Club 33

Beyond grateful to have experienced the magical, CLUB 33! We will never forget our exceptional luncheon. Everything was delectable and first-class. I can’t say enough about the attentive staff!! I wish I had taken more photos of the superb cuisine. I had the warm Dungeness crab tart that was simply scrumptious! Followed by the perfectly prepared beef tenderloin accompanied with strawberry dusted roasted potatoes. Dessert was a treasure of triple chocolate layer cake and white chocolate ice cream. The cocktails were deliciously crafted. Club 33 is family friendly, and they offer a children’s menu. Club 33 also offers a great variety of merchandise for purchase. I can’t wait to return!

Got an invite to Club 33 from a friend of a friend. Lunch service. Bucket list complete. They call a day before to go over details including dress code (lunch hours: jeans ok without rips or tears, tennis shoes ok if in good condition, no slide in sandals [they must wrap around the heel], no tank tops, and no bra straps showing [our friend wore a tank dress and her bra straps were showing so she put a cardigan on but the staff said all she had to do was take her straps off and tuck her bra straps into her dress]). You find out where the entrance is. Upon arrival in New Orleans square, you ring the doorbell near an obscure door and are escorted into a tiny lobby, then out to an enclosed patio. Fresh cold or hot towels are provided as well as chilled water. The patio is beautifully decorated and you have a few minutes to relax in various wrought iron bistro sets and take photos. There’s a spiral staircase leading up to the restaurant where our group took many photos. There is an elevator for those unable to navigate stairs. After 10 to 15 minutes you are escorted up to the restaurant. You are greeted there and brought to your table. The entire time being escorted you learn Disney history/trivia by the host and also rules (no photos of people outside of your party). The dining experience—out of this world. They have an extensive cocktail and wine menu and serve those first, giving you lots of space to relax and enjoy. We walked out to the various balconies to take pictures over New Orleans Square after ordering our drinks. The balcony area is set up for tables for two—very quaint and romantic. The menu is a 4 course prix fixe menu with lots of options for the two vegetarian friends we were with. Each menu item and even drinks on the menu are extensively explained and come with a story of Disney’s history. They pace the meal expertly, never leaving you feeling rushed. The bread basket is incredible—soft, warm, fluffy, savory. Each dish was expertly created and left our tastebuds wanting more. The pictures and menu descriptions do not do the food justice. Even though you get dessert, they also give each guest two Club 33 macarons to take with you. There is a members only lounge we did not see. We stayed three hours. We were never asked to leave. They allowed us to take our time and enjoy ourselves taking photos and shopping for only-at-Club 33 merch in the entry lobby. Truly, it was the whole experience, the uniqueness, the exclusivity, and the oh-my-gosh-I-can’t-believe-I-was-invited feeling that lasted in my heart leading up to the moment and still lasts today. °O°

Blessed to have been able to attend two different dinners here. An amazing and top tier experience both times. The staff and waiters are delightful, providing a curated and quality service throughout. The atmosphere of both the members only lounge and the restaurant are fascinating and full of unique details and surprises. The food is fantastic. The menu is a 4 course story and you can select the wine pairings option to go with the whole meal. They also have great cocktails. Make sure you follow the dress code though.

What's not to love. Third time here. We all enjoyed the veal chop! Perfectly seasoned and cooked medium rare. They personalized our anniversary menu. Atmosphere is quiet, relaxing and elegant. We watched Fantasmic from the balcony.

The mystery surrounding this place adds to its appeal. The dress code is enforced so read up on that prior to attending. Service was ok, and the four course dinner allows you some options. Food was good, not what I expected. Worth a visit for sure, some people are hooked. Personally glad I came and we overall had a good time.

Amazing service and great food. A truly amazing experience to be able to do in Disneyland. From the moment you are allowed to check in, to viewing the courtyard and staircase. You are escorted into the restaurant by very helpful staff. They know that you'll want to take photos and are very helpful in assisting with that. I'll apologize for the photo dump, however the menu, food, drinks... All just were spectacular! The Cannoli was rich and flavorful. The filet was cooked perfectly and melted in your mouth. Everyone else was extremely satisfied with their meals. The dessert was a blood orange cheesecake which was to die for. The alcohol list was by far very impressive, which you can see from the photo. So many options and you just can't pick one. The whole theme and all the little "33" like on the coffee are just so cute to see. Dinner can definitely get spendy! If given the chance, do try Club 33!

My family and I had the privilege of dining at Club 33 for lunch during our vacation to Disneyland. The restaurant is beautiful, the service is exceptional, and the food and cocktails were excellent. It was a fantastic experience and I would go back again!

Had dinner here last night with my girls for the first time. It is a pricey but unique dining experience. 4 course menu, food is really outstanding. Cocktail and wine menu was robust. Am looking forward to the next time.

Such a cool experience dining at Club 33! Despite being in the middle of Disneyland, it felt quiet, formal, and intimate. I loved hearing about the history of Walt's vision come to life as we walked through the premises. The service was friendly and professional - you can tell they take their job seriously! Food was delicious. I would recommend the scallops, French onion soup, lamb, and cheesecake. It was my first time trying a gin fizz which I also loved. I hope I get the opportunity to dine here again!

