Be Our Guest is an exquisite restaurant designed to resemble the castle from the movie, boasting extraordinary attention to detail in every aspect. Serving table service meals with your choice of appetizer, entree, and dessert choices available.
There are three dining rooms: Grand Ballroom, Rose Gallery and West Wing. Each offers something special such as changing prince-to-beast wall paintings in one and an enchanted rose under glass in another.
French-Inspired Cuisine
At this French-themed restaurant, the food is deliciously classic. Enjoy classic French Onion Soup, Escargot, Duck Terrine and Trout Almondine alongside kid-friendly items and adult entrees that are more upscale than typical Disney table service fare – like Filet Mignon, Sea Scallops and Chicken with side dish options and an optional deluxe dessert sampler to complete your experience!
The restaurant decor was inspired by Disney’s Beauty and the Beast movie. The Imagineers did an exceptional job creating this environment, giving a feel-a-like experience of entering into one of three dining rooms from which you will see all sorts of familiar elements from Beauty and the Beast like gargoyles, chandeliers, stained glass windows, the West Wing and even an Enchanted Rose!
Breakfast or lunch dining experiences here will offer Quick Service options like quiches, croissant doughnuts or open-faced breakfast sandwiches. At dinner, this restaurant becomes Signature Dining; Advanced Reservation is required in order to enjoy their advanced tasting menu with appetizer, entree and dessert trio offerings.
At this dinner, you will meet The Beast! He will enter the dining room and visit each table before taking pictures with guests before going back into his study.
Location
Be Our Guest Restaurant at Walt Disney World can be found within the Beast Castle in Fantasyland and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner daily. With such high demand for this popular eatery requiring advanced reservations if no-show fees apply (app, website or over the phone are all acceptable ways of making reservations) along with advanced dining reservations being required (with a $10 no-show fee applied if no show). Therefore it is advised that guests check availability several times throughout their day in case any last minute openings appear – it could happen!
The restaurant features three delightful dining rooms that transport you right back into the story of Beauty and the Beast. Each has a distinct design and feel, yet all bring you right into its world of Beauty and the Beast. The Grand Ballroom stands out as being particularly breathtaking with its wall of “windows” that occasionally snow, as well as its giant music box; West Wing offers more intimate setting; Rose Gallery contains character details including some paintings from the film itself.
Be Our Guest offers guests a prix fixe menu during breakfast and lunch seating is self-select. Silverware stations can be found throughout the restaurant for silverware distribution. At dinner however, table service takes over with each adult costing $60 and $36 respectively as part of Disney Dining Plans credits available to use at this restaurant.
Service
If you love Beauty and the Beast, this restaurant is a must. The Imagineers did an outstanding job bringing its storyline to life here; everything is decorated in castle-themed decor so that it truly feels like being inside of the film! There are three dining rooms here with their own distinct themes; Grand Ballroom, West Wing or Rose Gallery (each offering its own features such as snowfall in Grand Ballroom or periodic lightingening in West Wing or an enchanted rose in Rose Gallery).
At dinner you may also encounter The Beast. He roams freely through each dining room but due to social distance rules he cannot stop for pictures or autographs at every table; rather, he takes his time visiting each dining room in order to ensure everyone’s happiness.
Disney World trips often come at a premium, making this restaurant one of the more extravagant experiences you’ll encounter. Just be sure to compare its price against other dining options in the park to determine if its worth it for yourself; otherwise there are other cheaper restaurants you could visit at similar or even lower costs.