Cinderella's Royal Table

This is my second time coming to Magic Kingdom Park, and I love it! The first time did the Royal fine dining 🍽 and it was spectacular 👌 the princess 👸 were greeting guests from table to table, and the kids had a magical experience ✨️ they were with all smiles all the way. Food was great and the steak was tender medium well. The Banana French Toast was very tasty. Banana is a little too sweet for my taste so FYI, it may be sugary. Atmosphere is incredible. No words to describe it truthfully. Just a small FYI, I did experience racism twice during my visit to the Magic Kingdom from certain staffs and visitors. So kindly keep your chin up and overcome it.

Dining at Cinderella's Royal Table was truly a fairytale come to life! One of the highlights was getting to take a photo with Cinderella herself right when we arrived, such a special moment. Throughout the meal, we were also visited by several other Disney princesses, which made the experience even more magical. The food was delicious and beautifully presented, and we really enjoyed the drinks as well. Everything from the service to the atmosphere made us feel like royalty. Highly recommend for anyone looking to add a little extra magic to their Magic Kingdom visit!

Dining at Cinderella’s Royal Table was such a memorable experience! Reservations are an absolute must, and while it is extremely expensive, the overall experience made it memorable. The food was surprisingly delicious — it definitely felt like dining at an upscale restaurant. We had the chance to meet all of the princesses, which was such a highlight, especially for my daughter. The menu options were a bit limited (1 selection of either chicken, steak, fish, or a non-meat option), but everything we ordered was tasty and beautifully presented. One of the cutest parts was the dessert — the cheesecake that’s made to look like a wedge of cheese! It was such a fun and creative touch that added even more magic to the meal. Our server was wonderful, attentive, and really helped make the evening enjoyable. While I’m not sure we would do it again at that price, it was definitely worth experiencing at least once. It’s a magical memory we’ll always treasure!

Absolutely magical dining experience! This Disney restaurant exceeded all expectations from the moment we walked in. The atmosphere was enchanting, with immersive decor and the perfect Disney touch. What truly made it unforgettable was the incredible character interaction so many beloved characters came right to our table, took their time to chat, and made us feel like part of the story. It wasn’t rushed at all, which made it extra special for both kids and adults. The food was fantastic, too. Every dish was delicious, fresh, and full of flavor. There was something for everyone on the menu, and the portions were generous. But the highlight for us had to be the dessert it was divine! Beautifully presented and absolutely delicious, it felt like a dessert straight out of a fairytale. The staff was kind, attentive, and kept the experience running smoothly without ever feeling rushed. They truly went above and beyond to make sure we were having a good time. Yes, Disney dining can be pricey, but this one was absolutely worth it. Between the food, service, and unforgettable character moments, it was more than just a meal it was an experience we’ll remember forever. Highly recommend booking in advance, especially if you're celebrating something special or want to make your Disney trip even more magical. 10/10 would go again!!

A very pricey but memorable meal! Our girls voted this as their favourite meal for our entire Disney holiday, and it was definitely a magical experience for them (son wasn't too bothered by it all). From greeting Cinderella at the entrance, to walking up the castle stairs into the hall, it certainly lived up to the "fairytale". The princesses were very engaging and friendly, and the servers were the same. Food was actually surprisingly good, even if the price tag was hefty. Our favourites were the "Sword in the Stone" dessert as well as the cheesecake, with the fillet of beef getting an honourable mention. Definitely worth exploring if your kids are still into their Disney princess era, probably not worth the money if they are not! Be sure to book as far in advance as you can given the limited availability.

Visited this restaurant for breakfast. Really recommend booking as this is another popular restaurant. The breakfast was good but was slightly too salty for our likely. There will be 4 different princesses walking around to engage the diners namely Ariel, Jasmine, Merida and Aurora. Cinderella greets you when you first enter the castle. The employees were constantly checking how many princesses we met to ensure that we met all of them. The service was good and the princesses really stayed in character which was really fun. The interior design of the castle was also really on point.

Everything about our time at Cinerella’s Royal Table was perfect. We met multiple princesses, with them rotating by our table in perfect order. They also stayed as long as we wanted and we never felt rushed when they came over. The food was the best we had our entire trip and the desserts were even better!

Cinderella’s Royal Table was absolutely magical! We were lucky enough to sit right next to the window during the fireworks show, and the view was breathtaking — it felt like a dream. The atmosphere inside the castle added to the enchantment, and the service was top-notch. The highlight of the meal? The cheesecake. The taste was immaculate — rich, creamy, and practically perfect in every way. Dining in the heart of the Magic Kingdom while watching fireworks was an unforgettable experience! Definitely recommend making a reservation prior to your trip.

The whole dining experience was magical. Food was a lot better than what I've anticipated. Enjoyed almost everything we've had, minus the butternut squash soup. Jay, our server, was exceptional. The Princesses were spectacular as well. They were beautiful and charming. It was a wonderful way to end our Disney experience. Would love to come back.

