Beauty and The Beast Lounge

Disney has just released some new details on the Beauty and the Beast bar coming to Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort and Spa including a name – Enchanted Rose.

According to Blog Mickey, this re-imagined lounge, located on the second floor of Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa, will be called Enchanted Rose and will celebrate the magic and romance of Disney’s popular live-action movie. Featuring four unique spaces inspired by Belle and the Beast, you’ll find charm and elegance around every corner. The lounge includes a chandelier inspired by Belle’s flowing ball gown as well as a formal library that will showcase classical baroque designs and French furnishing. A garden room will take its inspiration from the enchanted forest surrounding the castle, and an outdoor patio will evoke the romance of Beast’s garden terrace.

Enchanted Rose will feature a delicious menu with a variety of shareable bites. Snack on an artisanal cheese selection with pine nut bread and raisins or enjoy an exquisite dish of white sturgeon caviar served with egg timbale, crème fraiche, and chives.


The Mini Smoked Short Rib Sliders Mini Smoked Short Rib Sliders with glacier blue cheese and onion marmalade on brioche buns.


There is also Espelette Pepper-Spiced Shrimp (pictured on the left) or Octopus a la Plancha with black olives, blistered tomatoes, and fingerling potatoes (pictures on the right). There’s also the Crab and Gnocchetti Gratin, which comes with jumbo lump crab, gnocchetti sardi, robiola bosina mornay, and citrus breadcrumbs.

Other options include truffle fries as well as a house-made flatbread pizza featuring charred broccolini, seasonal mushrooms, fennel sausage, ricotta salata, and tomato confits.

On the beverage menu is a variety of beverages including cocktails and martinis as well as spirits, beer, cider and even a few non-alcoholic options for guests of all ages. Featured cocktails include beverages such as the Island Rose with grapefruit and rose vodka, lime, orgeat, pineapple, bitters, and rose water. You can also sip on the Lavender Fog (dry gin, crème de violette, English breakfast tea, vanilla, and cream) or the Garden Daisy (tequila, midori, lime, egg white, and cucumber). The lounge will also be pouring an extensive collection of wine and Champagne by the glass.



Non-alcoholic options include a Garden Cocktail (non-alcoholic spirit, lime juice, agave nectar, and soda) as well as the B&B (fresh-brewed iced tea, lemon, blueberry, and basil) and the Rosemary Cooler (Odwalla lemonade, vanilla, and rosemary).



Enchanted Rose will open this fall at Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa.

I can’t wait to try this out!

The menu and prices have been released on Disney website and remember that DDP is not accepted at this lounge.  Here are some screen shots of the menu (from the website):