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Le Cellier Steakhouse Review

Le Cellier is a steakhouse that is located in the Canada pavilion.

I really like the way the inside of the restaurant looks.

First we were given three different types of bread. There was white bread, pretzel bread, and a whole wheat bread.

We were also given butter for the breads. I thought the pretzel bread was delicious and did not need butter.

My dad and I had the Le Cellier Filet Mignon with truffle-butter sauce on the side. This is the steak that made this restaurant so popular. My dad and I really like Filet Mignon, so we enjoyed our meals.

Al had Seared Salmon with carrots and green beans from the kids menu. He loved his food.

My mom also had the Le Cellier Filet Mignon except she had truffle-butter sauce on her food. She thought it was delicous.

I give Le Cellier 4 Mickey Bars! While our food was good, we were seated in the corner of the restaurant next to a wall, so I could not see anything while I was eating. Our food also took a long time to arrive.

A Beginner’s Guide to the World Showcase: Spotlight on Canada

The Canada Pavilion is my brother, Al’s favorite pavilion. I will get to why it’s his favorite in a second.

The entrance to Le Cellier.

Food: Canada does have one restaurant called Le Cellier Steakhouse. This restaurant is very crowded and hard to get a table. It is best known for its steaks. The kidcot station (where you can get your passport stamped) is near the entrance to Le Cellier.

Shopping: The Canada Pavilion has two shopping options, the Northwest Mercantile store and the Trading Post. In Northwest Mercantile they sell handmade ornaments that represent the four seasons. I also know that The Trading Post does sell handmade jewelry. (Pretty cool, right?) I hope the next time I go to Disney World I can visit these stores and then give you a better review.

Entertainment: Remember when I told you the Canada Pavilion is my brother Al’s favorite pavilion? Here is why. The Canada Pavilion has a 360 Circle-Vision show called O Canada! It is sort of like the show Reflections of China in the China Pavilion. Just like Reflections of China, O Canada! does not have seating but it does have a railing you can hold on to. The host is so funny! It shows footage from Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver, Niagara Falls, and Calgary. You should definitely see this show! Update: O Canada! is no longer in the Canada pavilion. In January 2020 the show changed to Canada Far and Wide. It is still a 360 Circle Vision show that shows footage from Canada, but it now has different hosts.

It was raining on us at the waterfall!
Don’t forget to get your passport stamped!