We arrived promptly for our reservation and needed to change from a party of 6 to a party of 4. When this reservation is booked prepayment for the experience is required in full. We were advised by our Disney Travel Agent that we could not modify the reservation until the day of but that the restaurant would accommodate the day of and provide details of the partial refund. Prior to being seated we were able to take photos with Cinderella with our own cameras and a photo pass photographer. We were seated within 10 minutes of arriving in the Very busy and loud dining room upstairs. Princesses were making stops at tables and our server was prompt to greet us. We ordered drinks, specialty drinks for the kids and a mimosa flight for my husband. The ordering of the 3 course meal took unusually long but we knew from other character dining experiences to bring our patience. The princesses hosted a cute Wishing Star ceremony and made their way around the tables. We met Aurora, Jasmine, Merida and were waiting for Ariel. Since we had completed our meal with desserts we did request Ariel and she did come within 5 minutes. Getting confirmation of the refunded guests seemed to be an ordeal for our server but she did provide a handwritten revised total and advised that the refund would occur in the next few days. The food was decent but somewhat lackluster for a royal dinner in Cinderellas Castle. I expect to pay Disney's outrageous prices but I had hoped for an outstanding meal which we just didn't find at Disney World this trip.

Hold onto your glass slippers, folks, because Cinderella's Royal Table (CTR) ain't just about fairy godmothers and pumpkin carriages. Turns out, they've got a feast fit for both landlubbers and mermaid queens! Picture this: your humble narrator, perched three stories high in a castle that's fancier than my entire apartment. But hey, who needs square footage when you've got panoramic views and a menu that screams "under the sea" party? Or, if seafood ain't your thing, their filet mignon is a tasty detour to meat-lover's paradise. Now, the deal here is a three-course choose-your-own-adventure. For starters, I went with jumbo shrimp lounging on a flavor cloud so fluffy, it'd make a genie jealous. Then came the main event: white fish (think grouper's classier cousin) taking a grit bath and sporting a crab toupée. Talk about a glow-up! But wait, there's more! Dessert wasn't just any cheesecake, oh no. This was a deconstructed masterpiece, with toppings and crust playing hide-and-seek on my plate. I dug it, and so did my taste buds. Now, about those kiddos... Let's just say the princesses got more love than the food. Turns out, tiaras and fish forks don't always mix. But hey, at least they got a royal education in table manners, right? All in all, CTR's royal feast was a winner for this grown-up diner. Whether you're a princess-loving kid, a seafood enthusiast, or a devoted carnivore, it's a culinary castle worth storming. Just remember: leave the singing mice at home.

We had such a wonderful time at this meal! My daughter loved meeting Cinderella. During the meal, she wouldn't eat because she was " waiting for more princesses!" They met 4 or 5 princesses and she was in awe! I got the steak and it was decent. The mashed potato's tasted like instant and I asked for fries instead and they obliged after claiming they are not instant. The dessert was so so so good and so rich that I couldn't eat it all and neither could my family. It has this mousse that tasted like espresso. Our waiter was nice enough. It's beautiful inside and feels so special. It's insanely expensive but worth it!

One of the best food at Disney dining on site. Everything was fabulous from the appetizers to the final dessert. We got slow braised beef, jumbo chilled shrimp, catch of the day with crab, and lamb chops. Every single dish was one of the best at Disney. Food was cooked to perfection and very fresh and rich. To top it all off, service was great and you get to meet all the Disney princesses while eating. Doesn't get better than that!

So happy we started the day at this joint. Took a while to figure out how the hell to get into the place, but eventually we wound are way up the stairs to the 40 or so table dinning room for breakfast. They have a fixed menu, but I really wanted the French toast with Scrambled eggs, and for the low low price of $10, they were happy to comply. Both were delicious. The French toast was more like bread pudding, but it was delicious. The dinning room was very elegant, and a few princess bitches came in while we were eating to charm the chiklins. Great time was had by all!

You definitely pay a premium for this dining experience but overall I would say it was worth it. I think the price point for the adults is relatively reasonable when you factor in Disney pricing, but the price for the kids menu definitely feels on the very high end. My husband and I ordered the stuffed French toast and shrimp and grits and shared them and we enjoyed both. Our daughter had the Mickey waffle and she ended up liking the muffins that were served first more than her waffle, but I blame that on kid taste buds more than the quality of the food. The thing that impressed me most was how detailed they were ensuring that all four princesses made it to every table in the restaurant.

This is a great experience for those who have young children who really want to meet princesses. My group that I went with was a group of adults, and while we enjoyed the experience, the best part was seeing all the children be so excited. The food is decent for the price, but it mostly is about the experience.

We loved the royal table! It was so worth the money. We got to meet five different princesses and they were wonderful with the kids. They each came to the table and spent several minutes with the family. The food was also wonderful. You have three courses to choose from and each course was amazing. We just loved the whole experience - start to finish. It was about 90 minutes! Great time

We brought my mom here for her 85th bday celebration. She is a huge Cinderella fan and we were so excited that Cinderella was there at the start to take photos. The ambiance is loud but beautiful and energetic. The food is good but that's the reason to come. The princesses walk around and take photos and sign books. The servers make jokes and interact and do a great job of taking care of everyone's needs. Dessert was amazing!

The experience is top notch if you have a little girl who gets mesmerized by seeing princesses drift by all the time in a captivating castle like the way mine does. She was oohing and aahing the whole time. It's not cheap, you have no chance of getting in w/o advanced reservations and it's not really something that's chill (you eat fast w/lots of princesses coming over for photos). But again if your kid loves Disney princesses this is by far the best experience for them, bar none. Even the photo you take with Cinderella when you walk in is a magical experience even for adults. The food itself was actually better than I expected for most character dining experiences. I thought it tasted better than the Be our Guest experience ... though that one was pretty awesome too. The breakfast menu was good and the bread/pasty basket was really addictive. Again, this is really about the experience/ambiance and it 100% delivered in all respects for the children. I'm not here to get pampered like an adult, it's all about the fun for the little ones and I can see why they are captivated and full of smiles when they are here. They really do a great job of making it feel magical for them.

