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Cinderella's Royal Table


When it is a little prince or princess’s first time dining at Cinderella’s Castle, you know it is going to be a special day! 
 
Upon entering Cinderella Castle, you are in awe of its grandness. Every time I come here, I am still taken with the breathtaking details and beauty of this castle. And of course, I am most thrilled to see my two favorite characters, Jaq and Gus-Gus, hanging out in the castle, keeping a watchful eye over Cinderella. 
Do you see Jaq and Gus-Gus?
Those who dine here will begin their experience with a photo and an opportunity to meet with Cinderella. Once formally introduced to our host, you will be escorted up the grand staircase to your dining area.

After receiving wishing stars, wands, and swords, dinner will begin.

Cinderella, of course, did not invite you here to dine alone. On this particular evening, we had the honor of meeting Rapunzel, Aurora, Snow White and Ariel*! Cinderella’s friends may change from time to time. They are busy princesses after all!

We started our meal with an assortment of charcuterie and the Castle Salad. I highly recommend everyone ordering something different so you can try a bit of everything!

Dinner for the grown-ups was the beef and the kids had it too! Remember what I said about trying a bit of everything? We couldn’t help it! 

For dessert, the grown-ups enjoyed the Jaq and Gus. I cannot resist the words cheesecake, and it was named after my favorite two mice. Sorry Mickey! At first glance, I was expecting a dense traditional cheesecake. This had all the flavor and decadence but without the feeling of leaving uncomfortable and stuffed! The kiddo’s had the most fun though. At Cinderella’s, you can play with your dessert! The build your own cupcake dessert, the littlest guests are able to fully customize their own cupcake. And the best part, eating the sprinkles and frosting that is left over! 
The menu items we ordered were:

Castle Salad
Hearty Mixed Greens, Toasted Pumpkin Seeds, Riesling-marinated Golden Raisins, Pink Lady Apples, and Maple-Balsamic Vinaigrette (Plant-based)

Charcuterie
A Chef's selection of Cured Meats, Castle Pickles, and Accompaniments

Tenderloin of Beef
Grilled Beef Tenderloin, Celery Root Mash, Seasonal Vegetables, and Sauce Bordelaise

Jaq & Gus
Whipped Cheesecake with Seasonal Flavors and Garnishes

Beef Tenderloin (Kids' Menu)
Served with choice of two (2) Selections and choice of Small Lowfat Milk or Small Minute Maid® Apple Juice

Build-Your-Own-Cupcake (Kids' Menu)
Vanilla Cupcake with Cinderella’s Blue Icing and decorations to garnish your Royal Dessert


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