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Disney puts escargot and French onion soup on the menu of each French-themed standard dining room in the cruise line. Besides these, however, most of the rest of the menu is decidedly not French, and would be equally at home at your neighborhood TGIFriday’s: grilled meats and chicken; a vegetarian tofu selection, and pasta. A couple of entrees, such as the lamb shank and roasted duck breast, stand out.
Photo courtesy of Jessica.
American / French
Disney Magic, Deck 3 Midship
Not Accepted
Yes
A limited selection of red, white and sparkling wines; mixed drinks and spirits are also available.
No
Casual. No tank tops or swimwear at dinner.
What should you know?
What’s it like inside?
What should you know?
Disney puts escargot and French onion soup on the menu of each French-themed standard dining room in the cruise line. Besides these, however, most of the rest of the menu is decidedly not French, and would be equally at home at your neighborhood TGIFriday’s: grilled meats and chicken; a vegetarian tofu selection, and pasta. A couple of entrees, such as the lamb shank and roasted duck breast, stand out.
Photo courtesy of Jessica.
What’s it like inside?
Despite the name, there are only a few references to Beauty and the Beast inside the restaurant. The most notable are the light fixtures, which contain a single red rose. There’s also a mural on the back wall, depicting characters from the movie. Besides these, most of Lumiere’s décor is Art Deco, which makes sense given the restaurant’s location just off the ship’s atrium.
Disney puts escargot and French onion soup on the menu of each French-themed standard dining room in the cruise line. Besides these, however, most of the rest of the menu is decidedly not French, and would be equally at home at your neighborhood TGIFriday’s: grilled meats and chicken; a vegetarian tofu selection, and pasta. A couple of entrees, such as the lamb shank and roasted duck breast, stand out.
Photo courtesy of Jessica.
Despite the name, there are only a few references to Beauty and the Beast inside the restaurant. The most notable are the light fixtures, which contain a single red rose. There’s also a mural on the back wall, depicting characters from the movie. Besides these, most of Lumiere’s décor is Art Deco, which makes sense given the restaurant’s location just off the ship’s atrium.
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