First and foremost I know everyone thinks it's a pricey thing to do but it's really not; around $80 for appetizers, entree, and dessert for an adult and the same for a child at around $40. The food was absolutely delicious I had a beef appetizer, Lamb Chops entree and cheesecake for dessert. The service and overall ambiance was magical. They treat you like Lords and Ladies and we got a window table so we got to see the fireworks during dinner. I cannot recommend this experience enough to everyone. It helped heal my inner child. The best part was meeting 3 princesses on top of already meeting with Cinderella. I also bought the chocolate celebration cake and it was probably the most delicious cake I've ever had.

It was truly a royal experience eating in Cinderella's castle. It was designed with stained glass and knights and everything you'd expect inside a castle, To my husband's surprise, he didn't even realize we could enter the castle let alone eat inside lol Everything Disney does is always filled with detail and this dining experience was no exception. From the entrance, when the hostess referred to us as lady and lord, we knew it was going to be an entertaining experience. They introduced the princesses with royal horns and they each came to our tables and spoke in length to my children. This was a highlight of our day. The food was phenomenal! I left only crumbs. Highly recommend this dining experience, though pricey.

It's so worth it. Truly. Is it one of the more expensive option in the kingdom, yes. But it's character dining (you'll knock out a lot of princesses and their princess while you eat-yes they stop at every table) the food is great. A lot of variety and they accommodate different diets (I do recommend stopping in in advance to tell the people at the desk so it it's on the books in advance that day, even if you have it on your profile or said it if you booked over the phone) It's beautiful. You'll get to meet Cinderella while you wait. It's just the most magical way to get a break, & rest your legs in the AC. I have been many many times over the years, but most recently, we went on my bachelorette and most of my girls had never been to Disney (as an adult or at all). They all WANTED to go here (despite the cost) and they all agreed it was very very special and well worth it. We're going back for a group trip and they are all like "Can we go back?" There are so many details, like the mice on the molding in the lobby that are reminiscent of the Eisner days of Disney (yep I'm a 90s kid so that's my bread and butter and 100% the level of detail I expect) I do miss some of the details from when I was a child, like Cinderella's carriage, & castle shaped butter. But it's still very very special, especially I imagine with your children. You can save by booking lunch instead of dinner (I've never been to breakfast so I can't say if it's worth it or not, but I tend to think in park breakfast are never worth the price...that's just me though! I totally understand the argument for, they just don't align with my park day goals)

I can't express this into words enough.. but this is a MUST try. Like I'm still living it to this day. Every moment was magical, especially being inside the castle. The service was amazing from start to finish. The food was fresh, not burnt in any way and just perfect. The inside of the restaurant was beautiful and magical, felt like we were actually inside the castle! The fact that they had 5 princesses overall was amazing and each one visited you personally!

Dining at Cinderella's Royal Table in Magic Kingdom was truly a fairytale come to life. From the moment we stepped inside the castle walls, we were treated like royalty. The service was exceptional, with every staff member going above and beyond to ensure our dining experience was nothing short of magical. Meeting Cinderella herself was a highlight, and being able to capture the moment with photos added to the enchantment. Of course, the food was Disneylicious, but what truly sets this restaurant apart is the experience of dining inside a castle. The ambiance is regal and majestic, transporting you to a world of fantasy and wonder. And it goes without saying that the cleanliness of the establishment was impeccable, adding to the overall sense of luxury and refinement. Overall, dining at Cinderella's Royal Table was an unforgettable experience that exceeded all expectations. If you're looking to dine like royalty in the heart of Magic Kingdom, this is the place to be.

LOVED this place! First of all, what's not to love about dining in the castle, and it feels like a castle, it's wonderful! I enjoyed the walk up to the dining room (though there's for sure an elevator) and the dining room itself felt grand in a Disney movie kind of way. But honestly the food was far better than I actually expected. I figured this place gets by on its location alone and the food would be glorified cafeteria fare. But, hell was I wrong. There is a fairly broad range of alcoholic beverages available as well, I think I had one of the several champagne flights offered and a beer. The braised beef was out of this world, possibly my favorite meal in our 10 stay at wdw. It practically melted in my mouth and was so flavorful. (Drools thinking about it) I had some kind of coffee flavored gel-pastry for dessert which had a very muted flavor, not very sweet. AND.... At the end of your meal ladies get a wand and gents get a sword! Though it's for sure pricey for what it is and you pay for your meal at the time of making your reservation, it's definitely worth a try.

We had 3:30 reservations for 4 which was a late lunch/early dinner. Located in the back of the castle, there's a nice special entrance as well as a Cinderella picture taking in the beginning. The staff were so friendly, our host I think his name was Andrew? And our server was Nirvana. We all started with alcohol flights-- I got the belle of the ball flight which paired well with the meats and the filet mignon, my other friends that ordered the fish got the champagne flight and royal breakfast flight. It is a pre-fixed 3 course menu that you have already paid for, you can just add your alcohol. We all were adults at this table but their kid menu also looked really good, especially the desserts! As a starter we got the castle salad (so good) and slow braised beef. Those were the most popular. Two of us got the filet mignon and the other two got the fish and we all got to try both. I really enjoyed both. And for dessert I asked what was the most popular and it is the chocolate fudge the clock strikes well. Such rich chocolate. Throughout the meal various princesses come out and you can take pictures with them!

