Still havent chosen a restaurant for our 3rd night?! Help!

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The Manhatten, i imagine that to be quite top of the range like Inventions?
Ive never been in either...yet

[Guest]

I am totally confused is cafe Mickey's a different place to Chef Mickey's ? As I thought Chef Mickey's is only a buffet restaurant.

[Melanie R]

Originally Posted by Minola

I am totally confused is cafe Mickey's a different place to Chef Mickey's ? As I thought Chef Mickey's is only a buffet restaurant.

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Yes, Cafe Mickey is in Disneyland Paris and is not a buffet, Chef Mickeys is at WDW and IS a buffet

[Guest]

Originally Posted by Melanie R

Yes, Cafe Mickey is in Disneyland Paris and is not a buffet, Chef Mickeys is at WDW and IS a buffet

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Thanks for that I was totally confused then I thought I was missing out then. I think it was the pizza everyone was talking about lol.

[Guest]

I am going to WDW in 12 weeks with my hubby and 2 daughters age 9 & 2 we are on the dining plan I have booked some reservations but want to know if I have booked the best ones and if the times are ok that we're going as it was the lady on the phone to reservations that advised me.

Day 1 breakfast - Cinderella's Royal Table 9.30 then chef Mickeys @ 7pm

Day 2 garden grill - 5.30pm

Day 3 Tuscan house breakfast 9am then mickeys backyard BBQ show @ 6.30pm

Day 4 nothing planned

Day 5 - Coral Reef @ 5.30pm

Day 6 - Nothing planned

Day 7 - Chef Mickeys @ 7pm

Any advice would be most welcome as I am trying not to miss anything out.

[Gill H]

Hi Minola. Sorry but this part of the Dibb is for Disneyland Paris!

Try the Dining section in the WDW forum. If you start a new thread I'm sure you will get lots of answers.

[Gill H]

Originally Posted by Mrs Pluto

The Manhattan, i imagine that to be quite top of the range like Inventions?
Ive never been in either...yet

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I would say it is similar to somewhere like California Grill in WDW, whereas Cali Grill at DLP is more like Victoria & Albert at WDW! (Has that helped or just confused you more? )

The Manhattan is definitely classy. It has a more modern feel rather than the old-fashioned elegance of the restaurants in the Disneyland Hotel.

The steak was one of the nicest I've eaten, and the desserts were wonderful too.

I have a few photos here.

Manhattan Food Photos

Since we don't have children, we like to spend a couple of hours in a quiet, relaxing restaurant of an evening to soothe frazzled nerves! However, all the restaurants welcome children, and we have seen children sitting quietly and eating 'grown-up food' in even the poshest places in DLP!

[Guest]

Originally Posted by Gill H

I would say it is similar to somewhere like California Grill in WDW, whereas Cali Grill at DLP is more like Victoria & Albert at WDW! (Has that helped or just confused you more? )

The Manhattan is definitely classy. It has a more modern feel rather than the old-fashioned elegance of the restaurants in the Disneyland Hotel.

The steak was one of the nicest I've eaten, and the desserts were wonderful too.

I have a few photos here.

Manhattan Food Photos

Since we don't have children, we like to spend a couple of hours in a quiet, relaxing restaurant of an evening to soothe frazzled nerves! However, all the restaurants welcome children, and we have seen children sitting quietly and eating 'grown-up food' in even the poshest places in DLP!

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Yes im a little confused, i dont know much about the restaurants at DLP
Think i would feel more comfortable in more of a busier restaurant while having DS, with more children around so they can all be noisy together

Thanks for the pictures! It does look lovely

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