Story Book Dining At Artist Point With Snow White

This was my first time having this dining experience. The atmosphere was a bit loud with the kids. The theming of the restaurant was fun. The food was great. I loved all the starters. And I had the Cottage Beef Stroganoff—I ate it all. The photo ops with the characters were fun. I would definitely dine here again.

This doesn’t feel like a nice fine dining meal. It’s very much centred around rotational numbers and getting the most people through the restaurant. Starters are fixed and appear rapidly. Main quickly afterwards. Then you get a pass to see the queen. I don’t get why this is given when there is already a big queue and you’re asked to join the queue. The deserts will be waiting for you when you return and the bill will be presented whilst you’re eating the deserts. It’s not the place where you could enjoy a glass of wine after your meal. The food was ok. Starters weren’t great. Prawn and meatballs were quite bland. Soup was good. The pork shank is ok, it’s hard not to get a slow roast pork shank wrong. Rib is ok too. Deserts were ok, not great but nice enough. Not really proportionate to the price but not bad by any means. Our daughter really loved meeting the characters though, which is what it’s about really. The interactions are brief but she loved it nonetheless. Based on this and the really good photos with the queen, I’d say it’s just about worth the price. If you’re coming more for the food, there are lots of better options for the price. We did Akershus at Epcot which was a lot better in terms of food and interactions albeit also had a sit down, eat and get out feel.

This was not a good restaurant. The food was not good but the most truly disappointing part was that the evil queen was a man. Why is this necessary to confuse young children? So sad and disappointing. My young daughter was crushed! The food was really bad as well. The meatball appetizer was cold. The prime rib was fatty and my husbands pork shank and daughters chicken were dry. This is so expensive and not worth one penny. For real! You will regret going here. Save your money! There are plenty of other character meals that are a million times better (and we’ve been to a lot).

Ok, if you are going to Storybook dining for the food? Go somewhere else. If you are going for the atmosphere and to meet the characters? This place is for you. The food was good, but not comparable for the money that one pays for the meal. The appetizers and deserts were small. The prime rib is better at Texas Roadhouse. The characters and their interaction were fun and they spent time at each table. It was a good experience and I am glad I went for the experience, not the food.

This dinner was a one and done for my family. I went as a family of 5, 4 adults and one child. We have dined at many MANY character meals at Disney World and we just weren't really impressed. For the price, it just wasn't worth it for us. I felt like the food was just okay. I got the prime rib, husband got the pork. I felt like everything was under seasoned. The dinner felt very rushed. I was in the bathroom with my daughter when Snow White came to our table. We asked and fortunately she did come back and visited out table but it felt like a very short and quick interaction compared to some of the buffet character meals we have been to. The Queen meet and greet was great. We dined at Artist Point before it was a character meal and I do feel like the quality of the food has decreased. Overall, I just feel like the experience wasn't worth the cost. Personally I prefer Be Our Guest... the ambiance is better and the food is better. There are many better character meals like Tusker House or Crystal Palace. You pay less, can get more food (buffet style), have more food options, and the quality of food is the same in my opinion. If you are a die hard Snow White fan, you should check it out. Otherwise, if you are just looking for character dining or fine dining, I feel like there are better options.