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    Default Favorite Non-Signature Table Service?

    I find myself always going to many of the same restaurants on my WDW trips. For the next trip I'm planning now, I'm looking to branch out!

    What is your favorite non-Signature Table Service Restaurant? Doesn't matter if it's in the parks, or at a resort - I wanna hear about it!

    Thanks in advance!
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    My favorite non-signature table services are:

    Raglan Road
    Kouzzina
    Grand Floridian Cafe
    Sanaa

    I also like Via Napoli, Tokyo Dining, and Chefs de France. And lots more.

    If I had to pick one, it would probably be Kouzzina. I've always had good food, good service, and a fun time. My favorite dish here is the Fisherman's Stew - Scallops, seasonal Fish, Shellfish, Fennel, Grilled Bread, and Ouzo Butter. But I also love the slow-cooked Lamb Shank - served with Oven-baked Gigantes Beans and Lamb Jus. Last time, our server brought us some complimentary ouzo. Opa!
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    We really enjoyed liberty tree this year. It was our first time there and loved it!

    So, I would have to say in no particular order:
    - 'OHana
    - liberty tree tavern
    - cape may

    Those are my favorites for now lol
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    ...Raglan Road

    ...Via Napoli

    ...La Cantina de San Angel
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    Kona Cafe
    Sanaa one of our new favorites
    Fultons Crabhouse for lunch. Much more reasonable and relaxed for lunch. Lobster bisque

    Enjoy!

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    Ohana
    Sanaa
    Ashley
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    Grand Floridan- September 2014
    Bay Lake Tower- June 2013
    Treehouse Villas- April 2012
    Grand Californian- August 2011
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    Bay Lake Tower- December 2009
    All Star Movies- March 2009
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    It depends on where you are

    Magic Kingdom: Crystal Palace (breakfast)
    Hollywood Studios: 50's Prime Time
    Epcot: Teppan Edo
    Resorts: Boma,Beaches and Cream, 1900 Park Fare, and Kona Cafe.

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    "Favorites" are, of course, personal preferences, but here are some of ours. It all depends on what you like and what type of food you're craving at any given time.

    With that caveat, here's my list:

    Kona Café (this tends to be a staple for us, both lunch and dinner. They have some of the best appetizers around)

    Boatwrights (at POR) - Southern/Cajun. Never had a bad meal and the service has always been great. Easy to get a table anytime.

    Yak & Yeti - the green beans are killer.

    Maya Grill (at Coronado Springs) - This is, IMHO, by far the best Mexican cuisine at WDW. I like La Hacienda at Epcot, but Maya Grill is superior. Another spot that's easy to get into.

    Like most everyone else, 'Ohana is a favorite, but only if it's more than just DW and I. The place is a lot more fun with a group. (With just the two of us, we opt for Kona Café).

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    Liberty Tree Tavern - MK
    Biergarten - Epcot
    Yak & Yeti - AK
    Tusker House - breakfast - AK
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    Jul 2019 - Poly
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    2016 - WL

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    Rose and Crown Pub for sure!

    They offer:

    Fish N' Chips
    Fish n' chip and steak combo
    Shepherd's Pie
    Mushy peas
    Bangers and mash

    And for dessert I'd recommend Mandy's Mess which is poundcake with strawberries and vanilla ice cream

    Plus if you time it right you can get special seating/ standing area for restaurant customers only to see Illuminations!!
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    My list just keeps on growing! These are currently the ones we go to again and again:
    AK - Yak & Yeti
    Studios - Mama Melrose
    Epcot - Chef de France, La Hacienda, Tutto Italia, Via Napoli
    MK - Be Our Guest (when we can get ADRs)
    AKL Kadani Village - Sanaa
    Coronado Springs - Maya Grill
    Poly - Ohana
    POR - Boatwright's
    Yacht Club - Captain's Grille
    DTD - Paradiso 37, Ragland Road, Wolfgang Puck Cafe (we do tend to go to the QS Express more often now)
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    Ohana and Kona


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    Restaurants we are sad when we can't eat there (mostly because they're closed for rehab because we usually schedule as early as possible):

    1900 Park Fare, Grand Floridian - supper. Tremaines. 'nuff said.

    Crystal Palace, MK - breakfast, as close to 8 am as possible on a non early EMH day

    Trail's End at Fort Wilderness Campground - usually supper. With rocker time on the porch either before or after. Trail's End because we're almost more hung up on camping than WDW and because favorite relatives were named Crockett and loved the campground and rocking on the porch and because our grandkids, as toddlers, were so happy to find familiar food here after being so good at trying strange stuff everywhere else in the World. It's not dining it's eating. plain food. friendly folk.

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    We really love Raglan Road
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    Be our Guest, followed closely by 50's Prime Time and Coral Reef! Love them all!
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    My favs in this category are 'Ohana and Rose & Crown. Boma is another good one.
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    Teppan Edo- I just love Hibachi
    Via Napoli- wood fired pizzas
    Maya Grill- Steaks, Fajita's, Chips and Guac
    50's Prime Time- comfort food, fun wait staff

    and hoping Portobello will be- never been before, next trip in 10 days-no dining plan so we are trying several new places
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    50s Prime Time: Goooood food. We're southerners and we were surprised by how much we liked the fried chicken. We love themeing and experience and we have never had a bad meal. Also, we feel its the best TS value in the parks. IMO, HS is lacking in quality meal service, so Prime Time is a really important stop for us.

    Yak and Yeti: More good food! Like, really good food! And if its crowded we can order off the whole menu from the bar, so no ADRs for us. The main dining space has huge windows so it lets in a lot of natural sunlight and I hear you can watch the parade from there. The space is decorate with authentic items found in Asia. We've never felt rushed. Somehow, the pathways are always crowded in AK, but it always feels relaxed in this restaurant.

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    MK: Liberty Tree Tavern has great Thanksgiving/Christmas style food. Comfort food for sure.

    Epcot: Akershus has a great cold table with cheeses and smoked salmon and mackerel. The entree's are very tasty, and the desserts are fantastic.

    DHS: Prime Time has some great fried chicken and milk shakes. The shakes aren't as good as at the SciFi, but that's all that's good at SciFi so I can't call that a fave.

    AK: We love Tusker House! It's like Boma's but with less curry-loaded foods. Very tasty stuff, plus characters at lunch.
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