TS for the non-adventurous eater?

[WeLoveLilo05]

Any good table service recommendations for someone who doesn't have the most adventurous palate? Thanks!

 

[Hopefully]

There are lots. Any buffet will have a multitude of choices - including those for a the non adventurous. You can always ask for a sauce to be left off or served on the side.
Some "down home cooking" thoughts include the 50's PTC in DHS, Trails End at FW, Beaches & Cream at the BC. I'm sure others will have lots more.
Good Luck

 

[disney world dreamer]

most of the restaurants have "non adventurous" food options.
just look at the menus online and decide where you want to eat.
for menus i use a combo of wdwinfo.com and allears.net.

i have simple tastes when it comes to food and i can find at least one if not more meals that i will each at most restaurants.

 

[GrumpyBelle]

My husband is one of those "non adventurous" eaters. He has found something to eat everywhere we have gone. Disney is very accommodating.

 

[itchin2go]

I think there are more non-adventurous choices than adventurous ones. What kinds of things does he/she like?

 

[disnut8]

If by "non-adventurous", do you mean someone who likes plain chicken breast, plain steak, plain fish and doesn't like all the extra "fru-fru" stuff? Doesn't like any fancy sides? That's very easy. You can just order the entree "naked" so all the extra stuff is left in the kitchen. And for a side, check every single side on the menu (including the kids menu) and if fries are on there anywhere, you can get them substituted. My husband has had a naked steak and fries at many Disney World table service restaurants.

 

[mommycrawford]

Captain's Grille at the Yacht Club Resort, Liberty Tree Tavern in Magic Kingdom, & Garden Grill at EPCOT are what come to mind