Obviously the best place to have food on Disney property. Food is always 10/10 Drinks 10/10 Service 10/10 Ambiance is mellow and not over whelming. If you're ever able to get in, good for you. Enjoy every second you can. Cheers

I had the honor to come here as a guest on a work trip and this place was nothing but magical (I know, big shock from Disneyland) As you enter, the sounds of a magical piano playing itself fills the beautifully lit room adorned with artwork at every booth. We were greeted by Carson who was super kind, knowledgeable of the menu, and very accommodating. I described what I enjoyed in a cocktail and he was able to get me one that was off the menu from their winter collection that perfectly matched my description of what I enjoy drinking. Food was beautifully plated and delicious. We were accommodated with an assortment of warmed nuts then started with some "Beer Battered Onion Rings" and "Warm Pretzels" which were both phenomenal! For our meal we got the classic "Burger" with a wagyu patty and their signature sandwich of the day which was their take on a BLT with chicken and lemon aioli if i'm remembering correctly. The burger was amazing and had this cheese on it that was so delicious! The sandwich was a bit lackluster compared to everything else but delicious nonetheless. Lastly we finished with the "Apple Crumb Caramel Bar" and wow the texture and flavor were perfect! (Oh and the bathrooms were super fancy and even came with its own shoe shining kit that my converse didn't get to fully utilize) Overall this place is a warm welcome to all, with making you feel like Disney royalty. Now my only complaint--and this is to be expected with most foods from Disneyland--the price you pay versus quality you receive isn't ideal, but luckily I was on a work trip so I didn't really have to worry too much about cost :P

I was fortunate enough to attend my companies 2024 Christmas party held at Club 33, what an amazing experience! You're welcomed by a very nice and polite hostess, I do need to add that you'll either need to have a special card that you'll wave over the Club 33 door bell or have a special invitation before you're able to enter the door. Once you enter, you're welcomed by a large beautifully decorated Christmas tree and upstairs you go. All the staff working in Club 33 were all very nice, professional and very well informed about the appetizers being served. Just the vibe in Club 33 screams exclusivity for the members, I loved it but I'm also realistic lol. The food, wine and how it was served all top notch. Hopefully my photos will do it justice and how good it was. I'm so grateful to have experienced this evening and thankful to all the staff who worked our event.

We had the utmost amazing pleasure to be invited to Club 33 and had an unforgettable time! The drinks - insane, and I can't be more clear I could drink 5 of the winter spritz. The food was so delicious, amazing flavors combined when making this menu and all cooked to perfection. Our server Justin, was just so sweet and really took care of us the whole visit! The bathrooms are stunning. This experience was like no other and we can't wait to be invited again!

Disney's Club 33 A must for everyone's list! Will be back. Bargain for the quality in flavor, presentation, and ambiance. My invitation was in January of this year. Without ever hearing of this spot before, I had no expectations. I simply inquired on average cost per person and dress code, if any. I was informed I would easily spend $200 and to dress business casual. My interest was piqued! First Locate the special door and hit the button on the intercom. (Cool) After being greeted you are taken up to the dining room. Beautiful nighttime trip up outdoor stairs. Secluded balcony to watch lake shows. Service was excellent although the gentleman taking our order seemed more intense than I prefer, bordering on bodyguard motivation. Not my favorite personality type while dining but I'll take it. I started with an old fashioned Cannoli Duck Filet mignon Pave Bar w/ Cappuccino A little food sharing was had but I received the best! The service is synchronized, and food is on time. You receive perfect portions and will leave feeling satisfied

Been to the club countless times over the past 16 years, and it keeps getting better and better. Food is excellent, drinks are amazing, and their merch game is sensational Main dining room is a cool experience but Salon Nouveau is more chill, cozy, and cooler overall (burger is sensational)

THE. MOST. AMAZING. EXPERIENCE. This is literally a once in a lifetime opportunity and i absolutely refused to let a visit to the very prestige Club 33 pass me up!! Shout out to the member who made reservations and allowed us access to all of this magical-ness!! Dinner reservations were set for 8pm and do plan accordingly, making sure to arrive on time. Our party of 3 heard through the grapevine that arriving a bit early would be okay in order to get in a few photos and soak in all the enchantment but that was not the case for our visit. Doesn't hurt to try, just no guarantees. Our hostess of the night was Amber- so sweet, so friendly, and so very genuine. She was the first glimpse of what Club 33 is all about!! The dining area is quite small in size but offers a balcony view overlooking the Rivers Of America [in Frontierland]. Menus are prix fixed, currently priced @ $175 per person, pre tax & pre tip. Here, you will receive Le Grand Salon's 4 course dinner. Menu offerings periodically change. Alastair assisted in our dinner service. This gentleman was amazing from start to finish, giving impeccable service throughout the meal. Being that it was our entire party's first visit, he happily shed some light on some very cool facts/details. Food: Between our party of 3, it just so happened to work out where we each chose completely different items. That resulted in an assortment of food pictures- YOU'RE WELCOME. Appetizers: -sautéed diver scallops -roasted chicken red bell pepper envelopes -salad of green apples, pecans, American cheddar fritters. The most enjoyed was 100% the scallops- cooked well, flavors married nicely. 2nd Course: -hand crafted dungeness crab ravioli -sage pappardelle pasta -braised wagyu beef cheek risotto Best dish was the braised wagyu- beef so tender it melted in your mouth. Risotto was fantastic. Entree: -sustainable fish of the day [alaskan wild caught sea bass] -grilled free range veal chop -duo of ribeye [pan roasted & braised] The sea bass was my highlight which says a whole lot given the fact that I am not a huge fan any kind of fish aside from sushi. Fish tasted clean, dish was not heavy, and the tomato broth it sat in was delish. Finale: -fig streusel tart -nostalgic chocolate silk meringue pie -diligently selected cheese My top pick for dessert was the the assorted cheese. No lie, it was un-BRIE-lievable!!! I only wished I wasn't already so full from the meal before. 5/5 Stars!!!! No wonder Club 33 is considered one OC's coveted & top picks when it comes to 5 star restaurants. The entire club runs seamlessly & flawlessly. Staff is prompt, upbeat, and extremely patient. This visit to Club 33 has exceeded all of my expectations & made for such a memorable girls trip!!! Abiding all of the many mandatory rules was 100% worth the experience.

