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If you want to taste French food, get your chance and visit this restaurant. That's a good idea to order nicely cooked crab meat, crab salads and tomato broth. If hungry, come here for tasty strawberry ice cream, lemon pie and orange cheesecakes.
The wine list is extensive, it can satisfy the needs of all guests. A lot of reviewers have noticed that you can drink great iced coffee, tea or bread drink at Club 33. A number of visitors find the staff professional. People say that the service is prompt here. According to the reviewers' opinions, prices are low. There is a comfortable ambiance and terrific decor at this place. This spot scored 4.6 in the Google rating system.
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Jason Kragerud (The Ambassador)
3 months ago on Google
An Unnecessary but Compelled Eulogy to Perfection Let me profess: an elite establishment operating at a Michelin standard requires another five-star review about as much as the monorail requires a steam engine. The reputation of Club 33 is calcified in platinum, yet, upon returning to the Grand Californian this evening, I felt cornered by my conscience to offer the formal validation this private destination so richly commands. A Masterclass in High-Low Contrast I was lucky enough to be a guest at Club 33 for a late dinner, thanks to an old buddy from our 1987 Cast Member days -- we spent the summer at Disneyland portraying Dapper Dans, Br'er Fox, and Br'er Bear. He's the CEO of a thriving lifestyle brand now, but navigating the crowds together brought back fond memories of working at the park and hotel, and, as per usual, kept us laughing and swapping stories for hours on end. Club 33 did not merely clear our lofty bar; it dismantled it. What Sets the Restaurant Apart 1) The Threshold Effect: Crossing that storied emerald portal in New Orleans Square immediately insulates you from the sweltering choreography of the park below, substituting chaotic energy with a muted, turn-of-the-century grandeur. 2) Gastronomic Rigor: Each course of the prix-fixe menu unfolded as a study in balance, texture, and restraint, easily holding its own against any culinary heavyweight in London or Paris. 3) Theatrical Symbiosis: Even my partner in crime -- traditionally immune to the usual hospitality tropes -- was enthralled. The staff managed an incredible synthesis of fine-dining etiquette and genuine narrative warmth. 4) Veranda Vistas: Concluding the evening with libations on the wrought-iron balcony, watching a luminescent New Orleans Square ebb and flow below, felt cinematic. For an old consultant and an old lifestyle curator, it left us rather spent for superlatives. Some Advice to the Newbies in the Room We all make honest mistakes when we're experiencing something new, but arriving at Club 33 in shorts and t-shirts, then later snapping photos in the restrooms, understandably caught the staff's attention. While that initial reminder by your server might have felt a tad uncomfortable, it was just part of understanding how a special place operates. Venues with this level of history rely on a shared sense of old-school elegance, which means everyone has to play a small part in keeping that magic alive by dressing up, setting the phones aside, and matching the dignity of the room. If fortune smiles on you with a second guest invitation, take a moment to embrace the dress code, rise to the occasion, and you'll find yourself having a truly wonderful time. Final Note of Gratitude A splediferous (Claire told me to use that word) THANKS to my dear friend for hosting us on a crazy time warp back to our Disneyland days. If truth be told, this was supposed to be a business excursion to review and grade his brand's new marketing campaign. I'm pretty sure I wasn't much help, considering we only brought it up twice. As luck would have it, we did get to spend the day soaking in Walt Disney's brilliant flair and constancy for brand marketing all around us -- so maybe Disney should bill him instead of EY. Cheshire cat-line grin goes here. Cheers, mate, and make the rest of your week magical!! Price per person: $100+ Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5
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R. M.
8 months ago on Google
Angela and the rest of the staff always makes us feel like family! Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Service: Dine in Price per person: $100+
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Misato A
8 months ago on Google
Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5
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French, Vegetarian options
$$$$
Price range per person
$100
Address
1313 S Harbor Blvd, Anaheim, California, USA
Features
Outdoor seating
Сredit cards accepted
Booking
Wheelchair accessible
TV
Opening hours
| SundaySun | 11AM-9PM |
| MondayMon | 11AM-9PM |
| TuesdayTue | Closed |
| WednesdayWed | 11AM-9PM |
| ThursdayThu | 11AM-9PM |
| FridayFri | 11AM-9PM |
| SaturdaySat | 11AM-9PM |
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