I must say that I had a magical dinner celebration at Cinderella's royal table. Right after watching the 8pm fireworks we headed inside the castle to check in, our reservation was only available for 10pm so we requested host to accommodate if and early table seating was available. The magic happened! We were on the waiting list and headed to meet Cinderella at the greeting area, se we happily did. After a brief chat and exchanging tips for dinner, pictures taken and ready to be called by the sound of bells. We went upstairs in the spiral staircase to the dining area, a true royal medieval experience Prompt seated, attentively waitress took or beverages order. The full dinning experience included unlimited non alcoholic beverages, an appetizer, an entree and dessert. My selected meal was shrimps, filet mignon and chocolate mouse In the meantime we were greeted by princesses All came and greet, wished me happy birthday and took pictures with us. The food was impecable, delicious well presented. (A 5 starts service) You get wishes starts and Cinderella's wand as souvenir And left the magical place with a big smile being a kid again

If you only have one choice to do a really fancy meal at Disney, I highly recommend making a reservation here! There were a ton of amazing aspects here like the experience of meeting Cinderella, the atmosphere in the dining room, and the food. We were here for lunch on an absolutely gorgeous sunny day. Get there early so you can take lots of pictures as you go throughout the castle. It is darker inside the castle which is actually true to most historical castles! Luckily the dining room has huge windows that look out over the park. You can line up to meet Cinderella when you first enter the castle. She was very sweet when we talked to her. She noticed that I had Remy on my shoulder and suggested that she could talk to the Jaq and Gus her chefs, so they could share recipes. Very thoughtful of her! We were seated in the upper castle when our table was ready. We were right by the windows so we could overlook the park. The cast member that helped us was definitely in character. He provided great recommendations on the menu including what was a thumbs up and what was a pass. They had really fun names for the dishes, all either princess or Cinderella themed. They also have alcoholic beverages available on the menu. They had a sparkling wine flight which we had to indulge in since we were dining with royalty. The highly recommended appetizers include the creamy and flavorful butternut squash soup or the steamed mussels. The charcuterie was okay too but when compared to the former, was a bit forgettable. The chicken pasta was actually excellent and had a wonderful presentation - think Rapunzel's locks! The tenderloin was also a treat and I was told it only came slightly behind the one at Be Our Guest. It is definitely one of the pricier restaurants but I would come back if they had new stuff on the menu!

Cinderella was our fancy restaurant experience at Disney World. I wanted the family to experience dinner at a "castle". Check in was easy and prompt. We got seated pretty quickly and efficiently. When we sat we were greeted kindly the Disney way. Food was pretty tasty. It was fun seeing all the princesses come out for photos and salutations. The boys loved it. They've experience all the character dining but this was for mom. I loved Disney princesses growing up so I was totally loving it. A few times we missed 1/2 for potty breaks but the staff actually saw this and remembered. They had the princesses we missed come back! I was so excited and happy. The boys also received a fun wand with a star and a play sword. They asked if it was okay to give it to the boys which was appreciated. They loved it and played all day and even when we got back to the hotel. Thank you for this magical experience!

The princesses were a fan fave. Dinner salad was delish, steak was great, ask for a side of fries they're delish!

I probably had more fun than my toddler, but it was great meeting Cinderella and all the princesses. If you go for breakfast, order the shrimp and grits. Some of the best I've ever had! Be prepared to have much of your meal interrupted as the princesses walk around. Lots of fun and worth the money. Also a great way to start your day at Disney's Magic Kingdom.

This was a once in a lifetime! Before we headed up to the dining area, we got to meet Cinderella. (Truly my favorite Disney princess) it was an experience to walk up spiral staircase to the main dining room... loved the castle like decor! It's a prepaid 3 course meal that did not disappoint! I enjoyed every bite of my appetizer, main course and dessert... this restaurant is located inside the castle so you can see the hustle and bustle of Magic Kingdom! We got to take pictures with other Disney princesses! reservations is a must!!! This was truly magical and I did get teary eyed...

65 per adult, plus tax and gratuity $39 per child (Ages 3-9), plus tax and gratuity Comes with Assorted Breakfast Pastries and order of one entree. This is extremely pricy for a character dining, even for Disney. You are paying for the experience here, the opportunity to dine in Cinderella's castle and meet the princesses. You will get to meet Cinderella when you walk in before you are seated and then 3 additional princesses come to your table. (Ariel, Jasmine and Aurora) it does seem like they are in a bit of a rush to get you in and out which we noticed in most character dinings. They will make sure you get to see all the characters before leaving. The food was good and the assortment of pastries were a nice bonus especially when you are paying as much as you are here. However the food doesn't make Cinderella's Royal Table worth the price. We ordered the Traditional Breakfast with Scrambled Eggs, Sausage, Bacon, and Potatoes (Mickey waffles instead of meat) and the Shrimp and Grits made with Smoked Gouda Cheese Grits, Tomato Jam, Fried Egg, Buttered Shrimp, and Garlic Baguette. The food is the same across most Disney Breakfasts, delicious and pricey. The atmosphere is obviously beautiful and the cast members treat you like royalty. Worth your money for the experience and the opportunity to get into the parks early!

