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[VinnyNix]

Hey folks,

We just added another night onto the front end of our trip and need to book a dinner ADR. It will be myself, DW, DS7, and DM. We've already booked our favorites, I'd love to hear your suggestions based on our others....


Sep 12 _______________
Sep 13 Whispering Canyon
Sep 14 Coral Reef
Sep 15 SciFi Drive In
Sep 16 Jiko
Sep 17 LeCellier
Sep 18 50s Prime Time
Sep 19 Ohana

Thanks!

[doombuggygal]

Teppan Edo!:thumbsup:

[tink'72]

Cape May Cafe

[Ms. Mode]

Rainforest Cafe or Mama Melrose :mickey:

[renecat]

50's cafe at D.H.S. great food only 1 credit if on dinning plan. Fun for the kids.

[ali'sdad2003]

Cape May. :mickey:


39 Days to Go!!!!!

[vicster]

Boma at AKL.

[aurora, ariel, and bell]

Chef Mickey, so you can have a characer meal.

Also love Teppan Edo

[MNNHFLTX]

Tokyo Dining. They have a full menu there, so you can order from the Teppanyaki restaurant next door to it as well as sushi. Lots of fun for adults and kids to try using chopsticks (regular silverware available on request). And the view of the World Showcase lagoon is fantastic, especially if you get reservations right around sunset or during Illuminations.

[tinksmom02]

We'll be at Chef Mickey's that night; come join us! :mickey:

[Tinkerbella16]

I would go with something at a resort, and away from the parks since its your first night. It can be tiring from traveling all day, going to a park that first night.

I would go with Cape May Cafe! Relaxing, and gorgeous resort and you can take it easy and rest up for the next full day!

:mickey:

[VinnyNix]

Thanks for the help.

Cape May and Chef Mickeys were both unavailable on the 12th. We even attempted to shift some other ADRs to accomodated, but no luck.

No worries though, we'll figure something out. I tentitively booked The Wave in the meantime just in case. I will keep trying back and see if anything opens up.

Thanks again!

[brian2000boston]

Our new try this year that isn't on your list is the Captian's Grill. Havent eaten there yet bu the menu looks delicious.

[Disney4us2]

We love Teppan Edo.... Food was good and so was our chef. My DD and friends are still talking about this dining experience.:mickey:

[Rhetoric2000]

1900 Park Fare:

- Gives you a grand slam of the must-eat/visit resorts (Poly, AKL, WilLodge, Florid)

- Great character dining experience without the reduced food quality or chaotic atmosphere of other character meals.

- Funniest character interactions with some of the few remaining people with reigns to go a bit off script.

- Range of international styles with food will please mixed appetites and ages.

- Restriction of calling it an evening dinner will prevent you from eating at AK, which would be where my other suggestions would come from.

I would also add to brian200boston's call for Captain's Grill - a great off-beaten-track restaurant but one that I would primarily recommend for breakfast (on a day at Epcot). And you won't need an ADR for there.

[scoot241]

My thoughts were Boma or Chef Mickey's.

[Donald's Girl]

Another vote for Cape May Clambake! That is actually our traditional first night dinner!

[Damon18]

Tokyo Dining. They have a full menu there, so you can order from the Teppanyaki restaurant next door to it as well as sushi. Lots of fun for adults and kids to try using chopsticks (regular silverware available on request). And the view of the World Showcase lagoon is fantastic, especially if you get reservations right around sunset or during Illuminations.

I agree this was a great meal. The service was fantastic as was the food. If you go you have to try the green tea pudding for dessert!:thumbsup: