Food for Picky Eaters

[Zydebearsmom]

What are some good TS meals for Picky Eaters. I have a picky adult and a picky child that I have to feed. I already got Planet Hollywood. What else? This would be for lunch and dinner.

 

[MHSweb79]

Have you thought about some of the buffets? If you do breakfast, it's only 1 TS credit. We like Crystal Palace. They would be sure to find something they like.
You might want to look into Boma or Chef Mickey's as well.

 

[hildarumpole]

What do they like to eat? Picky eater can mean a lot of different things.

 

[mickeyluv'r]

The term "picky eater" can mean lots of different things. It would be helpful if you can clarify what you mean: dietary restrictions, vegetarian, alleriges, only likes American food, only likes steak and potato, only likes food cooked/served to order, hates veggies, loves veggies, ...


If you have certian dietary restrictions you can call WDW, the number is right oe the website under dining. You should call at least 48hours before you dine, but Disney is great about accommoating a wide array of needs.

 

[TDC Nala]

"Dietary restrictions" refers to medical conditions (like diabetes or allergies) or lifestyle choices (like veganism). I'm pretty sure it isn't applicable to food preferences. I can't see calling them if, for example, you have a child who will only eat boneless breaded white meat fried chicken in a certain shape. If you're talking about food preferences, take a look at the menus online

on wdwinfo you can find them at http://www.wdwinfo.com/wdwinfo/dining/disneydining.cfm

to see which restaurants serve the type of food your family prefers.

 

[TinkerbellinLouisian]

Have you thought about some of the buffets? If you do breakfast, it's only 1 TS credit. We like Crystal Palace. They would be sure to find something they like.
You might want to look into Boma or Chef Mickey's as well.

AGREE AGREE AGREE...

I had to plan a visit with 3 picky, semi picky and "newly vegetarian" teens last visit....

While the buffet's sometimes get a 'bad rap'...they do please ALL... IMHO...

We did:
Cape May Dinner at BC (our resort - we've done 3 times now...I would NOT recommend as a "Destination" but got our $ worth)
H&V in DHS (with the F! Dinner Package)

Other thoughts for CS:
Sunshine Seasons at The Land / FW/ Epcot
Cosmic Rays at Tomorrowland / MK

Have a magical visit !
Mary

 

[Hannathy]

My picky eaters found something they liked at Coral reef, France, 50's prime time, and Hoop Dee Doo. I know France (downstairs one) and Coral Reef sound odd but both had very plain offerings and non fish items (son won't touch seafood) If they are picky in that they like plain "normal" food nothing exotic or very seasoned which is what my DH and DS are.

One thing I learned was the mashed potatoes are not the runof the mill kind much to my DS's chagrin. He can live on mashed potatoes but Disneys have seasoning in them and pieces of skin-both of which ruled them out for him!

 

[dina7]

I have a family of very picky eaters also & I have to say I would never go to Coral Reef because of this. Just because there are non-seafood items on the menu does not mean picky eaters will be able to eat there. I have looked at the menu on allears & there is not one thing on there that my DH & DS(14) would ever eat. Here are some places my picky eaters have enjoyed & like other posters have said, check out the menus on allears. The buffets usually work out great, but of course you don't want to eat at buffets the whole trip.

Ctr. Svc.: Columbia Harbour House in MK
Cosmic Ray's in MK
Electric Umbrella in EP, nothing great, just burgers etc.
Backlot Express in HS
Pizzafari in AK
Table Svc.: Boma - AKL
The Plaza - MK
Tony's Town Square - MK
Sci-Fi Dine-In - HS
Mama Melrose's - HS
Tutto Italia - EP