ADRs open up in 1 week, how does this list look?

[themcfluffybutts]

Day 1:
Breakfast: Be Our Guest
Lunch: Be Our Guest
Dinner: Ohana (?) - heard that quality may have gone down

Day 2:
Breakfast: French bakery at Epcot
Lunch: Norwegian bakery
Dinner: Biergarten

Day 3:
Lunch: Sanaa
Dinner: Boma

Day 4:
Lunch: Columbia Harbor House
Dinner: Liberty Tree Tavern

Day 5:
Brunch: Tusker House - will attempt to get a 10:45 reservation

Edit: We're travelling with a 2 year old.

 

[BriLovesDisney]

I would recommend dinner at Rose and Crown for Day 2.

Also, maybe put your lunch BOG for day 4 so you don't eat there twice on the same day.

I've also heard that Ohana dinner quality has gone down. I've only eaten there once for dinner and didn't enjoy it.

I would recommend getting dinner for BOG that night and breakfast someplace like Crystal Palace or 1900 Park Fare.

 

[hllb]

I would swap out the BOG lunch to the other MK day too. While I haven't been to Ohana in a few years, it's still a favorite. The complaints I've heard about it are generally "the meat wasn't cooked to my liking" but you can ask for something specific.

 

[themcfluffybutts]

I would recommend dinner at Rose and Crown for Day 2.

Also, maybe put your lunch BOG for day 4 so you don't eat there twice on the same day.

I've also heard that Ohana dinner quality has gone down. I've only eaten there once for dinner and didn't enjoy it.

I would recommend getting dinner for BOG that night and breakfast someplace like Crystal Palace or 1900 Park Fare.

Thanks for the BOG lunch swap suggestion. Rose and crown looks amazing but my husband is attached to his biergarten.

 

[BriLovesDisney]

Thanks for the BOG lunch swap suggestion. Rose and crown looks amazing but my husband is attached to his biergarten.

Rose and Crown is a must do for us. Their Stickey Toffee Pudding is AMAZING

 

[dolewhipdreams]

For 'Ohana, I just dined there in early September and I thought it was fantastic. It was my first time, though, so I have nothing to compare it against.

 

[Lisa F]

I have been going to 'Ohana once every few years for a very long time (nearly 20 years? oh my). Every time I ramp up my planning and read the boards I hear how it has "gone downhill." I adjust my expectations and go anyway. Last time was probably the best it's ever been, but also because I prefer that menu over older ones.

 

[cgh]

I would probably say to mix it up a bit more. Ie. BOG breakfast AND lunch on the same day? Assumably, you'd move elsewhere in the park and have to back track. Same with day 4. Could you swap Columbia house and BOG if you really want to do BOG lunch?

Are you staying at AKL?

Finally, I would suggest breakfasts in or near your hotel with a 2 year old. My kids always want to eat right away. You can still do the bakeries for snack. (I also think the world showcase doesn't open until 11?) It takes a bit to get there.

Are you also staying in the parks from morning until night?

 

[FSU Girl]

One of my favorite meals at Disney was Ohana, I wouldn't get rid of that. I would switch the BOG meals so you aren't going there twice in the same day.

 

[DisneyWishes14]

Day 1:
Breakfast: Be Our Guest
Lunch: Be Our Guest
Dinner: Ohana (?) - heard that quality may have gone down

Day 2:
Breakfast: French bakery at Epcot
Lunch: Norwegian bakery
Dinner: Biergarten

Day 3:
Lunch: Sanaa
Dinner: Boma

Day 4:
Lunch: Columbia Harbor House
Dinner: Liberty Tree Tavern

Day 5:
Brunch: Tusker House - will attempt to get a 10:45 reservation

Edit: We're travelling with a 2 year old.

We like O'hana! Definitely split up the BOG ADR's for two different days.

We love the French bakery for breakfast! Norway, too, for lunch. Biergarten is not a favorite. I dislike the communal seating and found buffets to be very stressful when DS was that young. Too much up and down.

Are you staying at AKL? Or is day 3 an AK day. If it's an AK day, I wouldn't leave the park twice to eat at those restaurants.

The rest looks good!

 

[CynBeth]

On Day 1 would suggest LTT lunch and Day 4 BOG dinner.