Dream restaurant line-up

[chamonix]

We have been saving V&A for our 20th anniversary--which is this summer too!

Of course which places you choose will depend on your tastes. We like interesting, unusual flavors and spices, etc so, for example, one of our favorites is Jiko. Now, that being said, I cannot believe noone has mentioned Sanaa (the new restaurant at AKL-Kidani village). Well, I assume because it's new, not many folks have tried it yet....anyway. We loved it. It's different, and fun, and a unique setting. Makes for a fun evening, heading over to AKL...the unique items in their shops, artwork, watching the animals on the savannas, etc.
http://www.wdwinfo.com/wdwinfo/dining/diningdetail.cfm?Restaurant.ID=554
http://disneyworld.disney.go.com/resorts/animal-kingdom-villas-kidani/dining/sanaa/

OK, besides mentioning one that hadn't been mentioned yet, I will cast my "votes" for our top 5 in no particular order....

1. California Grill
2. Blue Zoo
3. Jiko
4. Narcoossees
5. Sanaa

Congrats and have a great time!

 

[LaurenT]

Now, that being said, I cannot believe noone has mentioned Sanaa (the new restaurant at AKL-Kidani village). Well, I assume because it's new, not many folks have tried it yet....anyway. We loved it.

It was on my list! We ate there twice last trip. Awesome food, priceless view, outstanding service! Becky brought her stuffed Mickey that she got for her birthday and our CM pulled up a high chair for him and got him a bowl of cheese!

 

[kramer222]

Epcot:
Beirgarten (Some hate this, but it's a weakness of mine...)

DD:
Wolfgang Puck Cafe/Express
Raglan Road
Paradiso 37 - never been, but I want to check it out.

Resorts:
Jiko
Yachtsman Steakhose
California Grill
Trail's End Restaurant

Bon Appetit!!

 

[Monk_&_Duck]

1) Yachtsman Steakhouse
2) Artist Pointe
3) Flying Fish Cafe
4) Ohana
5) Turf Club

 

[cranleys]

HI,

We're going to The World in September and here's our top 5 list in no particular order:

Artist Point
Narcoosees
Yachtsman Steakhouse
California Grill
Bistro de Paris

I hope you have a wonderful trip.
I totally agree that V&A's is a must do. We went last September and it was the highlite of our trip. A word of warning though...beware of the bread. V&A's is a 6 or 7 course meal with different bread courses in between. The bread is so good, its a killer. You know that you shouldn't eat it all, but you just can't seem to stop!