Must and never do's

[Pally]

Must do- Citricos, Le Cellier, Brown Derby,Teppan Edo,
Never Ever- Liberty Tree Tavern for Dinner- We all hated this. I know it is strong words but the meal was just not for us. Everything was just bad including sketchy service. Could not get beverages for the life of us. Meats were not edible. So disappointed as it was highly recommended.

[Tink1]

......Ironically, the closest thing we have to a must-do is Boma for dinner! It's mentioned above on the negative side, but we're huge fans and I never get tired of the soups and meat dishes they offer - especially since they change during the week. ......

My son loves it! For me there is a spice that they use that I do not care for, not even sure what spice it is, but I know I didn't like it. The food in the concierge lounge often had it as well.

I am basically an Irish meat and potatoes girl. My favorite meal is a good sandwich on great bread. I am not a person that you take to an adventurous culinary event.

Nanc

[missymouseworld]

Have done on numerous trips: Ohana and Garden Grill.... (not must do's but have been on our list for the past few trips and haven't had a bad experience)

Wasn't impressed and won't do again: Be Our Guest Lunch

[lawgirl]

Must do is Sanaa...one of our favorite restaurants ever. Also, Garden Grill and Cape May Cafe. Never do would be Chef Mickey's. Too overpriced, too much noise, and too much chaos! And too much terrible food!

[DANAM]

Must do Kona and Beaches n Creme
Never Boma and Mama Melrose

[texas211]

Musts, don't really have one. Maybe Boatwrights at POR if we are staying there.

Must not, pretty much anything at Disney Studios. We only do them, for the VIP Fantasmic. Other than that, horrible.

[KarenP]

My son loves it! For me there is a spice that they use that I do not care for, not even sure what spice it is, but I know I didn't like it. The food in the concierge lounge often had it as well.

I am basically an Irish meat and potatoes girl. My favorite meal is a good sandwich on great bread. I am not a person that you take to an adventurous culinary event.

Nanc

I don't like the spice either and I think it might be cumin.

[Lindsey]

Must Do: Boma & Tusker House. Both have wonderful vegetarian offerings, and spices/flavors that can't be found anywhere else on property. I'm not actually a fan of buffets, mainly because I'm not a big eater, but I can't pass up these places because I love the food. My husband & I also like to eat at Narcoossee's when we stay at GF.

Never Again: The Yak & Yeti. I gave it 3 tries, it struck out all 3 times. The food is just "blah" and over priced. The theme is nice though, and there are some great tables on the 2nd floor.

[merciantinkerbell]

Must Do's - Ohana breakfast. Great food and Stitch!!!
Raglan Road. Amazing food, Magners cider and some of the best music and dance, I am a quarter Irish so possibly biased LOL
Never Do's - Boma dinner. We found the food very uninteresting.
Ohana dinner. Although the food was good, we felt rushed, like they wanted us in and out ASAP. We like to take our time on vacation as we are time poor all year

[mrte62]

Must do: California Grill, Raglan Road and Brown Derby

Once was too many times: Le Cellier

[RavsRuleDisney!]

Ooooh tough one. Have had good experiences with a number of dining options over the past dozen or so trips - and there are a number of solid choices we have not even been to yet. But our family go to is....OHanas. even with the changes over time - some good, some not so much - just pass me some peanut dipping sauce and game on! As for least, now that our DS' are older I can take or leave the buffets as a whole (still a soft spot for Cape May Buffet though)....convenient as little ones and the characters add to it but nothing special food-wise at most of them.