Serving multiple courses over 2 hours, Disney World’s Victoria and Albert’s Restaurant is one of the most exclusive dining experiences in Florida.
Queen Victoria Room at Victoria & Albert’s at Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort
And with its AAA five-diamond rating, it’s also one of the three most critically acclaimed restaurants in Florida. During your meal, you will be served by two dedicated servers and treated to personalized menus. Long-stemmed red roses are given to each female guest.
The Queen Victoria Room is a slightly more secluded option here, seating only six tables of guests. The menu is a bit more customized.
Also available is the Victoria and Albert’s Chef’s Table, an ultra-exclusive dining experience where your party is seated in the kitchen. A personalized 10- or 11-course meal is prepared based on your party’s likes and dislikes after consultation with the executive chef. There is one seating per night for parties of one to 10, and bookings need to be made as close to 60 days ahead as possible. Wine pairings can be added to the meal for an extra cost. Minimum is 2 people.
Service: Table Service, Fine Dining
Type of Food: Market-inspired menu changes daily
Location: Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort and Spa
Disney Dining Plan: No
Tables in Wonderland: Yes (except Chef’s Table and Queen Victoria Room)
Menu:
Official Disney Menu
Allears.net:
Victoria and Albert’s Restaurant Menu
Victoria and Albert’s Restaurant Vegetarian Menu
A multi-year recipient of the prestigious AAA Five Diamond award, this Signature Dining restaurant serves fine cuisine with wine pairings from an award-winning cellar. The renowned prix fixe menu is prepared artfully each day with ingredients culled fresh from the world market. You can see some sample menus in our posts listed below.
Reviews:
Guest Review: Victoria and Albert’s Chef’s Table
Guest Review: Victoria and Albert’s Chef’s Table
Disney Food Blog Review: Victoria & Albert’s Chef’s Table Review
Disney Food Blog Review: Victoria and Albert’s Chef’s Table at the Grand Floridian Resort
Guest Review: Victoria & Albert’s at Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort
Disney Restaurant Review: Is Victoria and Albert’s Worth the $$$?
Review: Is There Such a Thing as TOO MANY Truffles? We Find Out at Victoria and Albert’s in Disney World!
Is This $350 Dinner at Disney World Worth The CASH?
Important Info:
- Victoria and Albert’s does not serve guests under 10 years old.
- There is a dress code at Victoria and Albert’s: men must wear a dinner jacket, and women must wear a dress or pants ensemble.
- Valet parking is available for Victoria and Albert’s guests at no charge.
- There are two seatings per night for the main dining room at Victoria and Albert’s on most nights, and one seating per night for the Chef’s Table; be sure to call (407) WDW-DVNA or 407-939-3862 60 days ahead to get a reservation.
Famous Dishes: The Chef’s Degustation Menu served in the Main Dining Room allows guests to choose anywhere between eight and twelve courses. Guests receive personalized menus which Victoria & Albert’s begins to construct about a week prior to the reservation. Guests are contacted to go through any allergies, likes, and dislikes, at which point a menu is created especially for them.
Disney Food Blog Posts Mentioning Victoria and Albert’s
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