A Year-Late Review: Finally Unlocking the Mystery of Disney's Club 33 Better late than never! I finally got the chance to experience the elusive Club 33 at Disneyland California, all thanks to my cousin's invitation. This exclusive spot is known for its A-list clientele, from Hollywood celebrities to business and political figures, so the rules are a bit strict. Filming inside is strictly prohibited, there's a dress code (no midriff-baring outfits for women, men are encouraged to dress formally, and jeans are fine as long as they're not ripped). You're not allowed to bother the high-profile guests, take photos of anyone outside your party, and--interestingly--no photos are allowed in the restroom (apparently Rebel Wilson, after getting engaged at Disney, might have broken some of these rules and was banned from the park for 30 days). That said, I can share photos of the food, menu, and other public areas! The dishes here were definitely top-tier than other sit down restaurants in the park. The pork chop I ordered was impressively thick and absolutely delicious. The staff were meticulously selected (I think) , providing impeccable service. Oh, and just to clarify, even members have to pay for their meals--membership fees don't cover any dining costs. It was a perfect weekend dinner date in such a legendary setting!

To be able to enjoy Club 33 and all of its exclusivity is one of our favorite blessings. We especially love to visit during the holidays. The Club is decked out from the Courtyard of Angels to the 33 mosaic entrance. Absolutely stunning! The menu is always changing with the seasons so no experience is ever the same. We love that. The winter's menu this year was one of our favorites. Especially the Cedar Planked Salmon which was so fresh! More than the curated seasonal menu is the attentive service. The dedicated, no rush service is signature Club 33. The ambiance of the Club submerges you into the nostalgia of Walt's dream and his love for his wife Lily. Her piano sits in the dining entrance as well as many other of her favorite elegant furniture pieces. The coolest part is that you're welcomed to take as many photos as you would like just no videos. club 33 forever holds a special place in our hearts.

Always amazing. Been here since 2007. A five star restaurant in New Order Square, Disneyland. Rarely disappointing. Menu changes seasonally.

What a wonderful experience. Beautiful Christmas decor, superb service, all the waiters were very polite & attentive, food & drinks were excellent. I had the Sautéed Pacific Shrimp (very flavorful), Grilled Petit Filet Mignon medium rare (cooked to perfection, super tender), and Citrus Honey Poached Pear Tart (you get a whole pear on top of the tart, very tasty). We saw Mickey & Minnie when we dined for lunch on Sunday. Lunch prices were $125 with a member, $140 without a member.

Atmosphere (5+) -- what an amazing place to eat. The setting is iconic and beautiful. Service (5) -- Justin was our server and he was outstanding in all respects. His recommendations and wine parings were phenomenal. Food, cocktails, wine (5): cocktails here are better even than Napa Rose. The food and wine parings were outstanding as well. Napa Chef Counter is the better option if purely focused on quality of the food and wine.

The most exciting and exclusive review I will ever write. What an absolute dream of mine from being a young girl to step foot in this iconic place. Let alone have a meal here. Club 33 is as exclusive as it's gets. You must be a member or be invited by a member. Look up the membership details, you'll know what I mean. With a hefty waitlist for members themselves, I found that dreams really do come true after a member so graciously offered us a reservation. In order to appreciate this place as much as I do, you have to be a Disney fan. And a Disney history fan. However, even if you weren't, the meal will have you locked in. Let me start with the grand, private, entrance. Greeted by incredible staff who really create a magical experience, you are led into an escape from the hustle and bustle of the park and happen upon a dreamy, peaceful staircase that will eventually take you up to the members quarters. The entrance to the dining/bar area is the iconic Club 33 sparkling floor. This made me emotional. The staff upon this entrance greeted us with excitement and truly a luxury welcome. As we were heading to our table, the staff explained the history of landmarks we were passing; original items from Disney movies, paintings of concepts that Walt Disney had, and touches of the entire restaurant that were original from 1967. The dining hall was spectacular. Something you see in movies. With a wrap around walkout balcony, we had a view of the park that not many people will ever experience. The dazzling lights of the Mark Twain reflecting on the water, the smell of fresh popcorn, and a different perspective on the attention to every single detail of Disneyland. Another emotional moment. The meal was 5 course - and everything was out of this world tasteful. Pictures are not allowed in the restrooms, but the detail, design, and originality made it that much more special that only select people will get to experience it. I tried to screenshot an image in my brain so I can recreate it in my dream home. The staff was so extremely kind and attentive. Whenever we would get up and return to the table, we had fresh napkins, folded so elegantly. I feel like could write an entire book on this experience but I'll end it at that. Truly once in a lifetime experience. I am so grateful to have had the opportunity.

AMAZING. Everything was amazing from the service, food and even the bathroom. The employees here were so kind and patiently explained the history of the club. The food was absolutely divine. The standouts are the duck confit gnocchi and the filet mignon. The filet mignon was extremely tender and cooked perfectly medium. I hope to have another opportunity to come back.

Amazing service and great food. A truly amazing experience to be able to do in Disneyland. From the moment you are allowed to check in, to viewing the courtyard and staircase. You are escorted into the restaurant by very helpful staff. They know that you'll want to take photos and are very helpful in assisting with that. I'll apologize for the photo dump, however the menu, food, drinks... All just were spectacular! The Cannoli was rich and flavorful. The filet was cooked perfectly and melted in your mouth. Everyone else was extremely satisfied with their meals. The dessert was a blood orange cheesecake which was to die for. The alcohol list was by far very impressive, which you can see from the photo. So many options and you just can't pick one. The whole theme and all the little "33" like on the coffee are just so cute to see. Dinner can definitely get spendy! If given the chance, do try Club 33!

My boyfriend and I came here after someone had made a lunch reservation for us. The service was amazing and the decor was beautiful. We had a 4 course meal that consisted of 2 appetizers, the main dish, and dessert. My first appetizer consisted of 3 shrimp. My second appetizer was gazpacho. My main dish was a steak salad, and dessert was a chocolate cake. The cost of 1 person was ~$130 (not including tip). Although it was a cool experience, I don't see myself eating here again due to the price.

Being able to access Club 33 is special in itself. The problem is they overcharge for a kids meal which consisted of a cup of vegetable soup with some chicken pieces, a plate of noodles, and a store bought brownie with a scoop of ice cream on top. That was charged at $45 plus a $5 drink. The adult meals were $160 per person for four courses which were fairly good. It's been about 10+ years since I've been back to this place and I will say they made the dining room so much smaller it was so cramped and tiny compared to the last time I visited. It may be another 10 years before we are back.

Pure magic. A Disney fan's dreams come true. We were fortunate enough to know someone who was kind enough to make reservations for us. Tucked away in New Orleans Square across from the Pandora store is the iconic Club 33 door. We rang the bell, gave our name and reservation time, and we were ushered into a small room with a Disney 33 merch display and a check-in table. We were led out into the Court of Angels with the iconic staircase and vintage elevator and it was decked out for the holidays so it was all the more special. We then took the elevator up to the lobby and were led to our table next to the balcony and the beautifully adorned dining room. Everything from the place setting, to the wood panels, doors, and curtains, it was definitely Disney all around but much much more upscale. The Club 33 branding was on almost everything and it was hard not to let your eyes wander. They had a good drink menu with all the classics but we opted to get 5 of the Holiday Mai Tais since they came with a really cool souvenir glass (which they give you a brand new one in a box) even before you finish your cocktail. Super boozy with a holiday twist and would def recommend. Food was wonderful. We had a 4 c4-courseourse tasting menu and we each chose different items to sample their array of offerings: Course 1: -Baked Blue Lumb Crab Gratin: lemon-garlic butter, light, small, not too heavy and a great first course -Asian Pear and Red Gem Lettuce Salad: hazelnut with a tangerine vinaigrette; nice and fresh and enjoyed the hazelnuts and fruit Course 2: -Pan roasted diver scallop: one big and plump piece, nice crust and perfectly cooked inside -Duck Confit: tons of flavor and rich and delicious, potato gnocchi and tender greens; bits of shredded duck Entree: -Grilled Filet Mignon: BF said one of the best filets he's had and I have to agree. Bacon, sweet potato, and Cabernet Essence; would order again -Sauteed Sustainable Fish: honestly couldn't tell you which fish; a little lackluster but had some great pacific white shrimp in a tomato-saffron broth; if I could do it again, I'd probably just do the Lamb Chop Finale: -Warm Pear Caramel Cake: Perfect ending to a great dinner; warm, decadent cake; what's not to love? -Decadent Chocolate Pave Bar: cookie butter blondie, rich, kind of hard lol -Also added the macarons and selection of chocolate truffles on a tiered souvenir plate ($99) to round out the night. Best believe we did it for the souvenir plate and took all the contents to go. lol Finally, we were able to buy merch from the display case out in the lobby. Pretty much everything they had in the display was available, so we scored a few keychains, Club 33 reversible ornaments, ears, and spirit Jerseys. Not to mention all the souvenir Mai Tai glasses and Tiered dessert plate. Service was good. Everyone was really polite and conversational and didn't make us feel like we didn't belong. There were definitely tables of regulars and they made it known that they were regulars, but we had such a lovely time and were so thankful to have the opportunity to dine there. It really was such a special event for us especially during the holidays, and while we weren't able to see the fireworks due to the wind, we were able to walk out onto the balcony to enjoy the view of the park from a different vantage point and enjoy this once-in-a-lifetime (for us, at least) experience to the fullest. From the artwork, the history, the charm, it truly was a magical experience for us and would absolutely return given the opportunity.

