Shula's Steakhouse at the Dolphin or LeCellier

[OhThePain]

How dressed up to people get at Shula's? I'd like to go straight from HS or Epcot which means I'd be wearing comfy shoes and shorts.

We rarely go to signatures dressed in what we wore to the parks that day. We like to dress and feel nice when we eat nice. We make it a point to dress slightly nicer when we go to Shula's and have rarely seen people in park attire. They don't live by the dress code like, say, V&A's does, but if you look like you have been in the parks for 8 hours on a 100 degree day, you may feel a bit out of place. We find it's always best to take a break to freshen up and change, even if we head back to the parks for an hour or 2 before our ADR.

 

[Uncleromulus]

The dress code at Shula's is exactly the same as for all other Signatures. The only things prohibited are swimwear, torn clothes, hats on men, and T-shirts with "offensive" wording or pictures.
Since it is in a convention hotel, there are fewer people in park attire than other spots. But you certainly can get in that way...

 

[honeymo78]

The dress code at Shula's is exactly the same as for all other Signatures. The only things prohibited are swimwear, torn clothes, hats on men, and T-shirts with "offensive" wording or pictures.
Since it is in a convention hotel, there are fewer people in park attire than other spots. But you certainly can get in that way...

Uncleromulus is 100% correct as usual. We have gone in nicer clothes as well as shorts and polos direct from the park. Our treatment has never differed based on our attire nor did we feel under-dressed when wearing park attire.

 

[John Tag]

Well our visit we just had I will say LC was worst dinner we have had all week in Disney. My Rib Eye in House of Blues for example was by far better than anything we had in LC . Next time we plan on Shula's.

 

[JZCubed]

Le Cellier has recently been upgraded to a Signature Restaurant and I ate in the previous incarnation. That being said, Shula's.

I've included my more complete thoughts:
http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=2707523

 

[missminniemouse]

DH and I enjoyed our first dinner at Shula's last November. One word.....Outstanding! The food and service were both incredible. I would put it in a class with the Bistro. The only restaurant we've been to at WDW that's better is Victoria & Alberts!

We haven't been to LeCellier in a while, but after several visits we decided it is extremely overrated. The food was good, but no better than most of the other restaurants in EPCOT. Our overall experiences at LeCellier haven't been good. The last 2 times we waited 45+ minutes after our ADR time to be seated. With 2 relatively small children that didn't work well at all.

 

[Cinderella94]

Someone posted this once and it's very true:

Le Cellier is a "steakhouse" known for it's cheese soup...how good do you think the steaks are?