A Second World Showcase TS?

[Bev1016]

Hi all,
We'll be in WDW during the free DDP month, and we're thinking about paying for a lunch OOP and adding another dinner TS to the DDP. DH would like to eat a second meal in the World Showcase (we already have lunch ressies for Le Cellier). This of course, is assuming that we can get an ADR this late in the game.

Here are some details about the group:
1. It's a party of seven (good luck getting ADRs--I know!)
2. Two of the adults are vegetarians.
3. There are two kids, 8 and 5, who will be happy as long as they can have chicken nuggets, pizza, or something along that line.

Any suggestions? I'd appreciate your help!

 

[Jrabbit910]

hi!
Epcot has such great places to eat... one of my suggestions would be the Coral Reef... I think everyone in your party would have a great time and the food is good!

 

[oybolshoi]

Rose and Crown is usually a good bet - decent food and a fun atmosphere.

 

[MickeyNicki]

Beirgarten, the food is great and the show is alot of fun

 

[ParkPrincess]

We always enjoy San Angel Inn. Love the atmosphere of the restaurant. Never been to a restaurant like it.

 

[chocovrdmicears]

My DH & I enjoyed Biegarten. The food was yummy, it was loud and fun and the beers were delightful, but our ds4 & ds5 didn't find too much that they liked.

We are trying Coral Reef for the first time this trip (very excited ) so I can't comment yet. But the menu on allearsnet.com seems to have choices that would make everyone in your group happy.

Rose & Crown is yummy (not sure about veg. options) and we LOVE Nine Dragons.

 

[robinb]

We love Biergarten! There are a lot of nice salads and spatzle for the vegetarians in your group, but all the protein is meat. You might want to check this out for the best place for your vegetarians: http://www.allearsnet.com/din/vegtsparks.htm

 

[Bev1016]

Thanks for all of your great suggestions! Keep them coming if you have any more!
I might convince the family to think beyond Epcot on this one--maybe Boma, Raglan Road, Whispering Canyon, or something else!

Your thoughts are welcome and encouraged!

 

[oybolshoi]

I know I suggested Rose and Crown earlier, but Raglan Road is great fun if you don't mind heading over to DTD for dinner. If you want to see a recent review of it, check out the last link in my signature (Food was not Undelicious) and on the first page you'll see an index of restaurant reviews. I think the Raglan Road review is on page 3.

 

[warpdarkmatter]

I would say beirgarten its great if you have a large group.they have a great little show while your eating

 

[JohnnyB2]

Rose&Crown is always a fun and interesting place to eat.P.S the food is pretty good too!

 

[gigi1313]

marrakesh... have a good vegetarian couscous on the menu as well as a lot of seafood

 

[Snow_White]

I would definitely recommend Marrakesh. Great food, great atmosphere, great entertainment. As the PP mentioned, there is a vegetarian couscous on the menu (they have awesome couscous). I love their mint iced tea as well. YUMMY.

 

[Buttercup Roberts]

The kids would really enjoy the character dinner at the Garden Grill. It's good for adults too - the atmosphere is neat and the food is excellent.

 

[MJMcBride]

I love the San Angel Inn myself. You must try Boma its great. Here are reviews of both

http://www.mouseextra.com/2006/12/29/disney-dining-review-epcots-san-angel-inn/#comments

http://www.mouseextra.com/2007/01/08/disney-dining-review-boma-flavors-of-africa/#comments