Step inside Cinderella's Castle for a magical dining experience with some of the princesses. Take a break from the park and dine like royalty with great food and good drinks in a beautiful setting. Our check in process was a little difficult but that's because our reservations were right before the fireworks show. I highly recommend trying to get reservations at the time of the fireworks show, it made the whole experience even more magical. When the show starts the music is played in the dining room and you can see the fireworks through the windows. I really enjoyed it! After checking in you first meet Cinderella and take some photos with her. After that you walk up a winding a staircase that takes you to the dining hall. Once seated the service is quick and you meet all the princesses in a timely manner. When we dined my daughter was able to meet Aurora, Ariel, Jasmine and Rapunzel. They were all so friendly and great at connecting with my daughter through story telling. Our waitress was Casey and she was phenomenal! She was so friendly, personable and gave amazing recommendations. She went above and beyond to make our dining experience even better and her service was quick, we didn't have to wait long for anything. For the appetizers we tried the soup of the day which was Butternut Squash Soup, Chilled Jumbo Shrimp and the Braised Beef. I really liked the Butternut Squash Soup it was smooth and creamy but if you don't like butternut squash I don't recommend it. The Chilled Jumbo Shrimp was our favorite. It was fresh, plump and juicy with subtle garnishes that highlighted the shrimp. We ordered the Braised Beef extra because we really wanted to try it and I'm glad we did. The beef was so tender and the carrot purée gave a slight sweetness to the dish. My daughter got the kids grapes and cheese. She loved the cheese not so much the grapes. I ended up eating the grapes which were fresh and tart. For entrees we got the Grilled Filet Mignon and Crab-topped Catch of the Day. The Grilled Filet Mignon was cooked to the perfect medium-rare and was tender and juicy. It was seasoned well and the house-made steak sauce enhanced the seasonings and flavor. The Crab-topped Catch of the Day was amazing! It was creamy from the pumpkin-smoked Gouda grits and sweet with a hint of sour from the brown butter-Meyer lemon emulsion. All those flavors combined together with the soft flaky fish and crab made a very tasty dish that I highly recommend. My daughter got the chicken tenders with a side of mashed potatoes and rice pilaf. She loved the chicken tenders, they were juicy on the inside and had the perfect crunch on the outside. The mashed potatoes were creamy and flavorful but the rice pilaf wasn't a hit, it had no flavor. For desserts we got the Clock Strikes Twelve and Jaq and Gus. The Clock Strikes Twelve was so decadent and very rich because of the dark chocolate mousse. The crunchy praline in the center helped give texture to a very soft and creamy dessert. The side of hazelnut gelato was very delicious as well with a strong hazelnut flavor with each bite. I could eat that dessert everyday. The Jaq and Gus cheesecake was good but it tasted like a regular cheesecake. The fruits that came on the side is what helped give the cheesecake extra flavor. My daughter got the build your own cupcake which was really fun for her but be careful it can get messy! Cinderella's Royal Table is a magical experience for everyone. Each time we dine here it feels like a whole new experience. This wasn't our first time going and this won't be our last.

I've wanted to dine at this restaurant since forever. It's the kind of restaurant with a mystery because for the longest time I have wondered what it would be like to dine inside the castle as I stare at it from down below. We finally managed to get a reservation at Cinderella's Royal Table! The inside of the castle is small but absolutely beautiful, and going up the spiral staircase was interesting. Upon arriving, I realized this place was actually not as big as I imagined. The dining room was beautifully decorated with the stained glass, flags hanging overhead, and the ceilings however, it felt crowded and noisy. Our server was kind but it took an awfully long time to receive pastries and have our order taken (I blame it on the back corner were seated at because even newer larger parties were getting their items faster than we were). The princesses made it clear that they'd visit our table once our menus were off the table and that took an awfully long time. They had visited everyone around us and we were still waiting to have our order taken. When the pastries finally arrived, I noticed small moldy spots on 2 of the strawberries that came with the pastries. What stood out to me was how our server responded to it by saying something along the lines of "that's not mold, I can assure you Disney does not operate that way"....I'm sorry but even Disney cannot be spared by tiny mishaps like mold ...it is an oversight. We were thankful that he did bring more strawberries in place of the 2 we couldn't eat. Strangely enough after the strawberry incident our menus were still on the table because we still didn't have a chance to order but somehow it's like the princesses were cued to help put a happy grin on our faces from the downer moment with the strawberries. Suddenly they were all visiting us despite their menu on the table rule (the kids found it nice but I could sense right through it) and it didnt feel natural. Also, the entire time you are dining there's multiple cast members standing with clipboards and head sets coordinating and it makes the entire air feel rushed and strained. The food was just ok, with the Disney price tag of eating in the castle. I opted for the Avocado toast and it had a ton of greenery on top and bread not really toasted. It was all just OK but in a normal restaurant probably worth no more than $15. At the end it was nice though because you are given the choice of keeping a little plastic sword or a plastic fairy wand, so our kids enjoyed that and thej we are sent off on our merry way. They also give you a keepsake postcard of Cinderella and in the back it has the princesses autographs (in case you don't have an autograph book). We may come back and give dinner a try just as adults, but I think this experience was more like mystery solved, cool, but probably not one worth repeating.

4.5 stars. Had dinner here a few times, the service is good and very personable! Really cool entertainment for the kids. Our 4 year old boy enjoyed his actual food (he eats fruit mainly) and the princesses came around to each table long enough for a quick chat and some photos. It is pricey but definitely worth doing once and the food was delicious. My husband and I both got the fillet. Chefs kiss! Only thing I would change is the carpeting / chairs make the place feel less royal and slightly drabby. Might just be me but I wouldn't let it stop me from going back.

