2 more ADRs to pick, what do you suggest?

[BlondeViki]

OH and I are on our honeymoon at WDW in September
We have done most of our ADRs but we're struggling to choose two for our last two nights. We're staying at the Dolphin, so the very last night we don't want to go too far from there.

Here's what we have so far over the two weeks:

Breakfasts - Tusker House, Crystal Palace (one each week)
Lunches - Biergarten, Kona Cafe, Sci-Fi, Afternoon Tea @ GF, Chefs De France
Dinners - Yak & Yeti, Le Cellier, Paradiso 37, Via Napoli, Raglan Road

I've been thinking about Il Mulino and also Wolfgang Puck?

What would you suggest?

 

[disneyholic family]

In Epcot we like Teppan edo, Rose & Crown, and Coral Reef

 

[a_hobden]

I highly recommend O'hana at polly

 

[disneyholic family]

also:
Citricos (my 2nd favorite WDW restaurant)
whispering canyon cafe
grand floridian cafe

 

[WiganTony]

For your last night, how about one of the Boardwalk area/resort restaurants e.g. Captain's Grille, Cape May Cafe, Kouzzina etc. .

 

[cooks]

Teppan edo and o'hanna for me cant go wrong at Teppan edo especially if you get a good chef

 

[torsie24]

'Ohana breakfast is AMAZING, and dinner's meant to be great too if you might be at MK your second to last night?

And we loved Kona Cafe lunch so good choice there!

Teppan Edo or one of the Mexico restaurants would be good on your last night?

We both adored California Grill dinner, and are looking forward to trying Narcoosees next time.

 

[UKDEB]

The Dolphin has two top-notch restaurants - Todd English's bluezoo and Shula's Steakhouse. They're both on the pricey side, though, and fairly formal, so it depends what you're looking for. We've never tried Il Mulino, but it does look very pleasant. If you haven't already come across them, there are some great 360s of the Swan and Dolphin eateries here. (Once you're into it, clicking the screen will bring up some controls, including a pic-list in the top left-hand corner.)

We used to be big fans of Wolfgang Puck, but we haven't been in years and it doesn't appeal that much these days. I don't know whether it's just because we've done it to death, or because there are just so many other options.

Our favourite onsite restaurant for now is the Bull and Bear Steakhouse at the Waldorf Astoria (okay, so it's not technically onsite, but I'd challenge anyone to know the difference). Again, though, not a cheap option. A new one we're looking forward to trying is the Italian, La Luce by Donna Scala which is at the Hilton Bonnet Creek (next door to the Waldorf). It seems to have gone under the radar somewhat, but is getting rave reviews by those in the know.

If you want to stick with Disney restaurants, one place we're loving at the moment is The Wave at the Contemporary. The restaurant itself doesn't get great reviews, but we've only ever eaten at the bar. It's a really swanky, grown-up space in a way Disney doesn't often do too well (Rix Lounge at Coronado Springs is another which fits that bill, but it only offers a small plates menu). I don't know whether you'd consider that too far away, though.

 

[BlondeViki]

Wow thanks for all of the suggestions! I'll look into them tonight

Really pleased to get some 'offsite' suggestions too, we're not on DDP and food is a big part of our holidays (especially after the pre-wedding diet!) so we do splash out when we're away. I needed some off-site choices for our non-park days so I might add some of these on to our list as well!

 

[John Lesley and Sam]

Blue Zoo is very nice and it's a bit more adult, which can be a nice change of pace at end of a Disney break

 

[UKDEB]

Really pleased to get some 'offsite' suggestions too, we're not on DDP and food is a big part of our holidays (especially after the pre-wedding diet!) so we do splash out when we're away. I needed some off-site choices for our non-park days so I might add some of these on to our list as well!

Eating is by far the biggest part of our holidays and I could talk about restaurants all day. Orlando has an incredible food scene and, on the whole, the best eateries are offsite. If you want any more recommendations, give me an idea where you're headed offsite and I'll let you know my favourites.