Dining suggestions

[runninlow3]

I've made advanced dinner reservations for my upcoming trip in August. The park hopper w/dining plan promotion was included as part of my package when I booked a couple weeks ago.
So far I have: Boma(sat), Teppanyaki(mon), Ohana(tue), 1900 Park Fare(wed), Chef Mickey(fri). I'm looking to fill 2 more dinner reservations if possible.
Just for reference my party consists of: myself(29y/o male), my cousin(20y/o female), my friend(36y/o female) and her 4y/o daughter.
Any other recomendations/suggestions?

 

[Suzanne74]

LeCellier in Epcot would be nice, Cinderella's Castle for dinner. No characters but really good food.

 

[tinkerbela]

hmmm..... this is a toughie because there are so many resteraunts to chose from! what does come to mine are the following:
Crystal Palace
Liberty Tree Tavern
Tony's Town Square
Cape May Cafe
50's Prime Time Cafe
Hollywood & Vine

the top three are in MK and the last two are in MGM. cape may cafe is in the beach club resort. it's so hard to chose which one to highly recommend because they're all good. i don't know much about this dining plan that is a hot ticket right now. if you need any advice on the restaurants i suggested, let me know.

 

[luv2nascar]

well since three of your five choices we ate at our June trip I'll tell you where else we ate because maybe our tastes are similar.
We ate at 'Ohana, Chef Mickey's (Bfrast though), & 1900 Park Fare.
Our other sitdown meals were Concourse Steak house food was pretty yummy there expensive but yummy, Biergarten (everyone enjoyed this meal so much- we agree we are heading back here next time - 2 yr old is still talking about the soup & bread (chicken spatzle soup and pretzel bread), Donald's Breakfastasaurus (great character interaction and such a great variety of food - everyone wants to go back), and Cape May Clam Bake (DH's favorite meal - just really good for everyone else).