Dining at Epcot- Princess Storybook Dinner or Garden Grill

[JenH1969]

Our other ADR for the week are Chef Mickey, Crytal Palace, CRT, Boma, Mama Melrose- thanks, Jen

 

[Brian Noble]

I start to zone out on character meals by the 3rd one---they all start feeling the same. We find that for us, no more than two is the best choice; one face character meal, and one rubberhead meal. Some trips, we take only one.

With Chef M's, CP, and CRT already in your list, I'd choose from one of the many interesting non-character meals in Epcot instead.

 

[Disney Ron]

This trip we are doing Liberty Tree and Garden Grill. We are excited for both of these. Have you considered either HDDR or Mickey's BYBBQ? I agree with the other poster 2 character meals would be our max. too.

Mrs. Disney Ron

 

[Brian Noble]

Mrs. D R: are you sure those are the two you want? The food is very similar, and the character sets are as well.

 

[raven69david]

i believe the Princess Storybook dinner is at Norway. For the kids, they will have tradition foods such as mac & cheese, PB&J's, pasta with meatballs & hot dogs. For the adults, it appears that it will be food from Norway. You need to check on the menu if you've never eaten there before cuz it's a little "different". We did this about 4 years ago and i ended up vomiting after i ate. I couldn't stomach the raw fish and whatever else was there.

 

[lpeter]

Although we haven't eaten at Garden Grill, I would highly recommend the Princess Storybook breakfast - if breakfast is an option. The food was delicious (especially the potato casserole) and they had a lot of options besides what was brought to your table. My girls loved the princesses (even though their time was limited) and couldn't get enough of the fruit and pastries that were on the buffet table. Breakfast at Askersus is highly recommended!

 

[micmacmissy]

Garden Grill hands down....nice quiet atmosphere, great food. Good character interaction!

 

[disneyfan2]

if you are going for dinner, I would choose Garden Grill