We absolutely loved this meal, it's inside Cinderella's castle on the second flour. When you walk in the both floor of the castle you meet Cinderella and get a picture with her then you go take a seat until your royal party is introduced then you ride up the elevator which opens up to the main floor of a castle and then your seated. The server was with us in a minute no more than two or three minutes to take our order. order. The food is delicious, all three of us had the beef tenderloin and it was amazing. For dessert my grandson and his wife both had The Clock Strikes Twelve, it was a individual chocolate mousse cake and a side of hazelnut ice cream, I had raspberry sorbet topped with fresh blueberries. So many Princesses come by your Table to sign autograph books and to take your picture with them. We saw sleeping beauty, Ariel, little mermaid, beauty from beauty & the beast the princess from the frog and the prince, jasmine and Snow White

I'm super disappointed in our experience at Cinderella's Royal Table. We booked it as first timers, on our honeymoon (with two kids), and splurged on the meal - $400+ for all four of us, for the special occasion. We were seated in the back corner, where I literally had my back to everything. I couldn't see the inside of the castle, and the princesses didn't come visit us until we were about to leave. For an overpriced dining experience for the "experience" and not the food, it was literally as disappointing as it could get. If you were seated in the middle I could see it being worth it, but having a table on the side where you're literally facing a wall is bullshit.

This was absolutely an ambiance experience. The food was good, but not necessarily for the price. The excitement my daughter felt was 100% worth it though. She got to meet Cinderella in the lobby of the castle, then four additional princesses came to the table. Not sure if I'd do it every Disney visit, but something every princess lover needs to experience at least once.

This is by far the most popular restaurant inside Magic Kingdom. Very hard to find reservations, better you get them in month in advance. The meals are super expensive, but it worth the experience of dining inside a castle and getting to see a princess in person. We managed to find a spot for breakfast. The check-in process is easy. On your way up, you get a photo session with Cinderella. The actress is very friendly and does the best impression of the character. Once we were at the dining floor, it was pretty underwhelming. The whole place is packed like a fish market. The servers do wear castle costumes. Kids get some welcome gifts. They also served a complementary bakery plate that got pancakes, strawberries, croissants and donuts. The breakfast menu is small but decent. We got the Benedict and beef sirloin with egg. They are very flexible and allow customizing the order to your liking. To my surprise, the food was actually really good. Loved the beef sirloin. All in all we had a wonderful breakfast at the castle. During our visit, there were no characters coming to the floor, as Disney had them scheduled to start a month later. That was little but of bummer. I think the restaurant should add in little bit more castle/Cinderella related experiences for guests to enjoy during the dine-in time, especially for the price they are paying.

Cinderella's Royal Table is definitely a one and done for us. Growing up Cinderella was my favorite Disney princess, so I really wanted to eat at the castle at least once. When we checked in, we waited in the downstairs hall for a bit. Cinderella eventually came down to visit, and we were able to take photos with her. Then we were called and guided to our table near the window. Our server was friendly, and the food was fast. However, the food just was not that great. Be Our Guest definitely is better in terms of fine castle dining. The princesses did come visit each table which is fun, but for the price point, it just wasn't one of the best restaurants we'd been to at Disney.

I did this for my birthday and let me just say if you are thinking about coming here do it dont even think about it just do it. I was so excited to get reservations and you do have to pay before you get there which is fine because when you pay 2months early its like its free when you get there. Gratuity and taxes are automatically added on the initial payment so unless you want to you dont have to worry about tipping when you get there. There are 3 flights of stairs to walk up or an elevator if needed. The wait staff will only refer to you as lord/lady prince/princess and they are there to please you. I was thoroughly impressed with the service and I completely understand the price now. The food was flavorful and bright and beautiful. I would 110% go back at any point if possible. I would love to try dinner at some point and watch the fireworks from inside of the castle with my hubby. This experience was on another level like being inside of the castle is definitely the coolest thing you can honestly ever do. This over be our guest ANY DAY.

