Today, the Beauty and the Beast-inspired Enchanted Rose Bar and Lounge soft-opened at Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort!
Enchanted Rose Bar Area
While we’ve already taken you guys on a tour of the location, it’s now time to check out all of the eats and drinks!
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Let’s check out our EVERYTHING ON THE MENU review (yep — we GOT IT ALL) of the eats at Enchanted Rose Lounge! Ready to dive in??
Atmosphere
The new lounge features four different rooms, each of which has been inspired by a different iconic Beauty and the Beast element.
Enchanted Rose
The Bar
The Bar area has a lot of ornate gold elements, like the stunning golden chandelier found in the center of the room. This chandelier was inspired by Belle’s dress and truly captures the movement and grace that both Belle and her gown have.
Enchanted Rose Bar Area
There are also more modern elements thanks to the style of the bar tops and the seating!
Enchanted Rose Bar Area
The Library
You can’t have a Beauty and the Beast-inspired bar and lounge without a library, right?
The Library
This library has a large amount of seating and gives guests a number of options on how they’d like to dine — whether that be on a couch or a table or in a tucked away enclave!
The Library
And if you look closely, you may even spot a few of Belle and Beast’s friends!!
Mrs. Potts
Lumiere in Enchanted Rose Lounge
The Garden Room
The Garden Room was inspired by the Enchanted Forest. When you walk into this room you will instantly notice the rich emerald green color and the beautiful Enchanted Forest artwork along the walls!
Garden Room
The Outdoor Patio
Looking for some fresh air, then head to the Outdoor Patio! This area was inspired by Beast’s Garden Terrace and feels very comfy and airy!
Outdoor Patio
Take a closer look at these rooms by checking out our Enchanted Rose photo tour!
Eats and Drinks
OK, ready to try a little of EVERYTHING?!?
All da food
We decided to give everything…yes EVERYTHING ON THE MENU…a try! Here’s a look at our Enchanted spread! 🙂
Enchanted Rose Food
Before we dive into the yummy eats, let’s take a look at the menu!
Enchanted Rose Menu
The Enchanted Rose menu features Starters (served from 5 PM to 10 PM), Featured Cocktails, Grand Cocktails, Martinis, Beers, Hard Ciders, and Wine!
Enchanted Rose Menu
Here’s a peek at the dishware used inside Enchanted Rose! We felt like kings and queens as we dined with our stunning silver utensils. The handle of each piece was covered in an intricate design.
Silverware
The plates are white with a bit of detailing around the edges.
Dishes
And those marble tabletops — truly luxe. But enough about the table settings…time to nosh. Note that the food items here come out of the signature restaurant Citricos’ kitchen — and many items may be found on Citricos’ appetizer menu as well.
Crab and Gnocchetti Gratin ($18.00)
The Crab and Gnocchetti Gratin is a jumbo lump crab with Gnocchetti Sardi, Robiola Bosina Mornay, and citrus breadcrumbs.
Crab Gnocchetti Gratin
This dish has lots of crab with it, but the seafoody flavor wasn’t too overwhelming thanks to the breadcrumbs and noodles. We thought this dish was super yummy and we adored the little le creuset ramekin.
Ramekin
Espelette Pepper-spiced Shrimp ($19.00)
The Espelette Pepper-spiced Shrimp is served cold with lime gelée, Piquillo Pepper Purée, and Serrano Ham.
Espelette Pepper Spiced Shrimp
If you’re a lover of chilled shrimp, then this is a really good option. The serving size was a little small, but most of our group enjoyed all the flavors. There was one person at our table that wasn’t a fan of the chilled shrimp, however…so noted.
Spiced Pepper Shrimp
Truffle Fries ($14.00)
The Truffle Fries were made with shaved black truffles and 18-month aged parmesan. If ya love a good truffle fry, then these are the thing for you.
Truffle Fries
They were seriously sooo delicious and came out as one of our favorite things on the menu.
Truffle Fries
Served along with the truffle fries is a to-die-for garlic aioli! We LOVED this.
Garlic Aioli
So if you’re a huge fan, too, maybe ask for extra!
Mini Smoked Short-Rib Sliders ($16.00)
The Mini Smoked Short-Rib Sliders are topped with Glacier Blue Cheese and onion marmalade and are served on split-top buns.
Short Rib Sliders
These were very delicious and could easily be eaten as a meal — the serving is three large sliders.
Artisinal Cheese Selection ($19.00)
The Artisinal Cheese Selection comes with a variety of artisanal cheeses, pine nut bread, and raisins.
Artisanal Cheese Plate
This, like most of the other menu items we tried, was a pretty hefty serving of food. While Disney World cheese plates can sometimes be a little sparse, this one offered several cheese options and accompaniments.
Artisanal Cheese Plate
Bread served with Cheese Plate
We think this is a good and fresh option of you’re looking for more of a light bite, and we enjoyed the unique options like the pickled accompaniments in this little jar! Tasted like raisins and possibly apples to us!
