Cinderella's Royal Table

Reviews

• BM

  Brandon Mercer

  Nov 17, 2025
  1.0
  Food was garbage, reservation doesn't mean anything as we still waited 45mins after time, got 1 refill after the meals were eaten. Very far from "high-end" food quality. Very disappointing.
• CE

  Comede Et Explora

  Nov 9, 2025
  5.0
  Some of the best dining in Magic Kingdom! Delicious eats, cool location and plenty of characters. We loved the filet mignon, shrimp cocktail, and crab bisque. Like most desserts in Disney they have a lot of “mousse” type dishes but we’re still yummy. In our minds well worth the price to get out of the heat and get a good meal.
• RU

  Ria Unnasch

  Nov 7, 2025
  5.0
  This was such a wonderful experience for our family of seven. It makes a massive difference when the staff gives impeccable service and we left $150 tip! The food was delicious, the wine flights were amazing and the desserts blew our mind!
• JR

  Jeremy Rasch

  Oct 30, 2025
  1.0
  Cinderella’s royal table was supposed to be the pinnacle moment of the Disney trip for my 3 daughters (and the price tag reflects this). It started off GREAT. The hostesses were top notch, and the Cinderella greeting was a great moment. Once we were brought up into the castle, was when it turned sour. I’m trying not to be hyperbolic here, but the waiter we were given was quite possibly the worst waiter I’ve ever had. His name was Aaron and I cannot believe Disney (who nailed it in every other aspect of the trip) has this guy working here. Honestly, he shouldn’t be in any customer facing position, much less the “magical high end” dining experience at MK. 1) he barely engaged with us, and when he did it was with a short and annoyed tone. It appeared as if he had an aversion to people and children in particular 2) my daughter, as curious young children tend to do, dared to ask him a question about the princesses that come to the table where he reprimanded her for asking this question and made her cry 3) at the end of the service the children receive a magical wand, which I’m pretty sure is supposed to be a cool moment. He came to the table (NO WORDS SPOKEN) and “mic dropped” the 3 wands onto our table. It was bizarre. 4) this was the only table experience of the 4 we had on our trip where gratuity was automatically added, so I was forced to tip the rude man $138 for service that was absurdly bad. I’m writing this because Disney knocked it out of the park everywhere else we went, every person we interacted with was top notch. Unfortunately this one experience was so bad, it leaves a horribly bitter after taste that is hard to shake. I expressed my thoughts to guest relations, but wanted to make others aware.
• CC

  Ceej

  Oct 22, 2025
  5.0
  Dining inside Cinderella’s Royal Table is every bit as enchanting as you’d hope. From the moment you step into the castle, the atmosphere feels straight out of a storybook—regal, romantic, and full of Disney charm. Starter – Pork Belly: The pork belly was a delicious start to the meal—perfectly crisp on the outside, melt-in-your-mouth tender on the inside. The glaze added a nice balance of sweetness and savory depth, and the portion was just right to whet the appetite without being too heavy. Main Course – Steak: The main course was a classic combination done exceptionally well. The steak was cooked beautifully—tender, juicy, and seasoned just right. The creamy mashed potatoes were smooth and comforting, pairing perfectly with the rich steak. The asparagus added a fresh, slightly crisp contrast that rounded out the dish nicely. It felt indulgent yet balanced. Dessert – “The Clock Strikes Twelve” Dark Chocolate Mousse: Dessert was the true showstopper. The dark chocolate mousse, elegantly presented as “The Clock Strikes Twelve,” was as magical as it sounds. Silky, rich, and not overly sweet, it was the perfect finale to a royal meal. The presentation was whimsical and refined, fitting for the castle setting. Overall: Between the exquisite food, the impeccable service, and the fairytale ambiance, dining at Cinderella’s Royal Table truly feels like a once-in-a-lifetime experience. It’s more than just a meal—it’s a moment of Disney magic brought to life.

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