Dining Plan - Most bang for your buck?

[tinker*dust]

If using the dining plan - what table service restaurants do you get the most "bang for your buck"? I've read other threads where people suggest not using TS for breakfast or character meals. Any suggestions???

 

[Cannot_Wait_4Disney]

In general, the places that maximize the stated menu price of the food vs credits used are Le Cellier, Spoodles, Concourse, and Le Chef's to name a few.

But anything $25 and over for the adults (with tax drink and tip) is getting good value out of the plan. This includes virtually every dinner (character or otherwise) , many lunches and few breakfasts )character or otherwise) I think Cindys hits it at breakfast as does Princess Storybook Breakfast at Akershus Royal Banquet Hall.

 

[abacobaby]

You'll find a great list of places on this site:

www.mousesavers.com/diningplantips/html

 

[GailT]

is Bomas one that would get the most bang for your buck? aw:

 

[MMPC123]

How would you define BANG? Are you looking for the most food? or the most $ spent for one meal? Boma is a buffet ( I have not been yet but have drooled over the menus for months now! ) The price is set but you would be able to try everything they offer if you can fit it in your tummie! Seach the "pictures of food" thread for their weekly offerings- menu items change a few time during the week.
If you are looking to have the highest bill, check out the menus as suggested, and plan to order the highest priced entree, appie and dessert. Then tax and tip will be included but that adds value too.
Have fun!

 

[luv2nascar]

we saved almost $400 bucks with 2 adults, 1 child, & 1 free under 3. We shared with 2 yr old. We ate dinner at 1900 Park Fare, Biergarten, Concourse Steak house, Cape May Clam bake, and 'Ohana.
We had breakfast at Chef Mickey's and Donald's Breakfastasaurus. Counter service was Everything Pop, Peco's Bill's, cosmic ray's, backlot express & Columbia Harbor House.