Envisioned by Walt Disney, who drew inspiration from the executive lounges at the 1964/1965 New York World’s Fair, Club 33 opened in 1967 and has since held a place of mystery and legend among Disneyland Park Guests. Read more about the history of Club 33 and see some photos from inside the exclusive club!
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1313 S Harbor Blvd, Anaheim, CA 92802
Phone: (714) 781-4636
Website: https://www.club33.com/?CMP=OKC-354189_GM_DLR_dining_club33_NA
Menu Photos
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Reviews
We will never forget our exceptional luncheon. Everything was delectable and first-class. I can’t say enough about the attentive staff!!
I wish I had taken more photos of the superb cuisine. I had the warm Dungeness crab tart that was simply scrumptious! Followed by the perfectly prepared beef tenderloin accompanied with strawberry dusted roasted potatoes. Dessert was a treasure of triple chocolate layer cake and white chocolate ice cream.
The cocktails were deliciously crafted.
Club 33 is family friendly, and they offer a children’s menu.
Club 33 also offers a great variety of merchandise for purchase.
I can’t wait to return!
From the moment you press the doorbell you are transported to a hidden oasis amongst the crowds of Disneyland.
Tremendous staff and the food was a delight. We paused from eating a few times to look out of the balcony onto the unsuspecting people below. You really never pay attention that there is a whole world above you when you are ground level.
The fixed price menu had lots of choice, mine being the salad, scallop, salmon and the lime semifeddo. Husband almost has the same but his main entrée was the grilled new york steak. Meal was yummy and very well timed. The ambiance was great except a VERY loud table next to us. Once they left it became tolerable as everyone was able to converse at a quieter level not having to compete with the obnoxious crowd. Weird for a fine dining to allow this.
Paid a visit to the beautiful bathroom, and wow it was right out of the oppulant era that is long gone. Simply stunning. Took our time with pictures and of course bought some merchandise.
Would love to say I’d recommend or will be back but I don’t think the chances of you getting in or myself getting back in are in the cards!
Thank you Club 33 for making our birthdays special!
They call a day before to go over details including dress code (lunch hours: jeans ok without rips or tears, tennis shoes ok if in good condition, no slide in sandals [they must wrap around the heel], no tank tops, and no bra straps showing [our friend wore a tank dress and her bra straps were showing so she put a cardigan on but the staff said all she had to do was take her straps off and tuck her bra straps into her dress]). You find out where the entrance is.
Upon arrival in New Orleans square, you ring the doorbell near an obscure door and are escorted into a tiny lobby, then out to an enclosed patio. Fresh cold or hot towels are provided as well as chilled water. The patio is beautifully decorated and you have a few minutes to relax in various wrought iron bistro sets and take photos. There’s a spiral staircase leading up to the restaurant where our group took many photos. There is an elevator for those unable to navigate stairs.
After 10 to 15 minutes you are escorted up to the restaurant. You are greeted there and brought to your table. The entire time being escorted you learn Disney history/trivia by the host and also rules (no photos of people outside of your party).
The dining experience—out of this world. They have an extensive cocktail and wine menu and serve those first, giving you lots of space to relax and enjoy. We walked out to the various balconies to take pictures over New Orleans Square after ordering our drinks. The balcony area is set up for tables for two—very quaint and romantic. The menu is a 4 course prix fixe menu with lots of options for the two vegetarian friends we were with. Each menu item and even drinks on the menu are extensively explained and come with a story of Disney’s history. They pace the meal expertly, never leaving you feeling rushed. The bread basket is incredible—soft, warm, fluffy, savory. Each dish was expertly created and left our tastebuds wanting more. The pictures and menu descriptions do not do the food justice. Even though you get dessert, they also give each guest two Club 33 macarons to take with you.
There is a members only lounge we did not see.
We stayed three hours. We were never asked to leave. They allowed us to take our time and enjoy ourselves taking photos and shopping for only-at-Club 33 merch in the entry lobby.
Truly, it was the whole experience, the uniqueness, the exclusivity, and the oh-my-gosh-I-can’t-believe-I-was-invited feeling that lasted in my heart leading up to the moment and still lasts today. °O°