Club 33 was magical and more! Couldn't believe that a 5-star dining experience existed at Disneyland. It's very tucked away and hidden inside New Orleans Square. My friends and I actually went to the wrong door and we started taking pictures before realizing we need to go somewhere else. Made for a funny story! Anyways, when we got there, we were greeted by the host who took us up the stairs and into the main dining area. Everything looked really fancy and high end. The club 33 logo was everywhere to be seen - from the walls to the paintings and even the drinks. You are presented with the pre fixe menu which is seasonal and changes frequently. I love the decor, interior design and the waiters' attire. It really makes the experience so much cooler and fancier. I just wish we could've seen the fireworks from the balcony but the trees covered them. However, the food was amazing! I ordered crab cakes, pasta, steak and caramel cake for dessert. Everything was fresh and delicious. The drinks were also great and very on theme- we ordered the coffee with alcohol and it had the most adorable 33 sign on top. I was so full and satisfied with our meal. Thank you for an amazing experience I'll never forget!

My friend offered to register my family as his guest at this exclusive restaurant.I didn't realize the prix fixe meal was $130 per person but I mentally justified that this would be our once in a lifetime experience.The waiting area in the beautiful courtyard was a great photo spot with the spiral staircase.Bathroom has faucets in shapes of swans, full length doors, and even complimentary mouthwash, very classy. In the dining room, they offered for us to step outside to the peaceful balcony to view Tom Sawyer Island and the ships and canoes cruising in the water.The drinks menu cover is just beautiful with blue flowers embroidered on leather. Braised pork cheek was tender, soft Their French onion soup was the best I've ever had - soft beef meat, brothy, not too thick, not too salty, not too much cheese, elegant. My steak dish was also very tender and flavorful. For dessert, I chose the cheese plate because it seemed very French and would highly recommend it as it was really tasty. We had a wonderful experience that we will remember for all times.

I was very lucky to be invited here by a friend for a birthday lunch, and we were very excited to make it a main point of our day at Disney. Making our reservation for lunch was a great choice because it gave us a chance to relax at the height of the day's frenzy. The staff are all very friendly and attentive, adding to how special you feel getting to come here. Meals are prix fixe, 3 course with a separate wine pairing option. We decided to get cocktails instead, and I do have to say that mine was a let down in terms of taste, but also got sticker shock when my very mediocre margarita was $35 (it had come from the Haunted Mansion anniversary menu but I was still surprised - other drinks from that menu came with special souvenir cups and this one did not). Our food was all delicious - I got meatball appetizer; filet mignon main; and a warm brown butter cake dessert. The space was decked out to celebrate the anniversary of the Haunted Mansion. Service never felt like it rushed you, and we were welcome to explore all of the areas open to non-members. The bathrooms are worth checking out; and they have a collection of Club 33 merch (although some is only accessible for members). Very glad I have gotten the chance to come so now I can feel like I've really seen it all at Disneyland!

Let me first mention, you have to ring a door bell and speak into a speaker before they let you in. Club 33 was definitely once in a lifetime experience; hopefully we will be invited back again. Our experience was spectacular! Server was friendly and we were all impressed by the experience and atmosphere. The kids in our group was served a special desert for their birthdays. Entrees were amazing as expected. Some of us had caviar for the first time and absolutely loved it! Make sure you experience it all, and most importantly be present. I was so enamored with everything I didn't take as many pictures as I normally would. I would recommend this place hands down!

We were lucky enough to be invited for dinner and really enjoyed the experience. In general, the food did not stand out for it's price. Everything hovered around 3 stars but the general vibes and that exclusivity made it a 4. Do I regret coming - definitely not. It was a very special experience. Would I come again - probably not. The food was just okay. For the same price, I think there are better options around the parks.

Planning my wife's birthday dinner on 11/26/2024 with two kids. Can a member help to reserve ? Willing to pay for the kindness.

Wow I don't even know where to begin. This dining experience if one that I'll for sure remember for a lifetime! I was fortunate enough to be invited by a friend for her birthday. First things first, the dress code. It's "business casual" so no sandals and I would say dress to impress :) I wore casual clothes into the park and just changed a little before the reservation time. Ok let's get to the food...we came for dinner and it was a prix fix menu. I got the scallops, risotto, petite filet and ended with the summer corn semifreddo. Everything was amazinggggg! If there's one thing I highly suggest trying though it would have to be the summer corn semifreddo. I've never had anything like it it was delicious! Ok third thing I have to mention is you can't take pictures inside the bathroom and if you take pics in the dining room, you just have to make sure there's no one else in the background in your photo. Otherwise pics are allowed. The service was superb but that's also expected at a Disney restaurant lol anyhow, I really enjoyed this experience and hope to come back someday!

What an amazing experience!!! This establishment is Disney magic times 100! Not only was the service 5 stars, but the food was spectacular! I am both gluten and dairy-free and they had no problem accommodating my dietary needs. They even had this amazing dessert which I can only describe as a mini gluten-free apple pie topped with oat milk ice cream. What truly defined this experience though was the historical significance embedded within the unique decor. Some people describe the cost of this experience as expensive; however, I consider it priceless!

My wife, inlaws and I were able to secure a reservation from a third party. Let me tell you: even as a semi-non-Disneyphile, this experience was top notch. The food is what you can expect from any 5 diamond restaurant: well-crafted meals, good portions and a really decadent dessert. Cocktails were very well made (there was even an Ursula/Little Mermaid goblet drink that one could take home as a souvenir -- i'm sure they rotate through themed cocktails annually). Service was exquisite. We were not club members, but were treated just the same...and we didn't feel out of place :-). Would definitely go again* * - anyone know a person who knows a person???

