What is your favorite place to eat at WDW? In the resorts, or in the Parks? Where do you HAVE to go if you are at WDW?:mickey:
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What is your favorite place to eat at WDW? In the resorts, or in the Parks? Where do you HAVE to go if you are at WDW?:mickey:
I love Le Cellier, but the best meal I have ever eaten in WDW, was at Artists Point. Wonderful food and an amazing server. It was a great night!
Jiko for us!!!
Wolfgang Puck Cafe for me!
O'Hana is a must do for us.
For us the must do to start the trip is Chef Mickeys. Gives us that were at Disney feeling!
Best meal is probably Ohana- can't miss it.
I agree with all of these. Ohana is great, loved Le Cellier back when it was 1 dining credit, and always like Wolfangs. Chef Mickeys is a good breakfast too.
A place that is a more off the beaten path was the plaza in MK. The staff was so nice, the meal was simple and good, and their desserts are too die for! I love butter pecan icecream and don't have it at home since DD is allergic to it. The waitress suggested the butter pecan ice cream I was leery because it was sugarless. It was the best I have ever had!!!!!
Also Chefs De France was a great meal and the sorbets for dessert were out of this world!
Jiko at AKL and O hana (dinner) are out favorites. We also like Cape May Clambake (dinner) at Beach Club.
As far as a total dining experience, California Grill at fireworks time with your significant other cannot be beat at WDW.
Eating at the Wilderness Lodge is a must. The past two trips we've eaten at Whispering Canyon, but this year we're going to finally get back to our favorite restaurant in the world, Artist Point.
It's now a tradition for us to have breakfast at Crystal Palace on our first full day. This will be the third trip in a row for that tradition, and I hope it will continue in the future! :pooh:
'Ohana for Dinner is also a must do family tradition for us. We've always found the food to be good and the overall atmosphere is always fun! Good food and family fun.
I also enjoy California Grill, but is less family oriented and more expensive. The food is better there than most WDW restaurants. It is a really great dining experience. We don't do it on every trip, but we enjoy splurging there once in a while.
Overall experience - California Grill at fireworks time.
Best (expensive) food - Artist Pointe
Best (not so expensive) Kona
Best Buffet - Boma
Best Comfort Food - Liberty Tree
Cali Grill is excellent the fireworks are a tremendous addition, but the food is tops!!
My favorite place to dine at WDW is Narcoossee's at the Grand Floridian. I never miss it...and watching Wishes from the balcony afterwards is a giant PLUS :)
Close second is Le Cellier - another one that I never miss!
Boma!!! :thumbsup:
At Epcot: Hands down its Le Cellier
At Magic Kingdom: Liberty Tree Tavern is my favorite - its just good comfort food - I like the dinner meal as it reminds me of all the thankfulness that I have in my life (Its truly a thanksgiving day meal)
At Hollywood Studios - Lunch at Mama Melrose.
At the resorts, Victoria and Alberts, but that is a once in a lifetime thing. I also love Hoop De Do Revue - yes, its cheesy, but the fried chicken is always done so darn well! Also, Whispering Canyon at WL has a never ending Milk Shake - I think the most is 4 milkshakes by one of our party at some point in trying.
If you have small girls - Breakfast at Cinderellas Castle - not for the food (which is just okay), but for the sparkle in their eyes the whole time you are there.
For us it would be bluezoo, followed closely by Le Bistro de Paris.
I liked Ohana's or Whispering Canyon cafe
Table Service: Artist Point
Buffet: Trails End Buffet
Counter service: Columbia Harbour House
Favorite snacks: France
We were blown away by Ohana...best dinner yet at WDW...LeCellier the next best dinner both had excellent food.
other favorites: best breakfast food-Kona
best breakfast character interaction-1900 Park Fare (food not so much)
Great Post!
So many choices:
Must-Do = Hoop Dee Doo
Also: 50s Prime Time Cafe
For me it has to be 'Ohana and San Angel Inn.
Like everyone else, there is no way to just say one place. Overall our favorite is The Garden Grill because we love the food, the atmosphere, the character interaction, all-u-can-eat, and the memories of eating there in the 1980's with my family. But Ohana during Wishes is very special, Jiko is excellent, we honeymooned at San Angel Inn, and we love The Coral Reef's menu.
Honorable mention to Boma, LeChefsdeFrance, Yak and Yeti, LeCellier, Biergarten.......and pretty much every other Dining option in WDW!!!:number1:
I'm glad to see Artist Point getting some love. It often seems overlooked (not that I'm complaining). So, my choices would be Artist Point for dinner, Brown Derby for lunch/dinner, and Grand Floridian Cafe and Kona for breakfast.
I agree with Narcoossee's.Quote:
Originally Posted by zipadeedoodah
Have never made it to Le Cellier. Guess thats on the bucket list!
Best overall meal for my family is Ohana's. It's a must do on every trip, and is almost always the best meal of the trip. I don't think we've had a single trip without eating at Ohana's, unless it was one of our first few trips before we found it!
One of the best overall meal experiences we've had was a date night with just DH and I at Cali Grill. The food was amazing, and watching the fireworks from the balcony after was the perfect way to end such a wonderful meal.
Chef Mickeys is always our must do - we usually have "free" dining - but even without it, I'd pay out of pocket for that one. We aren't usually TS people without free dining, but I wouldn't miss Chef Mickeys.
Our last night at WDW tradition is to eat at the CA Grill. My husband's favorite restaurant is Artists' Point, so that has been a "must do" for our last 2 trips.
I think that our most unique dining experience was DS/DH's birthday dinner at Sanaa. We were lucky enough to be seated in the main dining room where we could see the animals. We got a table one row back from the windows. And they have a very unique birthday song that they sing as they parade around the restaurant.
Last Oct. when we were there we had dinner at Narcoossee's and it was wonderful. We also had lunch at LeCellier and it was great as well.:mickey:
Cali Grill, window seat, fireworks time. It was special.
We have always love Chefs de France. It is a pretty place, excellent food and wonderful servers.
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Ohana for sure!!!
Counter service is gota be Casey's, I can't explain my addiction to saurkraut and cheese fries but its deep rooted :number1:
On our last trip, we really enjoyed Kouzzina's, the 50’s Prime Time Café,and Teppan Edo. We also make a point to have breakfast at Boma in AKL. One of our favorites!
Betsy in PA
For great food and an elevated (literally) experience, I love California Grill at the Contemporary Resort. This is a great place to have a memorable time that is gracious and delicious...special.
For great Disney food and crazy fun, I love 'Ohana located at the Polynesian Resort.
This is a place about having a fun time with friends.
WHOA - miss some time on intercot, you miss a lot. I had NO IDEA that Le Cellier went up to 2 credits. That stinks!(I understand it, I guess - but it still stinks!!)Quote:
Originally Posted by ledudes
Actually, I don't know if anyone else even likes it much, but we ADORED Yak & Yeti in Animal Kingdom (near Kali River Rapids). My family and I still drool thinking about the Kobe beef hamburgers and grilled pineapple skewers on vanilla ice cream. We loved the "feel" of the place, too; you could almost believe you were in Indonesia or some such place... :cloud9:
California Grill
Fultons
Brown Derby
Raglan Road
and now Teppan Edo
are always a must for us when we visit