There were also couples enjoying date night, making it clear that the experience appeals to more than just families. The animation gives families plenty to enjoy, but the food, atmosphere and production make it an appealing option for adults, too.
The Food
The food is an important part of the experience, and overall, it delivered.
The experience offers three menus: Classic ($169), Vegetarian ($139) and Junior ($89 for children ages 6 to 12).
A tiny animated chef and his culinary companions appear to prepare each course before the real dishes arrive. Credit: Kristina Houck/Patch
The Classic menu includes tomato bread salad, truffle ravioli, grilled beef fillet with béarnaise sauce, and a Japanese-inspired dessert with white chocolate cake and matcha cream. The Vegetarian menu substitutes cauliflower steak for the beef, while the Junior menu features kid-friendly chicken and fries.
The menu features grilled beef fillet with béarnaise sauce, braised carrot and French fries. Credit: Kristina Houck/Patch
My son ordered the Junior menu, while I chose the Classic. The salad and steak were standouts, but dessert was the clear winner. The Mont Blanc was fantastic and also my son’s favorite course.