I think one thing is for certain- this has and always will be one of the hardest places to get a reservation for in Disney World. In the last 25 years, I think I have been here 3 times, my most recent visit being last week. Currently, for WDW, you can book dining reservations up to 60 days in advance, or around when your trip starts (if you have a long trip, you may be able to sneak a a few extra days in, assuming you are staying on Disney property). This is also one of the few, if not only restaurants that actually charge you before hand- which is 67$ per adult ($39 per kid) for lunch and dinner, and 45/29$ for breakfast. Mind you, on 2/28/23, prices will change, as the full character experience should be coming back into play. With that being said, 18% is already added on (you can see the total on your reservation link when I found out after), so you will only pay any kind of extra drinks you may order. Do not be a fool like me and double tip the guy for borderline mediocre service. Reservations were for 7:05, and got there just a few minutes early. They told us to go inside, which literally started as a queue line to get your picture with Cinderella (which for me, personally, was one of the highlights of dinner). After that, they would call names, and thankfully around 7:35 our name was called. Thankfully the patience paid off, as we got seated right at the window, and my VIP guest got a great view for the fireworks (I really got the reservation for her, since it was her first time dining there). My view, well, not so great, but again, I was there for the food, not the view. The dinner menu is 3 course prix fixe (which you can see the current offerings online or the app). I decided to go with the charcuterie, the chicken pasta, and the mouse for dessert. I saw they offered my favorite beer of all time, so I ordered one- the Kroenenburg 1664. I got ID'd, which is cool, whatever, but the guy literally stared at my ID for almost a good minute, to a point of being awkward. I mean first of all, I have an undeniably white and gray beard you just don't get by being underage. Also, with all of the Disney technology, biometrics, and security, they already should know who I am and what I had for lunch. I don't think my identity has been stolen yet. Also got water, and a coffee (which sodas, coffee, and tea come with free refills). The beer came out, and the charcuterie as well. I didn't get the coffee at first, but he did remember he forgot and brought it out later. Interesting little starter, but I should have tried the salad, tbh. The steak they say is always so popular, but I wanted to try the braised chicken. It was very juicy and since it was chicken, I felt like there was more meat in it then the filet had- something that a fat like myself needs. The dessert, which was to showcase the 50th park anniversary, honestly left a little to be desired, which has almost never happened to me on a Disney trip. When it came to all 3 drinks, I was never offered a refill or another beer, and they were all empty. I know, I should be more vocal, but at the same time, this is Disney at one of the headlining spots to eat, where they call you your majesty and princess, wouldn't keeping ones cupeth full be part of that, or am I just crazy? When I got the bill, it was just for the drinks and the tip for those. Since they never stated to us that gratuity was included (and of course never saw our server again after we got our cards back) in the first meal, we decided to give an extra 40$ in good faith. I am telling you this to protect yourself if you come here in the future, don't tip extra unless you really think they deserve it. He got like close to a 40% tip that night again for service that I felt to be desired. When I told my sister after, she laughed and said they should have told you the tip was already included (she went with her family in December). So a few things to consider- if you can get in the next 10 days before the price hike, go for it- at least you get a picture with Cinderella out of it. If you can get a table by the window for the fireworks, make sure the special someone gets the good view. And, they only serve beer and wine, and it seems like they aren't pouring them out as freely, so maybe pregame or go somewhere after if you are looking for some libations. If you haven't been, by all means check it out. A little on the pricey side, but it is pretty much the only way you are getting inside Cinderella's castle (unless you win a night in the suite, good luck with that). I like the fact you get a few souvenirs out of it as well (wishing stars, wands, signed pages). The bathrooms, I was kind of let down, looked pretty dated and didn't really have a royal flair that you would hope to expect. I have knocked it off my adult list and got my review in, I think I am good for now (unless someone else invites me back).

If you're looking for a magical meal, this is it!! The experience of dining in Cinderella's castle is perfect for kids and kids of heart! We came here for dinner on our most recent trip. Character dining isn't fully back here till the end of February, but you get to meet Cinderella as you enter with little to know wait! Now onto the food! This is a pre-fix menu that comes with 3 courses. There is also wine and beer for an up charge but coffee and soft drinks are included. I had the butternut squash soup, chicken pasta dish (inspired by Tangled), and the clock strikes midnight dessert. All three were amazing! The flavors were top notch and the presentation of the entree and dessert were so adorable and perfect for princess dining! Everyone in my group really enjoyed their meals too! Pro-tip! If you're looking for a spot to watch the fireworks, book here around 7:30! They pipe in the music and you can see a cool perspective of the fireworks. This is a great spot for families and a nice escape from the hustle and bustle of the parks. I definitely recommend trying to score a reservation here for your next Disney trip!

Super duper expensive but totally worth it. Side note the gratuities and taxes are included with the initial payment. If you're debating on Be Our Guest or CRT.... This is the place hands down (see my review for Be Our Guest). Food and service were top notch. Some of the best tasting/quality food in MK. The Princess' were plentiful and monitored so EVERY table has an opportunity to get time with each. I had time with 5 on my visit. The seating is very limited I would say around 90-100 people capacity. The theme is top notch with a glorious second story view of the fantasyland area of the parks. Overall amazing experience A definite must if you or one of your party is a Disney/princess fan.

Checking for last minute reservations and a reservation at the castle popped up so I booked it and although pricey ($82 per person plus tax and gratuity-10 %discount for dvc or annual pass)as many Disney things are it did not disappoint! The service was excellent, comes with choice of appetizer, entree, dessert and unlimited soda, coffee, tea and non alcoholic beverages. The shrimp appetizer was a nice portion as was the beef. The filet mignon came with tasty vegetables and potatoes, they were cooked to perfection, full of flavor , one of the best I've had on property. The desserts were also very good! For those looking for character meals, they had a total of five princesses, which were all friendly and let people take as many pictures as they wanted without rushing them. The dining room had a nice atmosphere, and of course, was unique as you're eating in the castle, if you've never done it, it's worth trying.

When choosing to dine at a restaurant like this I ask myself does the food and ambiance experience justify the cost? For Cinderella's Royal Table, I'd say "yes" and "no." Yes, if you're looking to dine here and treat it as a special meal or once-in-a-lifetime kind of experience. No, if you're expecting the best food. While the food isn't bad it's nothing to rush back for. At the end of the day you're paying for the experience of eating in Cinderella's Castle.

Our visit was in 2024, and this place was better than Be Our Guest restaurant in 2023. Be Our Guest was our favorite until they got rid of a chance to take with the Beast exclusively. However, this royal table still have many princesses walk around tables for interactions and picture opportunities. The best interaction is when you're greeted by Cinderella at the main door. Our 2 year old daughter loved every bit of all the princesses. Food is just food. We don't expect too much from Disney food. It's not the food you pay for. The service is Disney quality. If you're men, you're called "my lord" and you're treated highly. We entered the park early because of this breakfast reservation and we'd definitely do it again.

