Dining Suggestions

[AlliMarie]

I am in the process of making dining plans for the trip we are taking in November. This will be a big trip, 13 people total, and I am trying to make it as nice as possible. Especially since my mother is coming, and she has never been to Disney ever.
This is the list of what I have either booked or made Priority Seating for so far:
Nov. 6th- Fantasmic Dinner Package at the Brown Derby
Nov. 7th- lunch at the Rose and Crown
Grand Gathering Illuminations International Dinner
Nov. 8th- dinner at Cinderella's Royal Table
Nov. 9th- breakfast at Kona
dinner at California Grill

That is all I have done so far. We will actually be in Florida from late at night on Nov. 4th until Nov. 13th. I need to make plans for lots more meals, I just can't decide where! I am thinking lunch at Sci-Fi at some point, and Afternoon Tea at the Grand Floridian for the girls one day, but I need more! 50's Prime Time is out because I am unsure about how a few members of my party will react to any sort of teasing or attention, so I don't want to bring them to any place where that is likely to happen.
What I am basically looking for is suggestions for restaurants that have the most "Wow" factor from an adult point of view, keeping in mind that we will have children with us as well. Some of the people in my party are vegetarian or vegan. A few members of my party may also become overstimulated or overwhelmed by places that are too noisy/chaotic. I think the parks themselves may be a lot to handle, so quiet meals may be a nice break.
Any suggestions?
Thanks!

 

[DisneyMomx7]

Le Cellier, Sci-FI, 1900 Park Fare (either breakfast or dinner) and Restaurant Marrakesh. These aren't too over-stimulating, still have a "wow" factor, good food and plenty of kids there. Hope this helps.

 

[Leota]

You might think about Kona for lunch or dinner. It is one of our favorites. Also, Artist Point is very Wow! for adults, but kids are happy there too. I would also consider splitting up your group. I traveled with roughly the same amount of family members & we only had a couple meals together. Most of the time we split up into smaller groups. It is impossible to please that many people at once. Everyone has different wants needs & schedules to accomodate.