Disney Cruise Line announces new restaurant

by Leah Zanolla
Apr 8, 2010

The Disney Cruise Line has announced a new adults-only premier dining location for its newest ship, the Disney Dream. The French-inspired restaurant will be called Remy, after the star of the hit film, "Ratatouille" and will use seasonal ingredients from around the world.

Chef Arnaud Lallement from l'Assiette Champenoise, a Michelin two-star restaurant in France, and Chef Scott Hunnel from Walt Disney World's signature restaurant Victoria & Albert's are teaming up to create the new menu. Dinner will start with a signature chilled Champagne cocktail and feature eight or nine small courses. Remy will have ocean views from its top deck location and will be decorated in Art Nouveau style. Images of the character Remy will be hidden throughout the design.

A price for the meal has not been set at this time.

• News Source
• Subscribe to this News Feed
• Last Updated: Oct 12, 2011 - 10:50:48 AM

• Disney Cruise Line releases 2013 itineraries
  Disney Cruise Line releases the rest of the 2013 itineraries.
• Disney Fantasy begins sea trials
  The Disney Fantasy left Papenberg, Germany on January 20th to begin her sea trials.
• Disney Fantasy headed for New York City christening
  The Disney Fantasy will be christened in New York City on March 1.
• Disney Cruise Line to sail out of Miami?
  Disney Cruise Line may base a ship out of Port Miami in 2013.
• Disney Dream assisting Coast Guard in a man overboard search
  The Disney Dream is currently assisting the Coast Guard in a search for a man overboard from the Monarch of the Seas.