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Boma Crystal Palace Kona Cafe Boma has a wonderful variety of different foods. And that bread pudding... Yum. Makes me hungry at the mere thought of it!! It was probably my favorite breakfast dish of the entire trip. We loved Crystal Palace for the breakfast lasagna. Whoever created that...

Thank you! I'm really excited to see WDW for Christmas and I'm hoping that most of it will be done. Of course, if it's not, that would give me an excuse to go back next year in December... :)

I know it's only January and Christmas just ended, but I'm trying to plan a vacation for November and I've never been to WDW for the Christmas season :goodvibes My husband's birthday is November 22nd and this year it falls the week before Thanksgiving. We're planning on going from the 16th-23rd...

Since Le Cellier is out of the running, here's my list: Yachtsman Narcoossee's California Grill Artist Point We ate at HBD and didn't enjoy it. This trip we're trying Flying Fish and I've heard good things about it so I'm pretty excited. This is our third time using the DxDP and we love it. We...

Breakfast: Kona Cafe or Boma Lunch: Le Cellier Dinner: Les Chefs de France, Yachtsman, California Grill or Narcoossee's

Hi there and welcome :wave2: My DH and I are actually arriving the day you and your family are leaving! I'm looking forward to reading your dining report, you have a lot of great choices! We love Chefs de France! We just ate there in October and it was wonderful. And you won't regret going...

Another vote for Le Cellier! If Longhorn Steakhouse has steaks that are anywhere near comparable to Le Cellier then I need to find one near where I live :) I've eaten at Outback, Texas Roadhouse and other steakhouses and there is no comparison IMO. The filet with mushroom risotto is out of this...

Can't wait to arrive at the Poly in 17 days!! This will be our first time staying there but I doubt it'll be our last. It looks amazing! Some rooms became available for our week and it was a no brainer to switch. A monorail resort that has the amazing Kona Cafe in it? I'll take it!!

I didn't know anything about the Symposium until people on the boards were talking about it, and I certainly didn't realize that the resorts would be so booked up! I don't know what happened that the Poly opened up but I'm very grateful for it. And it wasn't just one type of room either, it was...

My DH and I planned a trip to WDW from 10/20-27 way back in March and booked at the POFQ. Well, when free dining came out there were no rooms available there so we switched to Caribbean Beach Resort. Every once in a while I would get on to see if rooms opened up anywhere, and there was NOTHING...

That is absolutely gorgeous, I love it!! :goodvibes I already have something on my back but I've thought about geting the bottom part of my left leg done with a collage of disney characters with the castle as the centerpiece on the very back. Looking forward to seeing the pics of your other...

Oh good!! I'm glad someone was able to get it. You're very welcome!! :goodvibes

I agree with PP, a bus to MK and then taking the monorail or boat would be a much quicker and easier way of getting to the GF. I'm not sure if you're early birds or if you like sleeping in, but whatever time you schedule breakfast for I would plan on being at the bus stop at your resort at least...

Cancelled this morning: 1900 Park Fare @ 8:20am on 10/26 for two Fantasmic! Dining Package Hollywood Brown Derby @ 3:30pm on 10/24 for two Hope this helps someone :goodvibes

We ate at TTS in January for a late lunch, and while it wouldn't be at the top of our list to go back to, if we were in the MK and wanted a sit down meal I wouldn't hesitate to eat there. We didn't think it was out of this world amazing, but we didn't find it horrible either. I had the shrimp...

Your lineup of restaurants is awesome, I'm def in!! :goodvibes I'm a huge HP fan so I dragged my DH to US and IoA back in January and we had a great time. Ok ok, I had a great time, hubby just sucked it up and dealt with it :lmao: The butterbeer was amazing, I loved it! I still have my mug at...

Narcoossee's followed very closely by Yachtsman! :goodvibes Le Cellier is my other top choice but I've never had it for dinner as a signature, only for lunch. That's about to change next month though :banana:

We've eaten at both and I prefer Chefs over Biergarten hands down. I didn't really care for the menu at Biergarten though, and you said it looked good to you, so my opinion might not help :) They're two different restaurants, with Biergarten being a buffet and Chefs a served dinner. I will say...

We really liked Wolfgang Puck Express at DTD. We had breakfast there but it was delicious and I can't imagine lunch/dinner being anything less than scrumptious :goodvibes Flame Tree BBQ at AK was great too, and we liked Columbia Harbor House well enough. It wasn't a place I'd rush back to, but...

I didn't care for the food at Biergarten very much, so I don't think I'd be too quick to return there. I wouldn't have minded the sitting with others part had we been put with more sociable people. I did enjoy the entertainment though :goodvibes