You are only allowed one dinner at any park, what would it be?

[Ro Z]

Originally Posted by CoolDisneyCat

In the parks ... LeCellier .. only if I could go when they weren't busy. Their food is very good, but the tables are way too close together and it's very noisy.

otherwise, I'd pick LTT at lunchtime.

I agree with both of these!

[racefans44]

I would have to say Coral Reef because of the atmosphere, but I also loved the food.

[GusGusGirl]

I'd say V&A because I've never been able to talk my DH into going there.

[dad4dis]

Another vote for V & A! Great food and atmosphere!!

[amberpi]

IN the parks? I would have said Bistro de Paris for years, but Marrakesh is fun with the belly dancers and the food is unusual for a theme park. I think I really like it because its always got people without being incredibly packed and loud.

On WDW property? V&A hands down. Chef's table/Victoria's Room/Main Room, all delicious.

CS: Tangerine Cafe/Earl of Sandwich (its a tie, I love them both!)

[saintfan]

DW choice Cinderellas Royal Table it is the one she wants to go to the next time we are there. Me DW OH yeah her fave color is purple that explains my color choice.

[marmar]

in the park.... Brown Derby especially for Lunch with an Imagineer. The menu selections are limited but you get all courses. The soup is always outstanding. I even found the squash soup scrumptious and I hate squash. The Imagineers are awesome and we learned alot from them.

otherwise ask the waiter for his/her reccomendation. (I have never had them recommend the pork chops)

[Sweet Melissa]

As someone who finds herself more and more frequently eschewing the traditional table-service experience in favor of a dinner of various shared appetizers in a lounge, I guess my dinner of choice in-park would be Tutto Gusto. Their small bites may be ridiculously expensive (like all Patina Group restaurants are), but I've liked everything I've had there.

I'm hoping the new tapas restaurant in the Morocco pavilion will be similar in style. I'm looking forward to trying it.

[PALionKingfan]

The dinner buffet from Cape May Cafe. It was the best food I have ever had at Walt Disney World.

[Mommyof3inVA]

Take the monorail and head to OHANA!

[hidmickey:myantidrug]

Originally Posted by sephorachick

50s primetime is a great time & food is really good too

This is my answer, too. 50s is by far my favorite non-breakfast place in the parks. I'd kill for some pot roast right now. Yum!