Easter Dinner?

[nlbeav]

My family will be traveling to Disney over Easter next year, I was wondering if anybody has suggestions for a good Easter meal. On sight or off. We will be staying off site at Cypress Pointe. There are alot of resturants around. We've never been there for Easter. Kid friendly. Thanks in advance

 

[JandJ]

People may laugh - heck, I laugh sometimes when I think about it - but our Easter tradition for the last few years has been to go to Sweet Tomatoes. Every year more family members join us! We go to the one near us, but there are a couple locations near Disney, too. They're open till 8:00 pm on Easter, have great food, and they're definitely kid friendly. My in-laws do the big Honey Baked Ham dinner at Christmas Eve and we're just not that into ham to have it again at Easter. We do a big Easter breakfast at home, but for dinner it's Sweet Tomatoes.

P.S. We usually have a BOGO coupon too - sign up for Club Veg and they'll e-mail coupons.

 

[prncess674]

Just think outside the box. It doesn't have to be traditional. Two years in a row I was out of the country for Thanksgiving. One year was in Istanbul and one year was in Sydney. Both years were very non traditional Thanksgiving dinners, but we all went around the table and said what we were thankful for and that is what made it Thanksgiving.

 

[englishteacha]

I like Cracker Barrel. The food is good and it's very family friendly.

 

[tinkmom2]

One year we had a Easter brunch at Epcot World Pavillion. It was a champagne brunch and served buffet style. It was really good I found out about it on the Disney site.
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