Have a princess in your life who’s long dreamed of setting foot inside Beast’s castle from Beauty and the Beast? Be Our Guest Restaurant takes diners into scenes from the beloved story, from the iconic ballroom Belle and Beast danced across to the off-limits West Wing. It’s truly a movie come to life, providing the rare opportunity to dine on dishes and in surroundings inspired by a Walt Disney Studios animated film. The experience starts outside the restaurant as you approach Beast’s castle and enter through its imposing doors – with Lumiere accompanying you along the way, of course.

Be Our Guest is a table-service restaurant at Walt Disney World, which means guests are waited on by Cast Members at a dedicated table. It is one of the more elevated table-service options, too (though you’re fine to dine in casual theme park attire!) and features a high per-person price. As one of the most popular dining experiences in the entire resort, it’s also one that can be tricky to get a table at year-round.

Just like you’d expect from the setting of Beauty and the Beast, Be Our Guest serves French-inspired cuisine that would put both Belle and Beast right at home. Because it is a slightly fancier and more expensive table-service restaurant, the entrées here are more elevated and offer more adult-leaning choices. However, there’s still plenty for kids to enjoy, including staples like mac and cheese.

Be Our Guest Location

Be Our Guest is located in Fantasyland within Magic Kingdom Park. You’ll find the restaurant behind Seven Dwarfs Mine Train in Beast’s Enchanted Forest.

Your first sign you’re near the restaurant? Look for the spires of Beast’s castle from Beauty and the Beast – you’ll see the castle atop a mountain (which is actually the restaurant itself.)

Be Our Guest Menu

Be Our Guest offers a prix fixe menu, which means there’s a set price for guests regardless of what you order. As of summer 2024, the prices are:

  • Lunch: $70 per adult (ages 10 and up), $41 per child (ages 3-9)
  • Dinner: $70 per adult (ages 10 and up), $41 per child (ages 3-9)

These prices include both food and basic beverages, but they don’t include tax, gratuity, or any add-ons like Signature Non-Alcoholic Drinks, Specialty Cocktails, or wine, beer, and cider.

Lunch Menu

Lunch Appetizers include:

  • French Onion Soup
  • Mixed Greens Salad
  • Tuna Tartare
  • Escargot de Bourgogne
  • Sweet Corn Bisque

Lunch Entrées include:

  • Seared Pork Tenderloin
  • Short Rib Beef Bourguignon
  • Trout Amandine
  • Pan-roasted Squash
  • Grilled Filet Mignon
  • Roasted Poulet Rouge Chicken

Lunch Desserts include:

  • Dessert Trio
  • Vanilla Cake with Lemon Curd

Kids’ Create-Your-Own Appetizers for lunch include:

  • Iceberg Salad
  • Fruit and Cheese Plate
  • Fresh Fruit Bowl

Kids’ Create-Your-Own Entrées for lunch include:

  • Pan-seared Chicken Breast
  • Grilled Steak
  • Pan-seared Shrimp
  • Chicken Strips
  • House-made Macaroni & Cheese

With their meals, kids can choose two sides from the following list of options:

  • Sautéed Squash
  • French Fries
  • Steamed Fresh Green Beans
  • Brown Rice
  • Sweet Potatoes

Kids can also choose one of the following dessert options:

  • Fresh Fruit
  • Dessert Trio

Dinner Menu

The dinner menu at Be Our Guest is identical to the lunch menu listed above.

Disney Dining Plan

As a table-service restaurant, Be Our Guest is eligible for the Disney Dining Plan – but you cannot use the Disney Quick-Service Dining Plan here. 

A meal at Be Our Guest will cost you two table-service meal credits per person.

Advance Dining Reservations

Advance dining reservations (ADRs) aren’t just recommended for Be Our Guest – this restaurant practically requires them. Like we mentioned above, it’s one of Disney World’s most popular dining experiences, which means reservations are in high demand. As a result, they can be difficult to get. You’ll want to start looking for reservations as soon as the 60-day window opens up ahead of your visit.

When it comes to walk-up reservations, only a small number are available to guests daily. You can try your luck by checking the My Disney Experience app or visiting the restaurant in-person, but odds are slim that you’ll nab a table.

Is Be Our Guest Kid-Friendly?

Although Be Our Guest is an elevated table-service restaurant with a more “adult” prix fixe menu, it’s absolutely a kid-friendly place to enjoy a meal. The menu offers dedicated appetizers and entrées for kids, plus their very own dessert options. If your kids are picky eaters, they’ll easily find something they can enjoy here, whether that’s chicken strips and French fries or macaroni and cheese paired with fresh fruit. 

Plus, when it comes to atmosphere, this restaurant is wonderfully kid-friendly. Any kids who love Beauty and the Beast will have a blast dining in either the Grand Ballroom, the West Wing, or the Rose Study. Details fill every corner of these dining rooms, from the glowing Enchanted Rose under glass to a ceiling that’s painted just like the ballroom in the film. You might even be lucky enough to catch a familiar character during the meal!

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Heather Adams

Heather Adams, Disneyland Expert and Mom | A lifelong Disneyland enthusiast who's familiar with every square inch of the Anaheim theme parks, Heather has spent over 30 years becoming an expert in all things Disney. A Disney Adult turned Disney Mom, she's now quickly becoming a pro at taking her little one to the theme parks and familiarizing herself with navigating crowds with diaper bags, strollers, and plenty of baby gear. If you're planning a Disney vacation with kids under age 3, she's got all of the advice you need.