the dress code doesn't allow open toed shoes for men at brunch, but it doesn't say that)

 

[clh2]

Not Remy, but my husband's ON sneakers were considered acceptable for brunch at Palo (they made him change out of his MUCH nicer looking sandals because the dress code doesn't allow open toed shoes for men at brunch, but it doesn't say that)

Isn’t that somewhat ridiculous…MEN cannot wear open-toed shoes…but I’m sure it is perfectly acceptable for women???