We are Disney freaks and like most people here, ecstatic that we got an invitation! With that being said, I that I think this place is a one and done kind of thing and I'm glad we did it. Like other Elite 3-star reviews, I believe you are coming here for the atmosphere, exclusivity and the experience, NOT for the food. Don't get me wrong, the food was absolutely delicious but for the price you pay (which doesn't include admission into the park), I feel you can get an equally if not better meal for the same price (or cheaper) outside of the park. I feel like a lot of the reviews are based on the emotional reaction to being in such a privileged historic place rather than the actual food and service. I mean, aren't you already on a high from being in the park?

Out of this world experience, I think my smile was from ear to ear the entire time! Amazing service from Matthew. Thank you for making our dinner special. The food was great, I loved the French onion soup!!! As far as ambiance goes, does it get any better than Club 33?

Food - 5 stars Service - 5 stars Ambience - 5 stars Wow. What an experience. Never thought I'd have the opportunity to dine at Club 33, but definitely glad I was invited by a member. The filet was good. The lamb was really good, and I'm not a lamb person. The squash blossoms are really good. The fish was perfect. Cesar salad, yum. All of the desserts were good. Hope I get invited again, lol.

An exclusive restaurant requiring an excessive membership fee or an invite from a member to get in. Thankfully we had the latter but we still had to pay for park tickets and $150 per head for the meal. In short this meal did not convince me to return to club 33, but it is also probably the fanciest meal you can get inside Disneyland. Starting off, I really enjoyed the drinks available and I would highly recommend them despite them not being included in the meal price. I got stiggin's ruin which includes various rums on the rocks which combine into a brilliant golden/amber color. I also tried some of the other signature cocktails which were tasty as well. For starters I got the pork cheek which was amazingly tender to the point that you could probably use a plastic spoon to scoop the meat off the plate. The included sauce was super meaty and rich, while the apple garnish balanced it all out with a nice bite of acid. I also tried the crab gratin but it kind of just reminded me of crab salad and didn't move me. For second course, I got the french onion soup which was on the milder side without any strong onion or gruyere taste. I did enjoy the hot soup, but I was pretty disappointed by how mellow this soup was. For the main course, I got to try both the fish and new york steak. The steak was cooked to medium rare and while tasty, didn't stand out as a highlight of the meal. I also got to try the sustainable fish of the day. I was deeply disappointed by the fish, which was mushy, flavorless, and dry. For dessert, I got the cheesecake which was serviceable but I've recently been spoiled by excellent cheesecakes and this one just didn't live up to the challenge. I did appreciate the included fruit garnishes, which added a touch of sweet fruit acid to an otherwise mediocre cheesecake. I also got to try the pear caramel cake which was excellent. I would definitely recommend getting this one over the cheesecake. The interior decor was very nice, and the service was punctual and helpful. There was a lot of experience behind our wait staff, so feel free to ask them any questions you have about the food, drinks, or establishment! Overall, this was a very nice break to have in the middle of a packed day after Disneyland. I probably wouldn't come back here even if I had the chance, but given its exclusivity I'll probably never need to make that decision in my lifetime. Next time you are in new orleans square waiting in the Pirates of the Caribbean line, rest assured that there is probably someone in a whole other tax bracket looking down at you from Club 33

I rang the door bell and the Disney magic began. My son received an invite to celebrate his 33rd birthday @ Club 33. Service was spectacular from reception and throughout dinner service. Dinner was a 4 course pre fixe menu. I started with the squash blossoms with goat cheese it was a perfect bite. My diver scallop appetizer with pea purée and morel mushroom was amazing. I had the sea bass with lemon beurre blanc as my entree it was very tasty just wish it was a little bigger. Since there were 3 of us we ordered each of the 3 dessert offerings to share. strawberry Pistachio crumble bar, warm pineapple Carmel cake, Valrhona manjeri dark chocolate indulgence. Needless to say dessert will always be my favorite course. Our wonderful server surprised us with the cheese platter. If the opportunity arises to visit this Disneyland exclusive restaurant. Just do it.

Definitely a Disney bucket list to do once in your life. If you get a chance, grab it! We had reservations on a Sunday evening at 8pm. At first we thought this was a lil too late especially we had 2 kids but I say this was the perfect time to dine here. We got seated by the window balcony overlooking the fantasmic stage. Yes it's a 5 course pre fixe menu for $140/pp. 3-4 items to choose from each one. It's a rotating menu so you can def try various items if you chose to come back. My fave has to be their scallops! So fresh and well made. From the service and overall package experience, it was all magical. By the time we had our 4th course which was the main course the fireworks were showing. Wow oh wow. Some pro tip if you have a lil toddler that doesn't eat much you don't need to get the full children's 3 course meal and just pick an a la carte entree Overall thankful for this wonderful meal

I had very low expectations because I thought Club 33 was all hype. I was wrong. The service here is top tier and contends with the finest restaurants across the globe. We had the four course dinner and I loved every. single. course (including the latte at the end). Mine didn't come with the cool 33 at the top of the latte but perhaps next visit if I have the opportunity to be invited again. We were there during dinner and had the opportunity to do some people watching from the balcony. Don't miss a stop to the restroom, it's pretty snazzy.

