Hi everyone, we're heading back to WDW for 7 nights on the free dining plan this summer -- sooo excited!!!
We are 2 adults and 2 DDs (ages 9 and 13), who are not picky eaters. So we are open to everything and anything. (We also do not need to have any character dining since my DDs are now out of the princess stage. They have done CRT before, and during spring break, we took them to Disneyland's Goofy's Kitchen already.) Where we want to go are to the restaurants that make WDW so special.
We haven't been since 2005, so I'm sure things have changed since. Please advise us on where to have our TS. We have some ideas, based on what we enjoyed when we were there. Here are what we have tentatively come up with:
1. Boma
2. Ohana's
3. Kona Cafe
4. California Grill
5. Whispering Canyon
6. Le Cellier
7. Garden Grill
What do you all think? Should we replace anything on our list with something else that's a "must-do"? Please give me your opinions.
BTW, my youngest DD and I really enjoyed the Teppanyaki Grill at Epcot when we were there in 2005. But it doesn't seem to be there anymore. What replaced it? And is it any good?
Thank you so much in advance and really looking forward to hearing from everyone!!!
We are 2 adults and 2 DDs (ages 9 and 13), who are not picky eaters. So we are open to everything and anything. (We also do not need to have any character dining since my DDs are now out of the princess stage. They have done CRT before, and during spring break, we took them to Disneyland's Goofy's Kitchen already.) Where we want to go are to the restaurants that make WDW so special.We haven't been since 2005, so I'm sure things have changed since. Please advise us on where to have our TS. We have some ideas, based on what we enjoyed when we were there. Here are what we have tentatively come up with:
1. Boma
2. Ohana's
3. Kona Cafe
4. California Grill
5. Whispering Canyon
6. Le Cellier
7. Garden Grill
What do you all think? Should we replace anything on our list with something else that's a "must-do"? Please give me your opinions.
BTW, my youngest DD and I really enjoyed the Teppanyaki Grill at Epcot when we were there in 2005. But it doesn't seem to be there anymore. What replaced it? And is it any good?
Thank you so much in advance and really looking forward to hearing from everyone!!!


since he does spoil me so much!)
This is absolutely correct. That being said, here are my 2 cents: The only thing on your list we really did not like was Garden Grill - the food, in our opinion, was average at best. I would replace Garden Grill with Coral Reef - we've had excellent food there & love the atmosphere with the aquarium view.