Here’s What Disneyland’s Enchanting “Beauty And The Beast” Makeover Looks Like

…Lumière…

…and Cogsworth.

You can indulge in dishes like poutine topped with slow-cooked beef, roasted garlic aioli, cheese curds, gravy, and herb oil.

Fancy with a big ol’ capital “F.”

Or an insanely good vegetarian option: a cauliflower steak sandwich which has spicy lime aioli, tempura-battered green beans, and is basically nicer than anything I could ever make myself at home.

I’m not even a vegetarian and this was probably my favorite dish.

And no rustic meal would be complete without a mug of Gaston’s Famous Brew – an apple and mango punch topped with passion fruit foam that’s OMG SOOOOOO good.

Seriously, I could’ve easily drank SEVERAL mugs of this. (Also, check out that hidden Mickey along the base of the mug!)

Now – drumroll, please – yes, there is actual GREY STUFF, too!!!

This is Disneyland’s special take on the “Grey Stuff” – there’s a slightly different version available at the Magic Kingdom – and it’s basically white chocolate mousse covering a red velvet cake with a raspberry center, served on a shortbread cookie. And you don’t need to ask any dishes if it’s delicious, because I’ll just tell you… IT IS.

::Whispers:: You can even get a Grey Stuff baked pastry twist (AND Grey Stuff dipping sauce!) at Maurice’s Treats next to the castle.

Shouts: “Marie! The Grey Stuff Twists! Hurry up!”

The Royal Reception building, which normally houses the Frozen meet and greet, is now a ~pop-up~ Beauty and the Beast shop, too.

There’s the recurring Beauty and the Beast live show at The Royal Theatre next to the castle…

*Record scratch* *Freeze frame* “Yup, that’s me. You’re probably wondering how I ended up in this situation.”

There’s nothing quite like THIS provincial life!