Try to go early or eat at Wispering Canyon?

[sugarray]

We currently have reservations for Les Chefs de France at 630. One of the reasons I wanted to go was b/c of the reviews, but also for Remy. So, with such a late reservation, we will miss Remy.

Should we try to go early to get in to see Remy?

Should we eat there no matter what b/c the food is AWESOME?

Should I change to WCC as that menu looks great to me too?

I am not picky, my wife is a little, and I have a 5 yo and a 7 yo.

 

[Lynne M]

The food at Le Chefs de France is way, way better than WCC's food. No comparison at all. The draw at WCC is the antics. It's a themed restaurant, and the wait staff is very 'interactive'. Banging trays, leading songs, making people get up and dance the hokey-pokey and wear napkin hats, that sort of thing. Stick pony races for the kids.

For a 5 year old, WCC will likely be more entertaining, unless they're shy. If you're going strictly for the food, go with the Chefs, all the way.

 

[phillipsajtj]

Keep trying. I booked a table at the 180 Mark for October and could only get 5.50. Just looked today and got a table for 4.40. So hopefully we'll see him.

 

[lecellierfan]

I wouldn't go to eat anywhere just to see a character. Go where you think you would like the food better.

 

[saysay]

Never been to WCC... My 4.5 year old daughter LOVED Chefs. She just got noodles basically and thought it was the best meal ever. She had no idea who Remy was, but thought it was funny. I really enjoyed the food and the service, as did MIL. My husband said it was good but french food is not his thing....a little rich.

If you think you will enjoy the food - go for it! I loved it.

 

[TheRustyScupper]

Should we try to go early to get in to see Remy?
. . . you could try
. . . but, it usually doesn't work at that time

Should we eat there no matter what b/c the food is AWESOME?
. . . the food is OK

Should I change to WCC as that menu looks great to me too?
. . . WCC food isn't that great
. . . it is OK to pig-out, but not for taste
. . . most go for the antics