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[Mamaboogie]

Hi there! 

Does anyone have any photos of any meals from DLP?

I'm going in August and I love Disney food!

Here is a picture of my starter from Walt's in 2013 to get the ball rolling!

[DisneyRon]

something like this.

California Grill, September 2014, "The Temptation of Snow White" dessert.

Bar Fantasia, September 2014, "Blue Glow-Tini" cocktail.

Also have some of the dessert at L'Auberge from that visit, but it doesn't look particularly spectacular.
Didn't take many food photos beyond these.

[Mamaboogie]

something like this.

California Grill, September 2014, "The Temptation of Snow White" dessert.

Bar Fantasia, September 2014, "Blue Glow-Tini" cocktail.

Also have some of the dessert at L'Auberge from that visit, but it doesn't look particularly spectacular.
Didn't take many food photos beyond these.

Exactly like that!    Thank you! I love a good cocktail. How did you find California Grill? Am trying to work out which restaurants to book and I hadn't considered that one. But I really want some new experiences this time.

[DisneyRon]

Exactly like that!    Thank you! I love a good cocktail. How did you find California Grill? Am trying to work out which restaurants to book and I hadn't considered that one. But I really want some new experiences this time.

The California Grill is what you'd expect from the fanciest restaurant on site.
Wonderful atmosphere, impeccable service, lovely food. If you're near a window, a lovely view too.
I really enjoyed my meal there to be honest.

The menus are heavily customized apps on iPads.

It is however a very pricey restaurant.
If you're on the Premium Plan you have a separate set menu, that has some lovely choices, but the "cheapest" normal set of choices is the "Tinkerbell" menu, and that was €79 per person last September. That gives you half a dozen or so choices per course. The dessert shown above is from that particular menu.

I assume many things are seasonal, so there may well be a lot of variation in what's available.

[Mamaboogie]

We were given the half board plus plan when we booked. Can we use these vouchers towards paying for a meal at California Grill?

[DisneyRon]

We were given the half board plus plan when we booked. Can we use these vouchers towards paying for a meal at California Grill?

indeed you can, it's a normal Disney restaurant in that respect.
I did the same with my Premium voucher the 2nd time I dined there. I didn't feel like the Premium set menu again, and went with the Tinkerbell instead.
You simply pay the difference.

Also, despite it being a really fancy restaurant, there is no formal dress-code or anything.
So as long as you don't arrive in your swim-clothes or something you'll be fine.

[Mamaboogie]

That's good to know! Thanks for the info 

[HildeKitten]

Flashback Friday: a Halloween donut back in 2005

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We were given the half board plus plan when we booked. Can we use these vouchers towards paying for a meal at California Grill?

Yes – but expect to pay around €50 a person as the top-up payment!

[Mamaboogie]

Flashback Friday: a Halloween donut back in 2005

Awesome! 

[Mamaboogie]

Dessert at Blue Lagoon.



Dessert at Walts.

[HildeKitten]

Magic cheeseburger menu photos from back in 2007 and 2008.

[Mamaboogie]

Fab! Where is your favourite counter service place to eat?

[Disney Matt]

I liked Pizzeria Bella Notte even though it was a bit slow to get to the till lol! 

[Mamaboogie]

Ooh - I've never tried that one!

We quite often end up in Toad Hall in the Disneyland Parc - always get a bit stumped in the studios (have tried the CS restaurants but they are always so busy!) and usually end up going into Disney Village instead!