If you’re a steak enthusiast and a lover of exquisite dining experiences, then Le Cellier Steakhouse in Epcot’s Canada Pavilion is a must-visit destination for your next magical adventure.
📍EPCOT | World Showcase | Canada
Nestled in the heart of the World Showcase, this Canadian-themed restaurant offers a warm and inviting atmosphere paired with some of the finest steakhouse cuisine, plus interesting dishes that you didn’t know you needed!
Atmosphere
Le Cellier Steakhouse is designed to resemble a cozy wine cellar in a historic Canadian château. The atmosphere is charming and intimate, with stone archways, dim lighting, and wood-beamed ceilings creating the perfect backdrop for a romantic evening, special celebration, or simply a delightful meal with friends and family.
Menu
While Le Cellier is mostly known for their steak dishes, the entire menu is something for you to explore. From hearty appetizers to candles that you can eat, (yep, dead serious), Le Cellier is the perfect memorable meal for you to enjoy a special evening in EPCOT.
Canadian Cheddar Cheese Soup
Start your meal with the iconic Canadian Cheddar Cheese Soup, a velvety blend of cheese and savory flavors that has become a beloved favorite. Another famous starter is the charcuterie board complete with the beef fat candle that provides both ambience and flavor… Dip that cracker right into the melting “wax”!
Le Cellier Filet Mignon
For those seeking the ultimate steak experience, the Le Cellier Filet Mignon awaits. Renowned for its tenderness and flavor, it’s a must-try for steak enthusiasts. The Herb-crusted Canadian Prime New York Strip Steak, paired with Yukon Gold potatoes and seasonal vegetables, is a testament to culinary excellence.But there’s more than just beef. Seafood lovers can indulge in dishes like the Atlantic Salmon, prepared to perfection and served with delightful accompaniments.
New Cheese Cake!
To round off your culinary adventure, desserts like the Maple Crème Brûlée and the Whisky Cake offer a sweet and satisfying conclusion to your meal.
Reservations
Reservations are highly recommended for meals at Le Cellier, as it is renowned as the best steakhouse in Walt Disney World. Guests can make reservations through My Disney Experience up to 60 days in advance.
If Le Cellier is on your must-do list, we recommend that you try to snag a lunch reservation versus the ever popular dinner rush.
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Happy New Year Chief! I about choked on my coffee when I read ” Le Cellier in EPCOT’s France
Pavilion “! Are you imbibing early? You got it right in the first sentence after that. Keep up the good work and thanks for serving our country. Just had too harass a fellow vet a little. I ‘m a twenty year Army EOD vet myself. Appreciate all the info you pass along to us.
Well, dang Rodney.
That was a big one… Thanks for catching it!