The grand ole exclusive club. Just being in there made me feel bad and boogie. The merchandise wasn't really my thing but there were a lot of cool items that I could see enthusiasts going crazy for. The food to be honest was nothing amazing but it was certainly good. They had some solid options for the fixed menu so it wasn't too difficult picking something from each category. Nothing to write home about, but the cocktails were neat and they had a special one for the anniversary which was also delicious. P.S. the bathroom is soooo cool. I felt like a princess while in there. Too bad you can't take pictures in there.... Be sure to check it out if you have a chance!

To dine at Disney's Club 33 was a once in a lifetime experience for me. I was graciously given a reservation for dinner for my 53rd birthday from 2 wonderful people who are members. When ringing the doorbell my party and I were greeted with such enthusiasm by the concierge. There is a strict dress code and photography policy that was explained by the member and the photo policy was explained when arriving. Before our table was ready we were invited into the courtyard which was called the Court of Angels to take photos and freshen up with cool towels that had a lavender scent. Dinner has a set price for four courses and an optional wine paring. My dinner was incredible. The first course was braised asparagus with creamy feta. The second course was seared Caesar salad, the entree was Walt Disney's Bleu cheese encrusted filet mignon with bacon and potatoes and my birthday dessert was a strawberry rhubarb crisp with ice cream. There is a 100th anniversary cocktail available. The nice touch was a birthday card signed by the staff. The service was impeccable and the food was delicious. There is exclusive merchandise available but very limited. I can describe this as a Victorian style vibe but very small dining room. If I ever get the chance to go back. It will be wonderful!

How am I ever going to eat corn dogs and drink water from anywhere else at Disneyland? I need the think glass cups along with the club 33 dinner plates. Food: delicious Hostesses: kind and graceful! So perfect!

Food, service, ambiance. Beautiful Court of Angels. A small piece of quietness in the business of Disneyland Park. A chance to experience what Walt had imagined in updated decor. Unfortunately, did not experience it before the renovation but still a beautiful and unique experience.

So thankful that Jim G and I were able to finally dine at Club 33! It was a perfect way to celebrate our anniversary on our last day at Disneyland! As many have said, you either need to be a member, be invited by one, or have a member make a reservation for you (under their membership). We were lucky enough to have the 3rd option magically open for us =) From the check in downstairs, to the Courtyard of the Angels, and the stunning staircase leading upstairs, everything leading up to our dinner was fabulous! (I only wish my feet weren't DYING from having walked about 80,000 steps up to that point----no hyperbole! I had to alter my initial outfit choice to accommodate shoes I could wear that night). Once inside, we were shown where the small gift shop is, pointed out where the Members Only lounge is (maybe one day; fingers crossed!), and escorted into the dining room. Matt was our awesome server! He obviously knows his fine dining, but was also relaxed and joking with us, as that is the vibe we were giving. No stuffy service here! Beautiful dining room with excellent appointments. Four course meal for the evening was $130, with an additional $75 for wine pairing. The food was good to great (here's looking at you, scallop!) and the wine was both well-chosen and very generous; I hate a stingy wine pairing! Nice balcony area to hear (and somewhat see) Fantasmic and the Fireworks. It's also nice to look down at the park and be away from the chaos for a bit. Ultiamtely, have I had better food? Yes, I have. Have I paid more for food that wasn't as good as this? Yes, I have. The food is good and the price is reasonable for both the fine dining experience and the exclusivity. If we're lucky enough to get to dine here again, I would choose to go on the first night of my trip so I'm fresh for the experience! If you have the chance to go, you should.

What Disney is known for is creating magical experience. This place is the pinnacle of Disney's offerings for a magical dinning experience. It's exclusive and you need an "in" to get in but if you get a chance to dine here you should take it! The food is excellent but the whole ambiance, service and fireworks if you time it right and sit in the right place make the experience one you'll never forget. Just a bit of history for you. Years ago, Walt Disney felt that a special place was needed where he could entertain visiting dignitaries and others in a quiet, serene atmosphere where superb cuisine and distinctive decor would complement one another. He asked artist Dorothea Redmond to provide watercolor renderings of what such a place might look like. Accompanied by renowned decorator Emil Kuri, Walt and his wife traveled to New Orleans to select many of the beautiful antiques that remain on display here. After years of planning, Club 33 became a reality in June of 1967. Club 33, so named after its address, 33 Royal Street, was renovated and expanded beyond its original vision in 2014. Returning to the original watercolor renderings and to handwritten notes from Walt, Imagineer Kim Irvine brought to life the grandeur and elegance that Walt originally imagined. Although its visionary never walked its floors, Club 33 is proud to celebrate 56 years of heritage and hospitality in his honor.

First rate. Best place on the planet. Especially for Halloween they have a mini haunted mansion

It was a fun experience to dine at Club 33. The cast members were amazing from the hosts to our server. There is a dress code and guests are sent information about it in advance. It was awesome to be able to see and purchase the exclusive Club 33 merchandise. They have a variety of merchandise such as jewelry, ear headbands, spirit jerseys, and houseware. Guests are welcome to take photos but not videos. The only place photos are prohibited are the bathrooms. Time really flew by during our dinner here. Before we knew it, it was already close to midnight park closing. The food overall was good but nothing mind blowing. I've tried my fair share of Disney eateries and at the end of the day it still tasted like park food but just fancier and better quality. Kudos to the cast members for a memorable experience.

