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  Home > Walt Disney World > Dining > Restaurant Reviews > Cinderella's Royal Table - Character
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Cinderella’s Royal Table
Located at Cinderella's Castle in the Magic Kingdom
Character Breakfast – July 2004

After checking in at the podium and reassuring the cast member that everyone was present we were escorted just inside the heavy double wooden doors that guarded the entrance. Once inside we decided to take advantage of a meet and greet photo opportunity for the kids with Fairy Godmother. After waiting in line for roughly 10 or 15 minutes we were suddenly summoned and told that we would have to move into the dining room and claim our table. I could sense a little impatience from the cast member as I told her we would be right with her. I figured Disney’s efficiency could take a backseat, while the kids who were next in line and giggling with excitement received a hug and a photo with Fairy Godmother.

Following the winding staircase we headed further into the Castle until the narrow passage way finally opened onto a multi leveled dining room. There we were greeted by a cast member who addressed the adults as Lords and Ladies, while the kids were addressed as Princess or Prince.

One of my first thoughts after being seated was how beautifully the table was set. The contrast that the table settings drew against the white linen table cloth made for an elegant invitation to breakfast. The table was preset with individual long stemmed glass fruit cups, which contained a generous portion of assorted fresh fruit, including kiwi, strawberries, blueberries, grapefruit, cantaloupe, honeydew, pineapple and oranges. Also within reach of each guest was a basket of fresh baked goods, including croissants, muffins, and Cinnamon rolls. Our server Mark made a quick appearance and familiarized himself with the first names of each child. For the remainder of the breakfast he addressed each as Princess or Prince and correctly referred to each of the five children by name. When questioned Mark volunteered that he had been a cast member for 18 years and serving breakfast here for 3 years.

Breakfast here is all you care to eat and is served up in a pre-plated fashion. Guests can choose from a traditional breakfast and a lighter fare. The Traditional breakfast included scrambled eggs, bacon, link sausage, stuffed French toast with blueberry sauce, a hash brown potato and bacon casserole and a cheese stuffed Danish that was battered and deep fried. The lighter fare was a plate of low fat peach yogurt with granola and caramelized bananas. The children’s breakfast included a plate of French toast sticks, scrambled eggs and bacon.

As we waited for our breakfast the kids continued to look around the room locating and naming each of the characters that were making their way from table to table. One by one in no particular order and seemingly not in a hurry, each character, which included Belle, Princess Aroura, Mary Poppins, Cinderella and Snow White made their appearance offering hugs and an opportunity for autographs and photos. Perhaps due to the small number of tables that the characters needed to make rounds at they seemed unrushed, which allowed for a relaxing character experience.

Characters aside the meal was excellent. The deep fried cheese Danish and hash brown potato and bacon casserole were both stand outs. The service was attentive and playful, which only enhanced the experience. So, with the combination of Dumbo circling just outside the window, a stellar line up of Disney characters and a well prepared breakfast accompanied by fine service I do believe our expectations were not only met but exceeded.


Cinderella’s Royal Table
Breakfast - Adult $19.99 - Child - $9.99
Priority seating strongly recommended

Note: This character breakfast will often be completely booked by 7:30am 90 days out. So mark your calendar for 90 days prior to your desired dining date and begin dialing 407-WDW-DINE at 6:59 EST and hit redial until you get through!

This priority seating must be secured with a credit card. You will charged $10 per adult and $5 per child when the reservation is made. This will be credited on your final bill. There is a 48-hour cancellation policy and there is a $10 per person charge if Guests cancel within 48 hours or no show for the meal.

 
   
   
 
 

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