Give me your reviews for Liberty Tree Tavern - Dinner Only

[Disney8704]

I really dont have the time to thumb through all the reviews looking for LTT reviews and of course the search function isnt working, and I need to make my final decision on weither or not to re-book this meal soon. Im looking for LTT DINNER reviews only. I originally had it booked but then cancelled and now Im rethinking maybe we should do LTT. It will just be DH and I, so no kids and we have never done LTT before. You can either post a review, or if you have already done a review, you can just post the link to the review instead of having to copy and paste the review or re-type it.

Let the reviews begin! Remember Im only looking for LTT DINNER reviews. Not lunch reviews. TIA!!

 

[wink13]

I really dont have the time to thumb through all the reviews looking for LTT reviews and of course the search function isnt working, and I need to make my final decision on weither or not to re-book this meal soon. Im looking for LTT DINNER reviews only. I originally had it booked but then cancelled and now Im rethinking maybe we should do LTT. It will just be DH and I, so no kids and we have never done LTT before. You can either post a review, or if you have already done a review, you can just post the link to the review instead of having to copy and paste the review or re-type it.

Let the reviews begin! Remember Im only looking for LTT DINNER reviews. Not lunch reviews. TIA!!

We ate dinner at LTT before MNSSHP Oct 2007. There were six in our party FIL, MIL, DW, DS (13) DS (8) and me. We were seated at our ADR time, the service was great, character interaction great. Food average.

I would go again for the characters if my boys wanted to but could find better places to eat at the World IMHO.

 

[phisigprincess]

Honestly, DH and I didn't really enjoy it. The best part of the meal for me was the strawberry dressing on the salad. Other than that we found that we had bad cuts of meat and I don't think we asked for more of anything but the salad.

 

[themudd4]

With only being the adults...for me it would be a take it or leave it kind of thing. While we all enjoyed the comfort foods...and it was good dont get me wrong. I think if it were just me and my Dh I would try and find something a lil less kid friendly. LTT was a major family favorite this past Oct and we are looking forward to it for next month as well but as a family...not just adults.

 

[ImaFunMom]

We didn't care for it at all.

 

[txmomto1]

I liked it. We went in September of last year during free dining. It was myself, DH, DM, and DS. It was hot outside, and we went for dinner, and I loved sitting down, and the fact that it was cool! The bread was really good, as was the salad. It's a traditional Thanksgiving meal. Not the best food I've ever had, but it was good. I liked it better then Tony's Town Square. The characters where fun, and we saw Minnie.

 

[mom2LLN]

We (myself, DH, DD4, & DD2) enjoyed our meal and the character interaction last year so much that we have an ADR for our upcoming trip.

 

[MomofCKJ]

We had dinner there in March, myself, my 3 kids and my parents. Characters were good, service was good, food was just okay. We liked the green beans and the salad. Meats were just okay. The worst part was the gravy. I don't think you could even call it gravy. It was so thick and like this gelatinous goop.

We were going to a P&PP so eating here at 4pm was nice for that but it is not on my list of places to return.

Allyson

 

[momtoBrandon&Jacob]

We just ate there a week ago today and LOVED it. It was our second time. The food was very good, tasty, fresh, and lots of it. We will definetely be back again.

 

[mickeymouse1017]

Count us in as a family that loves it. In fact, we will be there for dinner in May and July.

 

[Blueberry]

This is one of our favorites and normally always on the list of restaurants we want to eat at during our trip.

Last month we were seated right at our ADR time and the parks were packed. The service attentive and the food was good and the meat tender.

We are two empty nesters and the thing we really like about LTT is that the characters are just as attentive to us as they are to tables with children. If you would like to see the characters this is the place to do in our opinion.

 

[momandkidslovedisney]

We ate dinner at LTT before MNSSHP Oct 2006. Our party consisted of my mom and my DD (4). We were seated at our ADR time, the service was great (although we waited a few mintues for our bill), the food was fine, the character interaction was WONDERFUL!!!

I think going to LTT once was worth it. The character interaction was really wonderful...

We are thinking about LTT again for our Sept trip. We might skip LTT and just do a CS before MNSSHP.

 

[JoePa4Ever]

We always eat at LTT for dinner. The food is good - nothing fancy - just good simple food: turkey, mac & cheese, steak, ham, mashed potatoes, etc. We've always enjoyed our meal there. The character interaction is good & the service has been good.

 

[Booknut]

I guess the food was ok, kinda hard to get turkey, stouffers mac n cheese etc wrong!

The character interaction was fabulous, it was just DH and I (no kids then) and they still spent a lot of time with us, posing for photos, tickling, hugging etc, best character interaction we had at WDW actually - just slightly better than Crystal Palace.

 

[GoofySon'sMom]

We love it. I agree with the above reviews that the food is good, not great but the character interaction makes up for it. And I do love the mashed potatos!

 

[jeffbear]

I'm indifferent about LTT. It's a quieter character dinner than one of the buffets, but the food is just alright and since it's family style you're likely to run into at least one of your party who won't care for their meal. Again ... it's a good pick if you just don't like the chaos of the buffet character meals, but I wouldn't pick LTT specifically for the food.

 

[pruesmom]

We love it and make sure we eat there at each visit. We've always been seated on time and the characters are great. We also love the food as it is your good old fashioned american meal. Turkey, mashed potatoes, greenbeans and a great dessert.

 

[RFrank9504]

I really dont have the time to thumb through all the reviews looking for LTT reviews and of course the search function isnt working, and I need to make my final decision on weither or not to re-book this meal soon. Im looking for LTT DINNER reviews only. I originally had it booked but then cancelled and now Im rethinking maybe we should do LTT. It will just be DH and I, so no kids and we have never done LTT before. You can either post a review, or if you have already done a review, you can just post the link to the review instead of having to copy and paste the review or re-type it.

Let the reviews begin! Remember Im only looking for LTT DINNER reviews. Not lunch reviews. TIA!!

ugh-I hate this restuarant-great character interaction, but the food is awful. I hate a family style meal to begin with. Its very busy so you are really rushed. Instant mashed potatoes, mac n cheese no thanks. I stay away from MK restaurants and take the monorail to CR or the Poly.

 

[joanjett1976]

I loved it!

We are two adiults and have eaten dinner there twice.

I rarely get to eat 'down-home' cooking and this fills my fix for turkey, green beans, mashed potatoes and mac n cheese. The service is ok, character interaaction a bit on the rushed side (the restaurant is usually jammed) but you will get to see all the characters between bites of mashed potatoes!

We usually dine at th signature restaurants (Flying Fish, Jiko, California Grill) but this is fun, comfy food!

 

[Hollymom1229]

We've been to LTT five times starting in 1999. In that time the quality of the food has gone down, though it still is solid, not great, not bad, just solid good food. The character interaction here is the best I've had at any WDW restaurant, and the theming is just beautiful. Service has varied from adequate to amazing. Never a bad experience on that front. It's worth a try if you've never been before. Of those 5 trips only one had a kid along, the rest were all adults.