Canada or Germany

AgentZero · 05-07-2003

I am debating between going to lunch at either Le Cellier or Biergarten in Epcot. Has anybody dined at either or both? What did you think? Which should I avoid?

BuzzLightyear · 05-07-2003

hey AgentZero....not that I can answer your question, but , I thought it was cool since those are the (2) places at Epcot that we've choosen to eat at during our stay.

Have a fun trip!!!!!!!

AgentZero · 05-07-2003

We thought that we would try something different. I can't decide which one!

BuzzLightyear · 05-07-2003

AgentZero,

Post a poll.
Thats what I did and the winner was LeCellier ! I am really looking forward to checking out a place that was picked for me from here at DC.

jmouse · 05-07-2003

I have eaten lunch at Le Cellier a few times - it is wonderful. I have eaten dinner at both your choices. I prefer Le Cellier. Be sure to try their cheese soup!

CaribBeachNut · 05-07-2003

Both are great choices. I have eaten at both many times. Depends upon which type of food is your favorite. Also, the Biergarten has entertainment, while Le Cellier does not.

Linda · 05-07-2003

I have eaten at both. The Biergarten used to be an excellent place to eat until they changed it to a buffet. They used to offer authentic Germany dishes, but now it is only the foods associated with Germany like sausage and sauerkraut.

Le Cellier is a great place to dine. The meats are wonderful and the appetizer and desserts really stand out. This would be my choice to try this trip. You can always try Germany another time for a lighter fare.

:p

mickaholic4077 · 05-07-2003

Sorry,Linda,I have to disagree with you. The Biergarten is by far the best restaurant of the two mentioned. I have eaten Apple Strudel in Germany and Austria,and the best strudel I have ever tasted is made at the Biergarten.

Linda · 05-08-2003

I certainly didn't mean to imply that the food wasn't good. I'm sure that it is, because Disney would expect no less.

BUT, having had a German Sausage Maker as an employee here in Houston, and being able to endulge in authentic German dishes such as Weinerschnitzle [sp] and Sauer Braten [sp], Roladin [sp], the menu at Germany is a little limited. It used to include all of the above dishes and were made to order. Now it just seems so "common" with the buffet.

Minnie Mommie · 05-16-2003

Every year we go to the Biergarten!! The buffet has a lot to offer! My 2 dd's love it there!! They have an oompa band there and they invite everyone to come up and dance! I was chosen to partake in the yodeling contest, and I ended up winning! I had a lot of fun,but this year I'll let someone else give it a try! LOL!!

mattomouseman · 05-16-2003

Never eatten in Germany. LeCellier is a wonderful place adn the food is MAHVALOUS!

grinner01 · 05-21-2003

My vote is for the Biergarten!! As mentioned above the buffet is great if you like German food. Not as fancy as other places but a lot of fun. I also was selected to participate but to do that dance (can't remember what they call it) and won a free dessert. Would not visit Epcot without eating here !

Gettysburg Dad · 05-25-2003

The Best Steak I ever had. I've only been to Le Cellier once and have never eaten in Germany (that will change this August). I am a steak lover and hands down, Le Cellier is the best I've ever had.

As far as environment, I took my two boys, 14 and 11, while the Bride was with our daughter at MGM, and all three of us loved it. We finished right before Illuminations and though Canada didn't offer a terrific vantage point for the show, our experience was definately enhanced.

If you like steak, Le Cellier is the place for you.

Hylander6 · 10-03-2003

Beirgarten all the way! Best place I have eaten. Especially if you like Beck's Octoberfest Beer. I only wish it was closer to me. 1200 miles is a bit of a stretch to drive for a dinner on Saturday night.:) :)

cbeccaboo2 · 10-03-2003

:) Welcome Hylander6! I know just how much you really do enjoy Germany--have the picture to prove the post "Beck" beer to prove it.

Hope you enjoy DC as much as I do.

:heart :) :heart

Becca

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AgentZero Mouseketeer Intern Join Date: May 2003 Posts: 13	Canada or Germany I am debating between going to lunch at either Le Cellier or Biergarten in Epcot. Has anybody dined at either or both? What did you think? Which should I avoid? __________________

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BuzzLightyear MB Cast Member ® Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Space Mountain Posts: 3,917	hey AgentZero....not that I can answer your question, but , I thought it was cool since those are the (2) places at Epcot that we've choosen to eat at during our stay. Have a fun trip!!!!!!! __________________ 86,92,96 Offsite * 2002 AKL * 2003 BCV * 2004 Contemporary * 2005 WL * 2006 BWV* 2008 CSR * My Disney Countdown Counting down to: 110 days 8 hours 17 minutes

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AgentZero Mouseketeer Intern Join Date: May 2003 Posts: 13	We thought that we would try something different. I can't decide which one! __________________

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BuzzLightyear MB Cast Member ® Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Space Mountain Posts: 3,917	AgentZero, Post a poll. Thats what I did and the winner was LeCellier ! I am really looking forward to checking out a place that was picked for me from here at DC. __________________ 86,92,96 Offsite * 2002 AKL * 2003 BCV * 2004 Contemporary * 2005 WL * 2006 BWV* 2008 CSR * My Disney Countdown Counting down to: 110 days 8 hours 17 minutes

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CaribBeachNut Big Cheese Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Connecticut Posts: 910	Depends Both are great choices. I have eaten at both many times. Depends upon which type of food is your favorite. Also, the Biergarten has entertainment, while Le Cellier does not.

