Aside from Le Cellier, which 1TS meal would you dare not miss?

[Treacle44]

We woudn't miss:

'Ohana
Boma
Crystal Palace

Love all of them.

 

[Jets fan]

Le Cellier (first time and Christmas and we loved it)

Chefs de France - Been loads of times and their French Onion Soup is better than alot of French Onion Soups I've had in Paris

California Grill - love the food and go their every trip

Cape May and Boma for breakfast - great buffets

 

[Brook1099]

Cape May Clam Bake for breakfast and dinner
We are trying this year
Biergatrten
Crystal Palace
Gala Feast
Ohana

 

[kimis]

We would not skip Whispering Canyon, Crystal Palace or Chef Mickeys

 

[GlendaO]

We always do Crystal Palace for lunch or dinner and Akershus at Epcot; princesses or no, I really enjoy the food!

 

[RedRuby]

I never could miss Crystal Palace. This was our first table service meal we ever had in WDW, so now it is #1 for all our trips!

It's funny how people's tastes differ so drastically -- we had dinner there once (when Dh was at First Aid all day, and it was the closest place I could go with two 2yos in tow), and I really, honestly, don't want to go back. I found it quite loud, chaotic, and the food not anywhere as good as the sit-down, menu service restaurants had been. The characters were friendly enough, but not any more so than the Donald Duck or Stitch n Lilo breakfasts we attended.

Me, I'd rather grab a CS meal at MK, or take some time out for a meal at a monorail resort. I just can't get too excited about the MK TS options :-(

To answer the OP's question, the whole family really enjoyed the food and atmosphere at the Biergarten (Germany) Epcot; Spoodles and Concourse Steakhouse were faves of the adults on date nights, too.
However, I can see how it being your first ever table service would bring it up a notch, though -- I have probably over-fond memories of the Lilo and Stitch breakfast at the Poly for the same reason ;-)

 

[Mouse511]

Ohana

 

[kathyg]

WOW...Thanks for all the responses...Was very surprised to see 'Ohana as so many of your favorites. It was one restaurant I did not even consider. Perhaps because we are 6 adults and 'Ohana strikes me as a "kid friendly" restaurant. Would 6 adults be able to enjoy a meal here without participating in the "festivities"?