Upon arrival at the award-winning restaurant, our intimate little group found that we had the huge place all to ourselves for a private lunch. The view from the restaurant is breath-taking. It wraps around the building and embraces the wonder of Disney below. Even though the view was awe-inspiring, it didn't come close to what was next. Alongside the tables were displays of the most beautiful, fresh food items we had ever seen. The restaurant believes in sustainable food, and local when possible.
Our meal was quite amazing to say the least, and I will let the photos speak for themselves.
Pan-Seared Scallop, topped with Beluga Caviar and Organic Creme Fraiche, with Dried Cherry Pudding and Apple Syrup
Tempura Maine Lobster Salad with tiny Asian Greens, Mustard, Local Citrus, Soy Reduction, and Wasabi Cream
Seared Ostrich Filet, Caramelized Organic Pears, Risotto of Red Kuri Squash, and Huckleberry Veal EmulsionSpitzenburg Milk Chocolate Napoleon, Cox Pippin Tart Tatin with Calvados Ice Cream, Empire Creme Brulee, Green Apple Gelee, and Heirloom Cider Reduction
Most of we Midwesterners love our hot beverages, especially with the winter chill. On some future evening, when the temperature is 20 below zero, I will dream of this apple hot toddy and wish it were there to keep me warm. It was one of the best hot apple drinks I have ever tasted!
As we headed for the elevators to the next adventure, a gift bag awaited. I will have a really funny story about the glass wine-shaped cheese board coming up later. Don't you love the Mickey whisk?
And the day is not even over yet. If I don't divide this day into two parts, you would be sitting here reading all day! Come back tomorrow for Day Two, Part Two. Think of everything from wedding cakes, to gingerbread houses, to zebras just walking around a hotel yard. The Mouse awaits once again!








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