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I've been to both and in January I went to both on back to back nights and thought that both were good however I preferred the Boathouse... However they are completely different dining experiences so I would pick the one that has the menu that appeals the most to you!

I think you are right he would be a great fit I like him, I don't know how great of a "chef" he is however it would be fun to meet him and maybe attend a culinary demonstration if he does one... Also Jeff Mauro has done a Disney Cruise and a Disney World special so thats a possibility too...

I am so excited for this! I was really surprised when they announced it... Epcot's food and wine festival is one of my favorite Disney things and now I get to try both this year! What Celebrity Chef's would you guys like to see? I would love to see Robert Irvine, Bobby Flay, or Andrew...

What is the best Disneyland Character Meal? Looking at Food, Atmosphere, and Character Interaction? I've been to all of the Character Meal's in WDW but haven't been to any in Disneyland hoping to go to at least 1 or 2 on my next trip out west! Its something that my whole family enjoys!

Yes they definitely serve alcohol in California Adventure! I went to Disneyland as a 21 year old this summer and had a fantastic time! I would absolutely suggest Trader Sam's, The Lounge at Carthay Circle, Hearthstone Lounge at the Grand Californian, I would also suggest the Lounge at Napa...

For me its Raglan Road by a VERY large margin, I think that Raglan Road is actually the best restaurant in Disney Springs (I haven't been to Morimoto or Jock Lindey's yet) The food is great, they have a large selection of drinks and I love the atmosphere! For me Bongos was really really loud...

Has anyone heard anything about STK recently? Hoping its open for Marathon weekend!

It is not "brunch" however Boma has a really expansive breakfast with a ton of different offerings! If you were to make an 10:30 - 11:00 reservation it could easily be both Breakfast and Lunch...

I would say Bluezoo without any hesitation at all! Bluezoo is superb and it makes a lot more sense logistically... get to your reservation a little early and grab a drink at the bar, its a really cool bar itself and IMO the Bartenders are the best on property! They always have unique drinks and...

I love both California Grill and Flying Fish so you really cannot make a bad choice - however since you are staying at the Swan and Flying Fish is having a major refurb next year I would lean towards FF :thumbsup2

Steak - Yachtsman Porterhouse (if its on the menu) or Filet - Flying Fish NY Strip - Le Cellier Ribeye + Truffle Butter Seafood - Flying Fish Red Snapper or seasonal fish as well as mussels - Artist Point Salmon - Narcoossee's Lobster - Different Experience - My two favorite restaurants in WDW...

1st I want to say a Disney Cruise is the best place to turn 21! I went on the Dream for my 21st last year and it was such a blast! Make sure to do a mixology class!!!! Now to the question... Of course drinking around the world is a fun but two other "bar crawl" 21st ideas are: Drinking...

Big thumbs up for Spice Road Table especially during Illuminations the view is excellent (even better with a pitcher of sangria) I think it is actually the best restaurant in Epcot and you really never need a reservation :thumbsup2

I have only been to The Boathouse however I would say these are two completely different restaurants I would say whichever menu / dining atmosphere appeals to you more... If both appeal to you then I would flip a coin (I've been known to do that a time or two for restaurants)

I thought Trattoria al Forno was good, however Il Mulino at the Swan is by far the best Italian Restaurant on Disney Property! I've eaten at nearly every WDW restaurant however I haven't been to GF Cafe I just haven't heard much positive there are so many better options...

I actually worked at the Mara on my DCP last semester so I am a little biased but I would say its very good, one of the best quick service restaurants in WDW IMHO - I recommend their specials either for dinner or for lunch, they have a great rib dinner and salmon dinner (they rotate nightly)...

I completely agree with figment Boma is the best breakfast in WDW! I would defiantly recommend trying it!

I was there in May and found it to be as good as ever - yes its pretty pricy but the Ribeye with the mushroom risotto and truffle butter is hard to beat :thumbsup2

This is really awesome! I hadn't seen this and Eater is one of my most visited websites! Thanks for sharing :cool1:

If you get there about 30 minutes early on a week night I would think that you have at least a 50/50 chance of getting seated - When I was on the College Program I had a close friend who worked there and she said they had walk ups in the early evening quite frequently!