Artisanal Cheese Plate
House-Made Flatbread ($18.00)
Another starter that could easily double as a meal is the House-Made Flatbread. Mizner’s Lounge has always had a flatbread option, but this one is a little different from what we’ve seen before. This is covered with charred broccolini, seasonal mushrooms, fennel sausage, ricotta salata, and tomato confit.
House-Made Flatbread
The flatbread had really fresh ingredients and we loved the blend of the flavors. It was both hearty and filling!
Hand-Made Flatbread
Octopus à la Plancha ($18.00)
The Octopus à la Plancha is served with black olives, blistered tomatoes, and fingerling potatoes.
Octopus a la Plancha
Out of all the incredible things we tried, this was NOT our favorite. It was very starchy and reminded us of a potato salad! The texture was a bit grainy and didn’t blow us away. Even the mega fish fans in our group agreed that you’d have to really love octopus for this to be one of your favorites!
Octopus a la Plancha
White Sturgeon Caviar ($95)
The White Sturgeon Caviar is served with Egg Timbale, Crème Fraîche, and chives.
Sturgeon Caviar
While it was a large portion of caviar, we thought the price was a bit outrageous!
White Sturgeon Caviar
But, if you’re a lover of caviar and you’re looking to splurge a bit before your dinner at Citricos, then this is a delicious option. It wasn’t overly fishy but didn’t really stand out against some of the other options. It was fun to have the Egg Timbale (which is kind of a custard) and Creme Fraiche along with it as well, to round out the dish.
White Sturgeon Caviar
Now, let’s get our drink on with some signature cocktails!
Enchanted Rose offers TWO tableside cocktails, the Love and the Envy.
Envy and Love Cocktails
When ordering one of these options, a Cast Member will roll up a bar cart to your table with all the drinks’ fixin’s.
Bar Cart
But the best part? As they make the drink for you, the relate it to the Beauty and the Beast story!!!
Drink Mixing Cart
The Cast Member who served us today was so sweet and made us feel like she had come straight out of a fairytale!
Enchanted Rose Cast Member
Tableside Cocktail – Love ($21.00)
The Love Cocktail is made with Grey Goose Vodka, Pavan Liqueur de France, Pear, Lemon, Twinings of London® Camomile Tea, and Agave. It’s served in a red glass and is topped with rose petals.
Tableside Love Cocktail
This is a smooth cocktail with a bit of sweetness! This was a very lovely cocktail with flowery and fruity tones.
Tableside Cocktail – Envy ($21.00)
On the flip side of this, the Envy Cocktail, which is a mixture of Busnel Calvados de Pays d’Auge, Green Chartreuse, Green Apple Purée, Angostura Bitters, served with an apple chip packs a bit more punch.
Envy Cocktail
As the Cast Member reminded us, a bit of envy was seen throughout the movie. If you remember, the Townsfolk and Gaston showed it towards Belle and Beast. And much like the feeling of envy, this drink starts smooth and ends with some bitterness!
Creating the Envy Cocktail
If you enjoy a cocktail made with bitters, then this just might be your cup of tea. It really reminded us of an Old Fashioned in terms of strength.
Enchanted Rose Envy Cocktail
These two drinks did take a bit of time to create, but the experience of watching them be made was well worth it!
Island Rose ($15.00)
The Island Rose is a blend of Ketel One Grapefruit and Rose, lime, orgeat (almond), pineapple, bitters, and rose water. While this was a yummy drink, the tropical flavors felt a bit out of place.
Island Rose Drink
Buuut with that being said, we loved the addition of the grapefruit and really enjoyed the flavors. Maybe just sip it on the patio, then you can kinda feel like you’re in a tropical paradise?
Island Rose
Lavender Fog ($18.00)
The Lavender Fog is made with Nolet’s Silver Dry Gin, Rothman Crème de Violette, English Breakfast Tea, vanilla, and cream.
Lavender Fog
This seems like a great drink to pair with a dessert! We could really taste the tea and the gin was very smooth. We loved the addition of the vanilla because it made this drink sorta sweet!
Lavender Fog
Seasonal Old Fashioned ($25.00)
The Seasonal Old Fashioned is made with Widow Jane 10yr Straight Bourbon Whiskey, house-made seasonal syrup, and bitters.
Old Fashioned
It was smooth and powerful, as you’d expect.
Rye Not? ($24.00)
The Rye Not is a combo of Whistle Pig 10yr Rye Whiskey, Grand Marnier Cordon Rouge, cinnamon, pineapple, and lemon.
Rye Not
The flavor of the pineapple comes through very strong on this one, but it’s not overwhelmingly sweet since it’s balanced out by the whiskey! This was a great option, but not our number one fave.
Rye Not
Floral Bitter Beauty ($16.00)
The Floral Bitter Beauty is a mix of Hendrick’s Gin, St~Germain Elderflower Liqueur, Campari, Aperol, lemon, and soda.
Floral Bitter Beauty
This is a GREAT cocktail for my gin lovers! It had a bit of bitterness, but it wasn’t too overwhelming, so we were totally on board with this guy.