Nestled within the magical realm of Disneyland, Club 33 holds a rich historical legacy dating back to its opening in 1967. As one of Walt Disney's original visions, it was intended to be an exclusive haven for entertainment and fine dining within the park. Over the years, this establishment has become a revered gem, combining history, luxury, and the enchantment of Disneyland into a unique and coveted experience. The stunning ambiance and truly magical environment of Club 33 were unparalleled, echoing the vision of Walt Disney himself. The culinary journey, initially seeming like small plates, unfolded into an incredible feast that left me stuffed before dessert. The impeccable service provided by Steve and our servers added to the exceptional experience. If you're ever blessed to secure a reservation, it's indeed a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to step into the rich history and wonder of Club 33.

Food amazing, service was even better, all done to the viewing of fantasmic, you can get up from your seat and watch the show then the fireworks. To say this was an amazing experience is an understatement. 10/10

I had the good fortune of being invited as a guest to dine at Club 33; to call it a dream come true is putting it lightly! Club 33 was initially established as a private club for Walt Disney to entertain, and wine & dine, his contemporaries in 1967; it is a private, members-only club situated on top of New Orleans square, and certainly doesn't lack any Disney magic! Featuring Disney-related art, pieces of Disney history throughout (including one of the first animatronic birds, Alfred) details like monogrammed napkins, and beautiful French-country decor that's sure to wow any Disney fanatic, it's not an experience I'll soon forget! The service was friendly, attentive, and well-paced. It's the little things - they hold the doors for you, pull out your chair, and even lay out your dinner napkin. They leave you wanting for nothing! I certainly felt like a princess for a day! Shout out to our attentive and kind server Matt who treated us to a delightful dessert wine! We dined in Le Grand Salon, which overlooks New Orlean's square. The Club was featuring a Masquerade-theme to celebrate Halloween season, and is celebrating its 55th Emerald Anniversary - a fact I wasn't aware of when choosing my dark green dress, but turned out to be a happy coincidence. The menu is prix fixe and changes by season. They have a great drink menu, and wine list, and feature recommended pairings for the various courses. I enjoyed the Sautéed Diver Scallop with Warm Heirloom tomato vinaigrette, Club Caprese salad, Tagliatelle pasta, and Coconut Coffee Vegan cheesecake with coffee caramel, and cashew crunch. The cheesecake was fantastic! I do wish I had tried the fish or the steak as my main, as the pasta didn't quite do it for me seasoning-wise, but not enough to dock any stars from my overall experience. To drink I had the Clover Club with gin, raspberry, lemon, and simple meringue - it was perfectly balanced between sweet, tart, and bitter! Definitely worth a try! If you ever have the opportunity to dine at Club 33, despite the steep-cost, it's definitely a worthwhile, and priceless experience!

Finally fulfilled a Disneyland bucket list item by getting into Club 33! Our friend was able to score us a dinner invite through his work and we are forever thankful. Since it was my wife's birthday, we allowed her to do the honor of ringing the doorbell to notify the staff of our arrival. We checked in and went into the courtyard where a beautiful staircase awaited us. We had the option to take the elevator or staircase but chose to walk up the staircase into the dining room. Since it was Halloween time, the restaurant was somewhat decorated in a Halloween/Haunted Mansion theme. Otherwise, the restaurant was simple. They had a separate lounge for members only which looked beautiful from a distance. We were able to walk onto the balcony to see some fireworks but for the most part the view was blocked by large trees. The service from the staff was top notch and the food was decent. They cooked the catch of the day (swordfish) extremely well as it retained its moisture. The mushroom ravioli was also delicious. Since the menu is seasonal, hopefully, I will get another chance to go into Club 33 again. Before we left, we spent quite of bit of money getting some Club 33 Emerald Anniversary souvenir items that were exclusive to only Club 33 attendees and not available outside of Club 33. Great experience that everyone should at least try once in their lifetime if they are lucky enough to get the invite referral.

It's honestly all about the exclusivity that drives the desire for others to try this place and be a member. We were able to get a rsvp through a friend's workplace (yay for hookups). So this review is just from a perspective of a non-member aka me. When you enter, everyone is super welcoming and friendly. They are super attentive and strict with the dress code -- I had a tear on my jeans and a lady working there offered safety pins (I love you btw). Service was actually okay -- server checked up on us but food took forever (we didn't take awhile to order either). It was a pre-fixe lunch menu with four courses, and it took about 2 hours for everything to come out. It was not packed. Food was good... for being a restaurant at Disneyland. Nothing that I crave to come back for. The seating area was actually super underwhelming. Maybe the area for members might be bougier but I'll never know. Everything just looked white and brown and outdated, the seats and tables felt cramped. Or perhaps I had way too high of an expectation (I was thinking it was more blue, dimmer ambience etc.), but it was pretty mid. Overall, it's honestly a cool thing to say that we've been there, done that. I'm sure an experience of a member probably is much better than what I've experienced. I'm glad I did it, but probably okay with not coming back

Lissa G and I were so lucky to get into Club 33! This is one of those once in a lifetime experiences, or I guess if you are extremely lucky (member) more often. The service, food, and drinks were outstanding! For whatever reason I didn't think the food would be top notch since we were technically at a theme park. The pre fixe menu is the way to go and every dish was delicious. If you are there during the Fantasmic show make sure to get out on the balcony and check it out. Wonderful experience all around!