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jmouse Mouse Meister Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Maryland Posts: 1,370	I have eaten lunch at Le Cellier a few times - it is wonderful. I have eaten dinner at both your choices. I prefer Le Cellier. Be sure to try their cheese soup!

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Linda Senior Mouseketeer Join Date: May 2002 Location: Houston, Texas Posts: 119	I have eaten at both. The Biergarten used to be an excellent place to eat until they changed it to a buffet. They used to offer authentic Germany dishes, but now it is only the foods associated with Germany like sausage and sauerkraut. Le Cellier is a great place to dine. The meats are wonderful and the appetizer and desserts really stand out. This would be my choice to try this trip. You can always try Germany another time for a lighter fare. :p __________________ Linda 2004 May-BCV-Flwr Fest/Nov-BCV 2003 Hilton Head DVC-June/BCV-Nov 2002 POR/Polynesian 2001 POR 2000 Beach Club/Cape Royal 1999 Dixie Landings (POR) 1995 Dolphin 1993 Disneyland Hotel 84-92 Various off site hotels 1983 Disneyland Hotel 1972 First Visit to WDW

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mickaholic4077 Currently in Timeout! Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: 90 miles from The Mick!!!!! Posts: 6,181	Sorry,Linda,I have to disagree with you. The Biergarten is by far the best restaurant of the two mentioned. I have eaten Apple Strudel in Germany and Austria,and the best strudel I have ever tasted is made at the Biergarten.

05-08-2003	#9 (permalink)
Linda Senior Mouseketeer Join Date: May 2002 Location: Houston, Texas Posts: 119	I certainly didn't mean to imply that the food wasn't good. I'm sure that it is, because Disney would expect no less. BUT, having had a German Sausage Maker as an employee here in Houston, and being able to endulge in authentic German dishes such as Weinerschnitzle [sp] and Sauer Braten [sp], Roladin [sp], the menu at Germany is a little limited. It used to include all of the above dishes and were made to order. Now it just seems so "common" with the buffet. __________________ Linda 2004 May-BCV-Flwr Fest/Nov-BCV 2003 Hilton Head DVC-June/BCV-Nov 2002 POR/Polynesian 2001 POR 2000 Beach Club/Cape Royal 1999 Dixie Landings (POR) 1995 Dolphin 1993 Disneyland Hotel 84-92 Various off site hotels 1983 Disneyland Hotel 1972 First Visit to WDW

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Minnie Mommie Mouseketeer Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: New Jersey Posts: 96	Every year we go to the Biergarten!! The buffet has a lot to offer! My 2 dd's love it there!! They have an oompa band there and they invite everyone to come up and dance! I was chosen to partake in the yodeling contest, and I ended up winning! I had a lot of fun,but this year I'll let someone else give it a try! LOL!!

05-16-2003	#11 (permalink)
mattomouseman Grumpmeister Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Westchester Co. NY Posts: 1,746	Never eatten in Germany. LeCellier is a wonderful place adn the food is MAHVALOUS! __________________ Disneyland1972 WDW1975 Disneyland1987 2000~CBR,2001~Wilderness Lodge 2002~Coronado Springs,2003 Poly, 2004 Disneyland Grand Californian NEVER FORGET, NEVER SURRENDER-GOD BLESS THE U.S.A.

05-21-2003	#12 (permalink)
grinner01 Mouseketeer Join Date: Jan 2003 Posts: 76	My vote is for the Biergarten!! As mentioned above the buffet is great if you like German food. Not as fancy as other places but a lot of fun. I also was selected to participate but to do that dance (can't remember what they call it) and won a free dessert. Would not visit Epcot without eating here !

05-25-2003	#13 (permalink)
Gettysburg Dad Mouseketeer Join Date: May 2003 Posts: 77	The Best Steak I ever had. I've only been to Le Cellier once and have never eaten in Germany (that will change this August). I am a steak lover and hands down, Le Cellier is the best I've ever had. As far as environment, I took my two boys, 14 and 11, while the Bride was with our daughter at MGM, and all three of us loved it. We finished right before Illuminations and though Canada didn't offer a terrific vantage point for the show, our experience was definately enhanced. If you like steak, Le Cellier is the place for you.

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Hylander6 Mouseketeer Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Jefferson City, Missouri Posts: 62	Beirgarten all the way! Best place I have eaten. Especially if you like Beck's Octoberfest Beer. I only wish it was closer to me. 1200 miles is a bit of a stretch to drive for a dinner on Saturday night.:) :)

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cbeccaboo2 Big Cheese Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Mid-Missouri Posts: 503	:) Welcome Hylander6! I know just how much you really do enjoy Germany--have the picture to prove the post "Beck" beer to prove it. Hope you enjoy DC as much as I do. :heart :) :heart Becca __________________ Returning to the most wonderful place on earth in December 2007 Can't wait to see Mickey and Friends