Disney dining

[xxpeplyxx]

We are going Disney World in 2013 And Was wondering where good places to dine are In and out of Disney!
During our last visit we went to chef mickeys, rainforest cafe, and the dinosaur place in DTD, everywhere else was fast food apart from tony romas!

So any suggestions would be great

 

[FiggieFan]

Our must-do's on every trip are the Biergarten in Epcot, 50's Prime Time Cafe in Hollywood Studios and Raglan Road in Downtown Disney. We really enjoy the luau, more for the show than the food, but that is 2 TS credits - we usually do it though. I have heard great things about 'Ohana at the Polynesian and we are trying that this February - careful, it books up fast! None of us were pleased with Captain Jacks in Downtown Disney, as four adults spent their meal eyeing my nephews peanut butter and jelly like it is was a fine gourmet meal. Hope that helps some!

 

[xxpeplyxx]

Our must-do's on every trip are the Biergarten in Epcot, 50's Prime Time Cafe in Hollywood Studios and Raglan Road in Downtown Disney. We really enjoy the luau, more for the show than the food, but that is 2 TS credits - we usually do it though. I have heard great things about 'Ohana at the Polynesian and we are trying that this February - careful, it books up fast! None of us were pleased with Captain Jacks in Downtown Disney, as four adults spent their meal eyeing my nephews peanut butter and jelly like it is was a fine gourmet meal. Hope that helps some!

The 50's prime time cafe looks good fun! Was thinking about doing this one! We would like to eat at the AKL but my mums a little fussy with flavours, she is very much a plain Jane when it comes to food! Where is luau at?

 

[pigby]

You are going to get so many responses on this and a lot of it depends on whether you have little kids and where you are staying.

I see that the places you have been to already are fun places so other fun places to try are

Sci Fi - great atmosphere and unique (DHS)

Cosmic Rays - look out for the piano player (MK) - counter service

Crystal Palace - character meals with Pooh and Co - table service - we like breakfast best - last year's experience was the best in terms of character interaction - IMO choose a late seating.

Hoop De Doo - fun, corny show with BBQ type food - Fort Wilderness (on expensive side if you are not on free dining)

 

[Gonz Of Lancashire]

In WDW - Ohana

Outside WDW - (chain) Sweet Tomatoes, (non chain) Yellow Dog Eats.

 

[Mrs Doubtfire]

We like all different kinds of places.

Off site - Bahama Breeze, Cheesecake Factory, Ruby Tuesdays, Olive Garden - I could go on..........

On site - Wolfgang Puck Express at DTD, Trails End at FW, O'Hanas, California Grill and Crystal Palace in the MK.

Will there be children in your party or is there any particular type of food you like?

 

[xxpeplyxx]

We like all different kinds of places.

Off site - Bahama Breeze, Cheesecake Factory, Ruby Tuesdays, Olive Garden - I could go on..........

On site - Wolfgang Puck Express at DTD, Trails End at FW, O'Hanas, California Grill and Crystal Palace in the MK.

Will there be children in your party or is there any particular type of food you like?

All adults my mum in her 50's me 23 will be turning 24 during my visit and my partner 28 (but we are big kids while there hehe) my mum isn't keen on spicy food but will try most things I eat anything and my partner does not eat fish! That's the only preferences really! We don't tend to eat breakfast there although we would if we did character dining!

 

[dixonsontour]

Lots of pics of mainly offsite eating in my two dining on a budget threads - links in my signature.

I've just started my onsite dining review on the restaurant reviews thread on the DIS.

 

[Mrs Doubtfire]

I have read both of Dixonstours review and there is some really good information in them

I'm sure you won't be short of places to go LTT in MK do a nice Turkey meal, I also like the fish and chips at the Rose and Crown (Epcot).