Garden Daisy ($19.00)
The Garden Daisy is a refreshing blend of Don Julio Reposado Tequila, Midori, lime, and cucumber. Like many of the other drinks, this super pretty and Insta-worthy.
Garden Daisy
There is a slightly overwhelming taste of cucumber — which we enjoyed because we thought it made the drink very light and refreshing.
Sunny Margarita ($19.00)
The Sunny Margarita is made with Patrón Silver Tequila, Grand Marnier Cordon Rouge, juices of orange and lime, and agave.
Sunny Margarita
While this was super yummy, it wasn’t really anything out of the ordinary, so we recommend going for the Tableside Love Cocktail instead!
Sunny Margarita
The drinks are served on these adorable two-sided Enchanted Rose coasters!
Enchanted Rose Coaster
One side has the Enchanted Rose and the other has the letters ER!
Enchanted Rose
Overall
Overall we think that Enchanted Rose feels both elegant and grand! It’s light, bright, and the theme is a lot of fun without being too “cartoony.” Many people who have not seen the live-action version of Beauty and the Beast may not even recognize that this was what Disney was going for.
Enchanted Rose
The service was incredible — even on this soft opening night — and all of the Cast Members brought you into the story, which was really fun!
Enchanted Rose Lounge Bar
This is a great place to hang out if you’re looking for a light bite or a fun drink while visiting The Grand Floridian Resort, but there are very few options for the little ones. So, it might not be the perfect place for every family visiting! It really just depends on what you’re looking for!
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We were big Mizner’s fans, but this new spot looks promising. Is there an opening date yet? We arrive on October 9th …
We loved Mizners but these prices make me think we’ll be looking for a new favorite bar. Pity. Disney continues to reach out to the fortunate among us and leaves the rest in the dust. So be it.
Elaine, you should be all set to stop in! We’ll update with the grand opening date.
Is the orchestra still there? This looks way too expensive for most of us. Again, Disney has forgotten the loyal long time fans and DVC members.
Do you know if any of the food options are gluten free or could be modified to be gluten free ?
While I will probably stop in for a drink and to check it out, but it does seem crazy expensive. I don’t that will be a place we visit often.
It is expensive. But, this is Disney World’s Signature High End Resort. Nothing about the Grand is designed to be inexpensive. Has nothing to do wih them ignoring the “every day” guest, this is an option for those staying at the Grand who expect luxe offerings. As for the Caviar price being “outrageous”, it’s pretty much in line with the price of Sturgeon Caviar, which runs anywhere from $35- to over $2,000.
What are the hours?
Emily: 1PM to midnight.
Brenda, we didn’t specifically ask, but it seems that at least a couple dishes would work (truffle fries and octopus), plus others could potentially be modified (losing the crostini, for example). The kitchen may also have other options.
Is it on the Dining plan?
Lesley, I don’t believe so, but if I find out differently, I’ll update!
We are NOT impressed.
$19 for FOUR shrimp. Medium sized ones at that. The picture might not do them justice, but the sliders look mostly unadulterated by actual meat. The drinks are crazy expensive, possibly because they insist on using top-shelf liquor in them. If you know anything about the history of cocktails and liquor, you know that cocktails were created to make bottom-shelf liquor more palatable. A “nice” cocktail would us stuff of a bit better grade than bottom-shelf (“well”). However, fine liquors are meant to be enjoyed by themselves. Period.
We’ll be giving this a pass next week.
I’m actually happy to hear “there are few options for the little ones.” I don’t believe little children should be in bars/lounges. That’s not a good atmosphere for them and sometimes it’s nice for adults – including (especially?) parents – to get away from all the craziness of WDW for a nice quiet time with a sophisticated cocktail.
Have they eliminated the cigar humidor and smoking on the patio?
Is the band still playing at 7 pm?
Thank you.
C, there was no humidor that we saw, and we expect there is no smoking on the patio/terrace. As for the band, the space they used to be in is now overflow seating for the Lounge. Music from the lower lobby can be heard a bit in the Lounge (if you’re seating near the entrance).
All those “fancy” drinks, just sugar and extra calories. Looks like a relaxing place to sit and have a gin and tonic or jack and diet and eat that flatbread.
Is it open to anyone? Or do you need to be staying at the hotel? Also can you make reservations? If not what’s the best time to go?
Nina, it’s open to anyone! They are not accepting Advance Dining Reservations, and as for the best time to go: when they open at 1PM, it’s likely a good time to go but might lack some of the sparkle of going when it’s dark. If you want to wait until evening, perhaps earlier in the evening when most folks are still in the Parks would work.
I can’t believe I’m just seeing this!! I absolutely cannot wait to check it out. This seems to be the perfect place for a true adult escape in a glorious other-worldly environment (especially if you’re a fan of the genre), from all the hustle and bustle of a typical Disney vacation. I hear what others here are saying, that it’s expensive, but knowing this I’ll just plan in my budget.
Now to figure out the best time to go when it’s least crowded… ;0
What is the little green thing cut in half with the caviar’s egg timbale?