Beaches and Cream

[thatkindofday]

Okay, strange question, is Beaches and Cream considered Table Service for the DDP?

[AwPhooey]

According to Info Central (http://www.intercot.com/infocentral/dining/mywdiningplan.asp), it is a Table Service Location.

[thatkindofday]

Thank you, is this one we need reservations for?

[tomatoe pie]

the last time we were at beaches and cream they did not take resv. but when you arrive you give them your name for a table and wait.

i think you can get to-go food and take it to the outdoor tables or your room as a "counter service". but i am not sure about this. we usually go to the counter to order because there are not tables available. and they do have a counter used for ordering.:confused:

[Kenny1113]

If you find out that they take ADR's, MAKE THEM!!! Last Oct we went on a wens or thurs and they had a 45 min wait and you can't get the kitchen sink ice cream from the counter. I'm diening to try it!!! Maybe next time.

[Jared]

Thank you, is this one we need reservations for?
Unfortunately, the Beaches & Cream Soda Shop does not accept Advance Dining Reservations, which generally leads to extraordinary lines. Either plan to eat at an off-hour or prepare to wait.

The ice cream is worth it!

:tasty:

[MinnieMommie]

Beaches and Cream is a CS that is so worth the wait. The food is very tasty and the portions are large. DH and I order 1 meal and chocolate milk shake and split them. One order is really enough for the 2 of us and they are really nice about splitting the orders there. :mickey:

[bigbabyblues]

B&C is a TS on the dining plan, and honestly probably not worth a credit, the prices aren't that high for ts at all.

We've only eaten there for ice cream (had a Kitchen Sink for dinner), but I'm looking forward to trying it this time for real food!

[TiggeRia]

I so wanted to try the Kitchen Sink when I was there in February...but the wait was over 3 hours--yikes! I didn't stick around and wait for that one. Try and get there early or eat at an off hour like someone suggested. :mickey:

[CaptainJessicaSparrow]

Since no one has said this yet - Beaches and Cream is actually both a TS and CS. So everyone is right.

If you go into the diner on the left side, it'll be a TS, where you'll be served and expected to leave a gratuity.

If you go to the right, it's a counter service where you wait in line and order from a limited menu.

I believe the Kitchen Sink is only available from the diner side.

Both waits tend to be long, especially if you catch it after Illuminations. If I had the choice, I'd skip Illuminations and head over before the crowds. That's what we did last year when we saw Herman's Hermits.