Dinner in WS, counter service

[AR81]

So we are planning one evening in WS and I was originally going to book an ADR but now I think I am going to do counter service for dinner instead. My question is there really enough seating areas around some of the counter service places? I remember last time me & my son ended up sitting on the ground near the rail by the Mexico Cantina because there wasn't any tables. However this evening in particular we will probably stay on the other side of WS -- Canada- Japan and was thinking of eating fish & chips. Is there plenty of seating so we can relax and eat? Do you have other recommendations? Do you prefer to have an ADR or just snack around the world for dinner? An ADR takes up so much time and I want to have plenty of time to explore the shops/ watch British Revolution/ etc... If you think an ADR is the better way to go, there is an Teppan Edo available at 7:50-- would we have enough time to finish dinner and watch Illumintations? There is also a Rose & Crown available at 6:55, so obviously we wouldn't be able to stay for fireworks but just looking at the menus the entrees are so expensive and a lot of reviews have said the fish & chips counter service is just as good. That's what I would end up getting if we ate at R&C... Any advice would be appreciated about eating in WS...

 

[croach]

If I remember correctly there is a good sized seating area to the right of the counter service in the UK pavilion. Watch out for the hungry birds though.

 

[DisneyWishes14]

In that area, I would consider QS in Morocco, France or Japan - they all have seating. There really isn't a lot of seating near the walk-up fish and chips counter.

 

[DynamicDisney]

We love Tangerine Cafe in Morocco for counter service. The food is really good, and the portions are rather big. There is seating inside and outside, we have always been able to find a table, even at popular meal times.

 

[Disneylover99]

We just get fish and chips and sit on a curb or on the ground and watch British Revolution. Or we go to the Tangieriene Cafe in Morocco or sometimes the French bakery. There is seating at the bakery, but it's usually pretty crowded.