6 best restaurants in World Showcase

[mickeysgirl17]

On my upcoming trip, I plan to try San Angel, Via Napoli, tutto italia, Teppan Edo and Le Cellier all for the first time. So excited.

 

[hgeisler]

Thanks! A couple questions - why Via Napoli over Tutto Italia? And I haven't heard of Teppan Edo. What do you suggest from there?

Not a Teppan Edo fan. If you have any hibachi restaurants,i.e. Benihana,near you,it's no different:/

 

[Doc Goofy]

I have enjoyed the Rose and Crown and Marrakesh enough to eat at them both more than once - which says a lot since I like to try different places each time. We were also very pleased with San Angel Inn, which does not resemble Tex-Mex very much. I was not crazy about Le Cellier or Chefs de France, but others love them. I have never had a terrible meal anywhere in the World and enjoy trying different ones every time.

 

[hotcarib]

Akershus~not for the princess parade but we love!! the cold buffet!! It's a shame they caved and removed the gjetøst
Tokyo Dining~more for the view than the food; the menu could do with an update
La Cava (yes, not technically even a restaurant but we love it!)
Le Cellier…and not for the cheese soup or filet!
IMO the soup is bland and far too salty and the steak (even before DDP) nothing to write home about. What we really like are the creative sides and some of the non-beef (pork etc.) mains. Not to mention I adore their cheese platter
Rose & Crown for a late lunch on the patio

Those are OUR fags
If I was alone I would add Marrakesh and Chefs de France but DH doesn't' like either….although he quite enjoys their CS counterparts

 

[pigletto]

Tutto Italia
Via Napoli
Biergarten
Teppan Edo
Le Cellier
Le Chefs

Not necessarily in order, but Tutto is our favourite.

 

[skunk]

In order:

Tokyo Dining
Chefs de France
Rose and Crown
Le Cellier
Marrakesh
San Angel

 

[GeorgeG]

The only restaurants I eat at and recommend these days are Rose & Crown, Chefs de France, and on a good day (it's a crap shoot anymore), the Biergarten.

 

[jedspad]

My favorites would be Le Cellier, Rose and Crown and Teppan Edo. But a question I have is La Hacienda is one we have never tried as my husband is legally blind, no night vision, no peripheal vision and it seems so dark in there. I always hear good reviews though and we like Mexican food, Is there any where in the restaraunt that is not so dark or is it that way everywhere? Just curious, would love to give it a try.