Best 1 credit dinner

[Disneynewbie1]

hi all, I need a suggestion. I'm trying too land a child free dinner for 4 adults. Whats the best restaurant that's only 1 dining credit? I thought Saana looked good but I can't get a ressie there. I may end up just going somewhere that's 2 credits as I'm not opposed to that either.

 

[LATJLP]

Boma

 

[mickeygirl78]

Captains Grille is really good and pretty easy to snag a reservation at.

 

[SouthJersey]

hi all, I need a suggestion. I'm trying too land a child free dinner for 4 adults. Whats the best restaurant that's only 1 dining credit? I thought Saana looked good but I can't get a ressie there. I may end up just going somewhere that's 2 credits as I'm not opposed to that either.

Sanaa
San Angel Inn
Via Napoli
Coral Reef (mixed reviews, we must have caught an awesome shift).

We usually do these for lunch and a signature at night, but I'd assume quality would remain the same.

 

[tinkerbesh]

We love Via Napoli for the food. San Angel and Biergarten also, plus the entertainment is great at B. Another favorite is Ohana (if you can score a reservation) - fantastic all you can eat, and the dessert is beyond delicious.

 

[TiggerTrigger]

I'd keep trying for Sanaa, but was thinking Raglan Road would also be a nice option.

 

[Minniesgal]

Kona Cafe

 

[lockedoutlogic]

Ummm...

Wolfgang puck cafe is the best for that criteria.

Wolfgang pick express is the best quick serve by 5 nautical miles

 

[tomatecerise]

Cape May

Crab legs... Crab legs... Crab legs...
all you can eat crab legs
Oh and they have other stuff
Did i said crab legs?

 

[GeorgiaHoo]

Boma or Chefs de France. Cape May is not good unless you like low quality food with a bad atmosphere.

 

[Disneynewbie1]

Maybe I'm being picky but want quality food. The pics I saw of Cape May didn't look,good. I can tell the corn isn't even fresh, it's frozen. MH is a professional chef and I'm hoping we can eat somewhere that he'll feel like we got great good.

 

[jenjersnap]

If you want Sanaa, I would keep trying! Surprising that it is totally booked!

I agree with Boma and Raglan Road as back ups though.

Also would consider Chefs de France if you can go to Epcot.

 

[honeybunches]

We love the Wave.

 

[mom2AidanAndEli]

Another vote for Boma! Loved it there. And you're totally right about Cape May--not if you want really good seafood!

We really enjoyed Chefs de France as well.

 

[BillSears]

We love the Wave.

That's my go to place too! I visited WDW last year with my Mom and 2 Aunts and they are tough to please. I took them to the Wave and that was their favorite meal of the trip, they loved it.

 

[raddisneyfan]

BOMA, Hacienda de San Angel, Tutto Italia, Via Napoli, the Wave--too bad you can't get Sanaa (it's great--maybe you should keep trying in case of a cancellation)...my two cents (although it takes a lot more than 2 cents at any Disney restaurant!

 

[ciera321]

Sanaa
The Wave
Chefs de France

 

[chocolateavocado]

We've only been to WDW once (but have our 2nd trip planned for this Nov ), but we loved Via Napoli!

 

[Cpdiswinter]

If MH is a chef, I wouldn't choose chefs de France. When we went, it wasn't good and I would never go back. Not good in the way that I had the duck and the sauce tasted like bouillon cube. When I make duck with cherries, the sauce is cherryish...this was just some liquor soaked cherries tossed in. My husband didn't like his dish and even my daughter didn't like her chicken fingers. The baguette was good but you could go to boulangerie for that. I chose chefs de France because my husband is French, Disney was a stretch for him and I thought a French bistro would be great. It wasn't but he did enjoy chatting with our server.

We all really liked Kona cafe and California Grill.