Best restaurant for rehearsal dinner?

[nicolej92]

We are getting married in Disney next August, and I am so excited!

That being said, we have a picky bridal party when it comes to food. One is a vegetarian, one only eats kid-ish foods (chicken fingers, french fries, pizza, etc), and my fiance is a food snob. None of us eat seafood.

I wanted 'Ohana, but I feel like it's a bad option with the picky eater and vegetarian. I also don't think resort buffets are appropriate rehearsal dinner places.

Any ideas?! I would like to keep it outside of the parks as rehearsal day is not a park day.

 

[barbliny]

Since you want an outside of the park venue and no buffets ...

What about Homecomin' in Disney Springs? It has a great vibe, great reviews, fried chicken would satisfy the kid-ish food option, lots of sides and salads for the vegetarian, and your fiance should be satisfied by it also. And seafood is easily avoided here.

They do events for 25 or more ... or you could just see if you can get an ADR if the group is smaller.

http://www.homecominkitchen.com/#home

 

[poison ivy]

without knowing your budget or party size, I'd consider the Grand Floridian Café.

It's a great casual restaurant with a nice ambience and good food.
Here's the link https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/dining/grand-floridian-resort-and-spa/grand-floridian-cafe/

 

[kbmartin]

It would be good to know your budget and party size, as a previous poster mentioned.

I agree that Homecomin' might be a good option. Everyone should be able to find something there.

Have you thought at all about the restaurants at the Swan and Dolphin? If you have a larger budget, Shula's Steakhouse is very classy and refined. Key words, though: larger budget. I haven't been to other restaurants at the Swan/Dolphin but read all the time about how they are overlooked, especially the Italian restaurant Il Mulino. Might be something to check into!

 

[Cinderella94]

I would still consider Ohana. They are said to have a great vegetarian option and your picky friend could still get kid food, she'd just be paying the regular adult price for it.