Be Our Guest Restaurant | the disney food blog

Be Our Guest Restaurant presents an unforgettable dining experience in Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom where guests can eat in Belle and Beast’s famous castle!

Be Our Guest Restaurant

Be Our Guest Restaurant has enchanted guests ever since it opened, delivering French-inspired cuisine right inside of the Beast’s castle from the beloved animated film Beauty and the Beast. Its completely immersive setting is unlike any other, and it’s the reason why it can be a challenge for guests to snag an Advance Dining Reservation for this in-demand dining experience!

Be Our Guest restaurant currently serves Lunch and Dinner, with both meals featuring a prix-fixe menu.

In addition to its uniquely memorable setting, Be Our Guest Restaurant also made history as being the first restaurant in the Magic Kingdom to serve alcohol to guests.

AND Be Our Guest restaurant offers guests the rare opportunity to see THE BEAST himself! You can see our list of things to know before dining at Be Our Guest Restaurant here!

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Type of Food: French-Inspired Cuisine

Location: Beast’s Castle in Magic Kingdom’s Fantasyland

Disney Dining Plan: Yes, TWO table service credits for Lunch and Dinner

Be Our Guest Restaurant Menu:
Official Disney Lunch Menu
Official Disney Dinner Menu

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Be Our Guest Lunch Menu
Be Our Guest Dinner Menu
Be Our Guest Children’s Lunch Menu
Be Our Guest Children’s Dinner Menu

The Meal at Be Our Guest Restaurant

Table-Service Lunch and Dinner: Meals for Lunch and Dinner are prix fixe and include choice of appetizer and entree, along with a Dessert Trio. Appetizer selections include French Onion Soup, Escargot de Bourgogne, and Tuna Tartare. Adult entrees feature Grilled Filet Mignon, Short Rib Beef Bourguignon, Seared Pork Tenderloin, Roasted Poulet Rouge Chicken, and plant-based Pan-roasted Squash among the offerings.

Short Rib Beef Bourgiugnon

The Dessert Trio is presented on a personal platter and includes a lemon jam macaron, a dark chocolate truffle, and a chocolate tart filled with The Grey Stuff. (Children receive their own fun version of the trio!)

Dessert Trio

The Lunch and Dinner experience requires two table-service credits on the Disney Dining Plan, or an out-of-pocket $72.00 per adult and $43.00 per child ages 3 to 9.

The Atmosphere at Be Our Guest Restaurant — The Beast’s Castle

Welcome to The Beast’s truly magical dwelling. The entrance to Be Our Guest Restaurant is nestled underneath a mysterious castle in the Fantasyland “countryside”!

Be Our Guest Restaurant

The scene is set even as you approach the entrance, with gargoyles keeping watch at a few spaces along the stone path.

Be Our Guest Restaurant

Passing through an old gateway to a stone bridge and through wrought-iron gates and ultimately to the Castle doors, guests are reminded of the story of the Beast’s transformation.

Be Our Guest Restaurant

And now it’s time to step inside…

The Grand Ballroom

Upon arrival, guests enter directly into The Grand Ballroom.

Be Our Guest Restaurant’s Grand Ballroom

The Ballroom conveys the film’s elegance with a coffered, 20-foot ceiling with artwork featuring fluffy clouds and cherubs, sparkling chandeliers and a terrazzo floor.

The Grand Ballroom

At the far end of the room, 18-foot-tall arched windows look out to the French countryside, where special effects create gently falling snow through the starry sky.

The West Wing

Home to the Enchanted Rose, entry into the dark and mysterious West Wing is forbidden by The Beast. (Unless, you know, your host or hostess seats you there. Then it’s totally cool.)

The West Wing

The Rose sits in an unassuming corner, and beside it lies the Enchanted Mirror.

Enchanted Rose at Be Our Guest Restaurant

The enchanted rose slowly drops petals as time runs out for the beast.

From time to time, thunderstorms rattle the room.

West Wing in Be Our Guest Restaurant

The flashes of lightning simultaneously reveal a change in the portrait hanging over the fireplace from the Prince…

West Wing Beast Portrait

…. to THE BEAST!

The Castle Gallery

The third room is the Castle Gallery, or the Rose Gallery.

Rose Gallery at Be Our Guest Restaurant

This room just so happens to be Belle’s favorite (as we’ve learned from Cast Members).

Portrait in the Rose Gallery

Here, guests are surrounded by portraits displaying scenes of Belle and The Beast’s life together.

Rose Gallery Portraits at Be Our Guest Restaurant

And in the midst of it all is a larger-than-life music box (made by Belle’s father, Maurice, for her wedding) where Belle and The Beast twirl while you dine.

Belle and the Beast

From the mysterious cracked door arch into the Beast’s Ballroom…

A Doorway into the Beast’s Ballroom

…to these gorgeous entryway mosaics, even the floor is tiled with intricate mosaics!

“And they lived Happily Ever After”

This beautiful blossom welcomes guests to Be Our Guest Restaurant

With imagineered details, guests feel as if they’ve been transported inside the beloved film. Check out a video of the massive mural that serves as the ballroom’s backdrop!

Chandelier in a Be Our Guest Restuarant Dining Room

We love this decor motif — the enchanted rose from Beauty and the Beast!

Enchanted Rose Mosaic Resembles a Stained Glass Window

Any fan of the film knows that the symbol of the rose plays a significant role in the telling of Beast’s story.

Decorative Statue Flanked by Swags of Roses

When you arrive for the first time, take note of the roses carved into the backs of restaurant chairs.

Carvings of Roses on the Backs of the Restaurant’s Chairs

Gilded roses add to the motif.

Gilded Rose Detail

And be sure to look up when passing through the restaurant to take in the rich detail of the ceiling, as well as the roses on the capitals of these pillars.

Roses Carved into the Tops of Pillars

Rose Detail on the Restaurant’s Columns

This stunning stained-glass rose chandelier resembles cathedral windows! The stocky candles that flank the middle panel really convey the feeling that you’re in a castle. And check out that gorgeous blue and gold mosaic domed ceiling!

Beautiful Rose Chandelier

As in all Disney films, music is an important element throughout the Be Our Guest restaurant. Musical themes from the film add to the ambiance. In the Ballroom, a 50-piece orchestra recorded the music from the film. The Rose Gallery, features special music box arrangements of the same pieces heard in the Ballroom, in perfect synchrony, so that guests moving from room to room will hear the same tune transformed from one style to another. It’s in the West Wing, that a somber, melancholy arrangement will be heard.

Important Info:

Reservations are very difficult to get. You’ll need to call 60 days in advance for reservations or reserve online. If staying at a Disney resort, call 60 days in advance and ask for availability during all days of your stay.
A credit card number is required at time of booking. If you need to cancel, do so prior to 24 hours before your reservation time; there will be a fee to cancel within 24 hours.

Famous Dishes: French Onion Soup, Filet Mignon; Dessert Trio (including the Grey Stuff)

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