losfp
Mouseketeer
- Joined
- May 25, 2014
Hey guys, I'd love some suggestions on which restaurants I can look into for our upcoming October trip. The choices are just so overwhelming.
A bit about us.
- Family of 4, myself, wifey and 2 girls, 2 and 7.
- We are staying 4 nights at Art of Animation, 7 nights at the Grand Floridian, if that makes a difference.
- I will try anything at least once (I'm definitely more adventurous than my wife), and love a good steak. I also love Mexican, Italian, Japanese and Chinese foods, and I am extremely partial to a big bowl of King Crab legs.
- My wife is fussier, but she still loves steaks and BBQ, seafood, pasta, etc etc. Probably nothing with a lot of spices.
- The kids can be fussy, but there's usually an acceptable choice on the kids menu that they can munch on. They LOVE interacting with characters, as do we.
- We will generally have a quick breakfast in the hotel, but wouldn't mind the occasional character breakfast.
- We are likely to do many lunches at QS places in the parks so suggestions there would be welcome too
- We don't really drink so alcohol is not a factor.
- Lean more towards nice family restaurants rather than fancy, but might still do 1-2 fancy places.
Some places I already have in mind:
Be Our Guest
Cinderella's Royal Table
Beaches and Cream
Basically, we're flying in from Australia so we're unlikely to come back any time soon, so I'd love to hear about people's experiences at restaurants they enjoy and can recommend.
A bit about us.
- Family of 4, myself, wifey and 2 girls, 2 and 7.
- We are staying 4 nights at Art of Animation, 7 nights at the Grand Floridian, if that makes a difference.
- I will try anything at least once (I'm definitely more adventurous than my wife), and love a good steak. I also love Mexican, Italian, Japanese and Chinese foods, and I am extremely partial to a big bowl of King Crab legs.
- My wife is fussier, but she still loves steaks and BBQ, seafood, pasta, etc etc. Probably nothing with a lot of spices.
- The kids can be fussy, but there's usually an acceptable choice on the kids menu that they can munch on. They LOVE interacting with characters, as do we.
- We will generally have a quick breakfast in the hotel, but wouldn't mind the occasional character breakfast.
- We are likely to do many lunches at QS places in the parks so suggestions there would be welcome too
- We don't really drink so alcohol is not a factor.
- Lean more towards nice family restaurants rather than fancy, but might still do 1-2 fancy places.
Some places I already have in mind:
Be Our Guest
Cinderella's Royal Table
Beaches and Cream
Basically, we're flying in from Australia so we're unlikely to come back any time soon, so I'd love to hear about people's experiences at restaurants they enjoy and can recommend.