ADR restaurants

[act1980]

Hi everyone

I would like to book some ADR's but I am not aware of the restaurants that require me to book prior to seating.

Could someone please tell me where I can find a list of ADR restaurants within the parks and hotel resorts.

Many thanks

 

[DisneyTravelers2008]

Hmmmm...Im not sure that any of the restaurants "require" ADRs. But, in order to get a table you will "need" and ADR...does that make sense? Some of the most popular places where ADRs are needed (jsut a few off the top of my head) Chef Mickey, Cinderellas Royal Table, Le Cellier in Epcot...

Are you on the dining plan? Even if you are not, the link below in a dining plan brochuer that has a list of restaurnats on pages 4-5. ( you dont need ADRs for quick service)


http://disneyworld.disney.go.com/me...alog/WaltDisneyWorld/en_us/PDF/2011Dining.pdf

 

[Hopefully]

Almost all restaurants at WDW accept ADR's, most at 180 days in advance of dining. Only a handful do not. The ESPN Club at the Boardwalk is the only one I can think of off the top of my head that doesn;t, but there are a few others too.
Also, depending on the time of year, and time of day you want to eat, you need ADR's at most park TS and many popular resort restaurants. Note that even the Deluxe resorts do not save table space in their restaurants for their resort guests. All tables are open for pre-booking.
The best rule of thumb is if you know you want to eat at a specific restaurant book an ADR there. If you are going at a busy time of year and want an evening TS dinner in a central location (park or resort), I would also book ADR's
Good Luck

 

[act1980]

Thanks for the replies

Can anyone recommend some good restaurants please?

 

[*QueenB*]

Thanks for the replies

Can anyone recommend some good restaurants please?

What sort of dining do you want? Character, signature, casual?

If you've never been to allears.net you should go there. They have dining reviews and menus for Disney restaurants. Very helpful!

 

[act1980]

What sort of dining do you want? Character, signature, casual?

If you've never been to allears.net you should go there. They have dining reviews and menus for Disney restaurants. Very helpful!

Hi,
We're not really fussy. We just want somewhere that has good food

 

[DisneyTravelers2008]

What are the ages of your travel party? Males, Females, Boys Girls???

 

[act1980]

What are the ages of your travel party? Males, Females, Boys Girls???

2 females, 24 & 31

 

[DonaldTDuck]

http://disneyworld.disney.go.com/reservations/dining/
This is on the WDW site and has all restaurants that accept ADRs. Scroll down the page and it will have options of types of restaurants or you can search by park or resort. Easy Peasy. Good luck.

 

[disneypolybride2008]

if the restaurant is busy they'll say 'we are not taking walk ups' and you'll get turned away. if they are not busy then they'll give you a seat but you may wait an hour, like we did for Ohana... i think it was an hour and a half... that was on our first visit, we didnt know about ADR's, but learned fast. They are a must everywhere. Eat at Kona Cafe.. always delicious, Ohanas, Teppan Edo, Tutto Italia, 50's Prime Time, Liberty Tree, etc.

 

[minnie mum]

If you click on this you will find a list of TS restaurants in WDW.http://www.wdwinfo.com/wdwinfo/dining/disneydining.cfm

If you click on a specific restaurant you will find a lot of info on each one, including menus.

I usually decide what park I will be in each day, then pick the restaurant in that area that I want to eat at . We don't use hoppers, so proximity is usually important, unless we want an ADR for dinner on an AK day (because it closes so early).

So just decide what kind of meal you want, check out the restaurant list, check out a few of the reviews, and make that ADR! And about the reviews: I think you have to take all reviews with a grain of salt. They seem to be really, really positive or really, really negative. Kinda hafta average them owt KWIM?

But don't get all hung up with your restaurant choices. One bad meal won't ruin your vacation (well, I guess it could, but it shouldn't.) Pick what looks good and see if you like it. If you don't then don't pick it next time you visit- that's how we've done it for 35 years!

 

[Disneyfreak616]

Just follow the OPs' links and pick what you think looks best. Most are good overall.

 

[act1980]

I guess I will take a look at tripadviser.

All I want is some reviews and recommendations on where is good. The food may look good but it may be badly cooked etc....