Today, we have a couple of fun dining events to tell you about!
Third Annual Field to Feast Dinner
For the third year in a row, the chefs of Walt Disney World and Edible Orlando Magazine are partnering for a great cause.
The 3rd Annual Field to Feast Dinner will take place next month at Long & Scott Farms!
WHERE: Long and Scott Farms, Mt. Dora, Florida
WHEN: Saturday, February 20, 2016, 4:30 — 8:00 PM
PRICE: $195 per person (excluding tax)
Check-in will begin at 4:30 PM and will include a welcome cocktail. Culinary Stations will then be open 5:00-8:00 PM.
The event will feature dishes using locally sourced ingredients created by some of Disney World’s top chefs, along with expertly paired beverages. The list of chefs that are scheduled to appear includes:
- Chef Scott Hunnel, Victoria & Albert’s
- Chef Brian Piasecki, California Grill
- Chef Tim Keating, Flying Fish Café
- Chef Michael Gonsalves, Artist Point
- Chef Craig Schleider, Hollywood Brown Derby
- Chef Russell Palmer, The Wave…of American Flavors
- Chef Gregg Hannon, Epcot International Flower and Garden Festival
- Chef Leonard Thompson, Park Events Operations and Premium Events
- Chef Jeff Barnes, Disney’s Contemporary Resort Bakery
Details and tickets are available via EdibleOrlando.com. The event is co-sponsored by Walt Disney World Resort and Edible Orlando magazine, and 100% of event proceeds benefit the Kid’s Café Program of Second Harvest Food Bank, Central Florida!
Last Year’s Field to Feast Event. Copyright Edible Orlando.
If you’re interested in attending, act quickly; tickets are selling fast!
Celebrate Awards Season with Minnie’s Silver Screen Dine!
Tinseltown is sparkling with stars as awards season is firmly underway. And Minnie Mouse is taking cues from Hollywood for her next big dinner party!
Minnie’s Silver Screen Dine is Happening Now Through March 20! (Photo ©Disney)
We previously told you about Minnie’s seasonal dinner parties at Hollywood and Vine Restaurant in Disney’s Hollywood Studios, and we even brought you along for the holiday-themed Minnie’s Holiday Dine!
Now, Minnie turns up the glitz and glamour for Minnie’s Silver Screen Dine.
See who Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Daisy and Goofy are wearing as you walk the red carpet at this movie-themed character dinner. The buffet menu is also movie-inspired: dine on specialties like Popcorn Soup, garnished with Caramel Popcorn!
The menu will also include dishes like Lobster and Shrimp Macaroni and Cheese, Bacon-wrapped Pork Loin, and Honey-Bourbon Glazed Turkey. Themed Desserts will round out the offerings.
Shrimp and Lobster Macaroni and Cheese
The cost for this special meal is $46.99 per adult and $27.99 per child, not including tax and gratuity. And the great news is that the Tables in Wonderland discount will be accepted!
So what do you say? Will you be attending the Field to Feast or Minnie’s Silver Screen Dine this Winter? Leave a comment and tell us which event sounds like fun to you!
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Couple questions, do you need a Tables in Wonderland card for the Third Annual Field to Feast Dinner?
Is the Minnie’s Silver Screen Dine going on now? Or is there start date for that?
Hello Sharon R – You do not need a Tables in Wonderland card to attend or purchase tickets to the Field to Feast, everyone is welcome. Minnie’s Silver Screen Dine is going on now (dinner only) until March 20, 2016.
Sharon R — Yes, our friend Mealtrip is correct! The Field to Feast Dinner is not actually a Tables in Wonderland event, so membership in Tables in Wonderland isn’t required. Minnie’s Silver Screen Dine began in early January and will run through March 20, after which another seasonally-themed dinner will begin.
I have a reservation for lunch next week. Will this be one of my dining credits from my food plan or Dobie have to pay extra
Marilyn, if you’re referring to the Field and Feast Dinner, that’s a separately priced event. If you’re referring to Minnie’s Silver Screen Dine, that’s a Disney Dining Plan-eligible meal.