What a unique experience especially if your kids are into Disney princesses. It's definitely not cheap but if you can swing it, do it. The food isn't the greatest but it surprisingly exceeded our expectation. Our server, Oi shan, pronounced "ocean" was wonderful and friendly. This experience made Disney kingdom even more magical for us. Priceless

Such an iconic and beautiful restaurant! This restaurant is inside Cinderella's Castle at Magic Kingdom. It is a phenomenal restaurant for breakfast, lunch, or dinner! Service here is unbeatable as some of Disney's best cast members run this restaurant. Reservations are hard to come across as they open to guests staying on property before the general public. It is required to pay in advance, so be ready for that when booking the reservation! Food wise, the food here is tasty and incredible. The menu selections are phenomenal and some of the best food at Disney World is here at Cinderella's Royal Table! While Cinderella welcomes her dining guests before you head upstairs to enjoy your meal, the rest of the princesses have not returned yet as of December 2022.

Good food surprising Nice experience for the kids boy or girl! The service was royalty status! Our waitress was amazing! I forgot her name but we sat by the entrance of the dining hall on 6/25th. To the right of the dining hall along the wall. We had only one little boy with us. Thank you to the waitress that made it so memorable for us that day we flew in from Hawaii and enjoyed the royal dinner because of her! Mahalo.

This experience is well worth the price. It's themed table dining actually inside the Castle at Disney World. You HAVE to have reservations, and there is no walk-up seating or list!!! Unlike "Be Our Guest," the food is delicious and mainstream enough that everyone in the party will find something they like... even the pickiest eaters. Let the waiter know if you need something special or have allergies, and the chef will come to your table to discuss accommodations. The staff was extremely accommodating. The environment is... WOW. You greet Cinderella downstairs, but there is no Disney photographer available, so be prepared to snap pics. To get upstairs, you either take an elevator or climb circular stairs. Mobility scooters are NOT ALLOWED. The dining hall is straight out of a Disney movie... soaring ceilings, beams, tapestries, big cushy chairs, and an amazing view. It is extremely immersive. The waitstaff are in livery. The food was really good with perfectly cooked filet mignon, delicious potatoes, and a side. I enjoyed the salad and didn't know how good shaved raw Brussel sprouts were until today. The Charcuterie board was good but not great. The desserts were outstanding, and I highly recommend "The Clock Strikes Twelve" if for presentation alone. Everything was excellent. When you leave (fortunately by elevator as I was too stuffed for stairs), Princes and Princesses are bestowed the Fairy Godmother's wand. This is a lovely gesture not found at other venues.

This is a great experience for the whole family! Must try! The inside of the Castle is so nice and just the thought of being INSIDE THE CASTLE IS A DREAM!! Ambiance: Disney Princess. We were given fairy godmother wands and took a picture with Cinderella prior to lunch. Service: AMAZING! Being a Disney Adult I expected nothing less. The employees are what make the entire Disney experience magical and in the past some employees have been rude and have made the experiences basic. But at the Castle everyone was great. Food: 5 stars! As expected based on the price and the type of restaurant it is.

Steak was perfectly cooked and seasoned! We pre-ordered the 3course meal, citrus salad was very tasty with just the right amount of dressing. Beef tenderloin was so very tender and juicy! No additional sauce needed! Homemade cheese cake was exquisite! Atmosphere was very enjoyable with servers dressed in proper castle attire! It was a magical experience! **Note Reservations are required months before going to Disney World

So, here's the thing... this restaurant will inherently have more value to some people than others because of the location. If you're reading Yelp reviews to see if the food/experience are good because you've always wanted to go into the castle or have a little girl who loves princesses, continue reading! If you're reading Yelp reviews to try to determine if it's worth it to you because you're on the fence, it may not be. This restaurant is INSIDE Cinderella's Castle. We (4 adults) had an amazing dinner there. Since we are here in the off-season, our 7:20 reservation lined up perfectly with the 8:15 fireworks and the experience was incredible. They even piped music in. I have wanted to go here for many years. The experience of eating in the castle alone made it worth it for us. The menu is prix fixe and the courses were served at a good pace. We all had similar meals, but all of the food was good! The room is beautiful, service was good and we truly enjoyed the experience. A couple of notes: - Strangely, bread was not included or offered. I would expect bread at a pricy prix fixe meal. -The night we went was windy and every entrance of Fantasyland told us to go to a different entrance. Lots of confusion but one employee did tell us they had more paths closed due to wind. - I thought the portions were about right, but my husband who is a big eater was hungry after. This could be especially important to know if you're dining at the end of a long park day. - The restaurant was a little loud at times. You may want to prepare little kids for this.

The single hardest restaurant to get into, and also the priciest, but it is well decorated, the service is good, and the food makes the whole thing worth it.

Truly the best dining experience we had. It was so fun to be able to take our daughter into Cinderella's castle! It was nice to take a break from the busy day and enjoy a nice sit down meal. The food was very good for theme park food. I loved the options there was something for each of us. We went on Thanksgiving and they had a special thanksgiving meal and that was really good. Everything was plated so nicely as well. It truly was just a Disney magical experience. The service was truly out of this world Disney style. Our server Vicky was sooooo sweet and so nice to our daughter. She took us down to see Cinderella as well in between our courses. Everyone was so in character and it made our daughter feel like a princess. I'm so glad we were able to get a reservation and make this happen. It was one of the most memorable experiences. 100% worth the effort and the money. I can't wait for us to go back!