Dining Solo - my three choices - so far

[librarylady]

I will be solo at WDW for 3/12 days before joining friends. I have booked the following: Lunch one day at Crystal Palace, Dinner the next at Le Cellier, and Breakfast day three at Donald's Breakfastsaurus ( I always figure if I am going to pay Disney prices to eat I might as well have a character or two thrown in for good measure) Any comments appreciated. Thanks Gail :banana:

[Simba's Mom]

I just did a character breakfast solo on my last trip, and I was surprised how great it was-I definitely wasn't bored while I ate. I had such fun watching the characters interacting. Let me know how you like LeCellier solo. I've never dined solo there. I saw it one, and the dim lighting and no windows made it look to me like there wouldn't be much for me to do or see while I ate.

[PigSoldier]

I loved doing Le Cellier! Like Simba's Mom said, there's not a great deal to look at while you eat, but I managed to get by munching on the 3 different kinds of bread, and writing postcards while I waited for my food. It's really delicious food, and the servers were the friendliest I encountered all trip! :)

[WillyDogs]

I've done Le Cellier solo 3 times. It's great. The food is amazing, and the atmosphere is really nice. The waitresses have always been very friendly and nice to talk with. Each time I've gone solo, the table next to me has always struck up a conversation. There may not be a lot of "entertainment" there, but the food makes up for it ;)

[mickeysbestfriend]

I like Olivia's for breakfast or one of the golf course restaurants, lunch is usually at the golf course or a quick bite at the park and dinner is an adventure every trip. You'd think the Hoop Dee Do wouldn't be fun for singles but it is!. Whispering Canyons, O'hanas, Concourse Steakhouse, Le Cellier is good but if you like to interact, the Beirgarten it great! and they have entertainment.