Epcot Lunch decision...

[AshleyMWC]

I am taking my mom so Disney in October, and she does not eat red meat or pork. I currently scheduled Le Cellier for lunch on one of our Epcot days, but I think I may cancel that and put soemthing else in its place. I personally LOVE Le Cellier, and I know they have chicken, but I was thinking of eating somewhere a little less "meat intensive" if you know what I mean. My mom is pretty laid back, and tells me to make all the decisions...which is sometimes good and sometimes bad. So, I thought maybe we would try somewhere new for both of us, so here are the choices I have come up with...please keep in mind we will be having lunch here.

Teppanyaki (I went about 4 years ago and liked it, although I know they are doing a rehab now)
Coral Reef (also been here about 10 years ago)
Marrakesh (never been here, but it sounds interesting and different- we love spices, so I thought this may be a possibility)

Any input would be great!!

 

[FrenchSnowWhite]

We went to Sunshine Season's, I know its not a sit down meal place, but its sooo nice!!! Many different things to eat!

 

[aynt79]

We love Marrakesh. The lemon chicken is really good, as well as the chicken couscous. I think they have a veggie couscous as well, if she wants to go meat free.

 

[budbeerlady]

I loved Coral Reef at dinner, I would assume you could ge the same wonderful vegetarian entrees at lunch if you wanted to!

 

[AshleyMWC]

Thanks for everyone's suggestions fo far. I guess I should have added that my mom DOES eat chicken and seafood, and she (and I) love various spices and dips and such- we are not aprticular other than her no red meat thing

 

[Simba's Mom]

I've always enjoyed Coral Reef for lunch. It seems much less "frantic" than at dinner.

 

[crisi]

Marrakesh has always been a favorite of ours. This food isn't spicy - but its a little different - if you've been to Boma its a similar spicing - almost more sweet than anything - i.e. raisins in savory dishes, powered sugar over little meat tarts, lots of cinnamon and cardamom.

We also really enjoy Teppanyaki.

 

[NancyIL]

My favorite location for lunch is Chefs de France. They have great onion soup and creme brulee, and very nice salads, quiches, and sandwiches.

http://allearsnet.com/menu/menu_cdf.htm

 

[wdwishes1990]

Lecellier had incredible seafood when I was there in April. I had a wonderful shrimp and scallop dish.

 

[TBLaube]

Coral Reef would be good if she likes seafood...

 

[simonkodousek]

Le Chefs de France was very good and I highly recommend it!

 

[AshleyMWC]

Great suggestions everyone! I think have narrowed it down to Coral Reef or Le Chefs...I had neevr thought about this one before! I will head over to the food porn thread to try and find some Le Chefs pics. Man, just when you think you have ervything set in stone ..........

 

[elastigirl]

Our favorites for lunch are Le Chefs & Rose & Crown. There was a tomato & goat cheese tarte at Le Chefs that I had that I still dream about.

 

[BCV23]

My favorite location for lunch is Chefs de France. They have great onion soup and creme brulee, and very nice salads, quiches, and sandwiches.

http://allearsnet.com/menu/menu_cdf.htm

Ours, too. The food is very good, there are many options with no beef or pork in them, and it is such a pretty spot for lunch.

I also agree with Simba's Mom that Coral Reef is quieter at lunch.