Le Cellier Steakhouse offering brunch during the Epcot International Festival of the Arts

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Posted: Wednesday January 15, 2020 9:22am ET by WDWMAGIC Staff

Le Cellier Steakhouse at Epcot's Canada pavilion will be celebrating the arts during the Epcot International Festival of the Arts with a weekend brunch from January 18 through February 23 from 11am-3pm.

The prix fixe brunch menu starts with assorted pastries for the table. Dishes to choose from include Cheddar Cheese Soup or Avocado Toast as well as entrées like Montreal-Spiced Corned Beef Hash, Le Cellier Eggs Benedict, or Cinnamon Roll French Toast Bread Pudding. Desserts include Maple Crème Brûlée or Coffee and Donuts. The brunch also includes your choice of beverage - a Northern Mimosa, Le Cellier Bloody Caesar, Joffrey’s Le Cellier Blend Press Pot Coffee, or a non-alcoholic specialty beverage.

The Le Cellier brunch costs $67 per adult and $39 per child 9 and under plus tax and gratuity and is worth two (2) entitlements on the Disney Dining Plan. Reservations are available now online.

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Hockey89Jan 17, 2020

Facts

"El Gran Magnifico"Jan 17, 2020

The food used to be good - way back when. When it began declining, I started dipping out more on IG to eat at Yachtsman. Now that Yachtsman has declined, I make the longer walk (or sometimes boat it) over to Shula's.

MinthorneJan 16, 2020

Just a couple years ago Brunch at Cali grill was $80 all you can eat with unlimited mimosas. This 'offer' is just ludicrous. Since we are DVC we just do brunch in the room now ;)

Hockey89Jan 16, 2020

I agree with this.... This may be the biggest porking off all time.... 67 bucks a person for breakfast. This is not brunch.....

LilofanJan 16, 2020

For what is worth, the Disney breakfast pastries are made in house. And for $67 per person, that can feed 7 people all you can eat breakfast buffett on International Drive, then the family can go to the parks.

HauntedPirateJan 16, 2020

Ever get the feeling this is the result of someone saying, “What restaurant can we squeeze more money from?”? And I do not expect it to be temporary if enough suckers fall for it. “Ludicrous” is describing this offering nicely. Memo to Chapek and TDO - If you want to charge fine dining prices, maybe offer up something better than fast food quality?

PhonedaveJan 15, 2020

Assorted pastries for the table Cheddar Cheese Soup or Avocado Toast Montreal-Spiced Corned Beef Hash, Le Cellier Eggs Benedict, or Cinnamon Roll French Toast Bread Pudding. Maple Crème Brûlée or Coffee and Donuts. Your choice of beverage - a Northern Mimosa, Le Cellier Bloody Caesar, Joffrey’s Le Cellier Blend Press Pot Coffee, or a non-alcoholic specialty beverage Ugh, Crap generic pastries, a choice of the soup (which is not so great) or Avocado toast, three breakfasty dishes, and then dessert. This is all breakfast stuff (except the soup). Brunch, to me at least, is a blend of breakfast and lunch foods. Usually there is something roasted, some kind of seafood, etc. This is not brunch, it is overprice breakfast.

aladdin2007Jan 15, 2020

sadly agree, the place went from top notch to dire bottom. The price gauging is out of control as well and you get nothing for it. Plus that ridiculous table problem as you said. also anyone else notice the price changes at via napoli this month? pizza went from $21 to $33.

Epcotfan21Jan 15, 2020

I love le cellier and will admit this is a terrible deal and would never do it.

ThatMouseJan 15, 2020

I'm all in for a good buffet, but this whole "prix fixe" thing at Disney is twice the price for 1/10th of the food choices.

DryerLintFanJan 15, 2020

That seems exceedingly expensive for what you get. At least at the castle when they feed you that amount of food for that price, you get to see your kids light up as they meet a bunch of princesses and leave with a wand or a sword.