The Best Cocktails to Order at Le Cellier Steakhouse (And How to Justify the Splurge)

By Samantha B. · Mom of five · Winter Park, FL

Published June 29, 2026 · Updated November 14, 2026

Securing an Advance Dining Reservation at Le Cellier Steakhouse in EPCOT’s Canada Pavilion is notoriously difficult. (If you are still hunting for a table, set up a Drop Watch alert on SupaPark, and we will ping you the second a cancellation frees up, then you grab it in My Disney Experience.) Once you are actually seated in the cellar-themed dining room, you want to make every dollar count.

While most guests fixate on the Canadian Cheddar Cheese Soup and the filet mignon, the beverage menu is where you can seriously upgrade your meal. But at $16 to $20 for the signature cocktails on the current menu, you need a strategy.

Here is the smart move: never pay for basic hydration at the table. Skip the standard sodas and bottled water. Always ask for free cups of ice water instead. By reallocating that $4 to $5 per person you would have spent on standard fountain drinks, you can easily justify splurging on a signature Canadian cocktail that you cannot get anywhere else in the park.

Here are the best signature cocktails to order at Le Cellier, and why they are worth the spend.

The Ottawa Apple

The vibe: Crisp, sweet, and dangerously drinkable.
The details: This is Le Cellier’s flagship cocktail. The current menu lists it at $17, made with whisky, maple, apple infusion, and cranberry.
Why you should order it: It is the quintessential Canadian pavilion drink. The maple cuts the bite of the whisky, making it incredibly smooth. If you are only going to order one cocktail with your steak, this is the safest, most crowd-pleasing bet.

The Le Cellier Caesar

The vibe: Savory, salty, and bold.
The details: A Caesar is Canada’s national cocktail—essentially a Bloody Mary made with Clamato (clam and tomato juice) instead of standard tomato juice. The menu lists it as the Le Cellier Bloody Caesar at $19, made with Canadian vodka, Clamato juice, aromatic bitters, and a blend of seasonings.
Why you should order it: This is a fantastic pre-dinner drink that pairs perfectly with the complimentary pretzel bread. It is heavy, so you might not want to drink it alongside a massive steak, but it is an excellent starter if you want something distinctly Canadian.

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Canadian Ice Wine

The vibe: Syrupy, ultra-sweet dessert in a glass.
The details: While not a mixed cocktail, ice wine is a Canadian specialty made from grapes frozen on the vine.
Why you should order it: Skip the standard dessert menu and order a pour of ice wine instead. It is a rare, concentrated pour that perfectly caps off a heavy meal without leaving you overly stuffed. On the current menu, ice wine by the glass starts at $22, and the Le Cellier Ice Wine Flight is $38.

What to Skip: The Generic Upcharges

Do not waste your dining budget on generic alcoholic beverages. A standard beer or a basic vodka-cranberry does not add unique value to your Le Cellier experience. Save the serious cash for a signature drink you will actually remember.

If you are craving a standard beer, grab a Moosehead or a La Fin Du Monde from the popcorn cart outside the pavilion before your meal—you will get your beer fix while saving your sit-down budget for the heavy hitters.

The SupaPark Takeaway

The best EPCOT beverage strategy requires pacing. EPCOT wins the park beverage category because it has range. You can spend the afternoon taking advantage of the completely free international soda samples at Club Cool in World Celebration, or splitting a budget-friendly frozen slushie at Refreshment Station. By playing it cheap during the day, you free up the budget to drop $17 on an Ottawa Apple at dinner without guilt.

If you are trying to piece together the perfect EPCOT day, use the SupaPark day builder to sequence your Lightning Lane Multi Pass selections around your dining reservations, so you never have to rush your steak to make a ride window.

How much do cocktails cost at Le Cellier right now?

Signature cocktails at Le Cellier run $16 to $20 on the menu as of mid-October 2026. Here is the full cocktail list and what each one costs:

• Ottawa Apple, $17. Whisky, maple, apple infusion, and cranberry. Still the one to order first.
• Le Cellier Bloody Caesar, $19. Canadian vodka, Clamato juice, aromatic bitters, and a blend of seasonings.
• Icewine Martini, $20. Canadian vodka, Château des Charmes Vidal Icewine, and muddled berries. This is the pick if you are curious about ice wine but do not want a full dessert pour.
• Espresso Martini, $16. Vanilla vodka, coffee liqueur, and espresso. It is the least Canadian drink on the list and the cheapest.

After dinner, the Canadian Coffee with Buffalo Trace Cream Bourbon is $15, and the Le Cellier Ice Wine Flight is $38. Ice wine by the glass starts at $22 for the Château des Charmes Vidal and reaches $64 for the Inniskillin Cabernet Franc.

Beer is the cheaper route. Moosehead Lager on draft and Molson Canadian are $9.75, Labatt Blue is $10.50, and La Fin du Monde on draft is $13.25.

The math on the splurge is simple. The Ottawa Apple costs $1 more than the Espresso Martini and $3 less than the Icewine Martini, so the flagship drink also sits in the middle of the price range. Disney changes menu prices without notice, so treat these as the October 2026 numbers and check the current menu in My Disney Experience before you budget.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much is the Ottawa Apple at Le Cellier?

It is $17 on the menu as of October 2026, made with whisky, maple, apple infusion, and cranberry.

Does Le Cellier serve ice wine by the glass?

Yes. As of October 2026, ice wine by the glass starts at $22, and the Le Cellier Ice Wine Flight is $38.

Go deeper — the full guides: The Insider’s Guide to EPCOT’s Regal Eagle Smokehouse: What to Eat, Skip, and Share · The Insider’s Menu and Booking Guide to California Grill · The Insider Guide to Vegetarian Dining in EPCOT’s World Showcase

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