Have you tried every sit-down Restaurant in World Showcase

[Jodi1980]

? Will USA ever have one?

 

[Texian@WDW]

I have not. I've only eaten at the restaurant in Mexico. It was okay, but being from Texas, it was a long haul from being authentic Mexican.

We are going to try Teppanyaki (sp?) in July. Some of the restaurants just don't appeal to me (and children). Like Norway, and then I feel like I can get good Italian and Chinese right here. This doesn't mean I won't ever try them though. Maybe that could be a goal - try a different restaurant each trip.

 

[minnie56]

I think I have!!
I like them all...Le Cellier the best and Italy (Name??) the least...

 

[K and K's Mommy]

So far I have done Mexico, France, Italy (although a LONG time ago with my parents), and Canada. It is one of my goals to try them all!

 

[marsh0013]

alfredo's in italy. good stuff it's the only sit down my family has done in world showcase. and we've done it a bunch of times. yummy!

 

[madcoco]

We have done lunch and dinner at all of them except only lunch and the Princess Breakfast at Restaurant Akershus.(Norway)
Personal Favorite: Restaurant Marakesh (Morocco) Least favorite:
Alfredo's Restaurant (Italy).

 

[Mic]

In the last 2-3 years, we have done all of the WS restaurants at least once. Our most favorites are Teppanyaki, Chef's de France, Le Cellier, and Rose and Crown(in that order). Our least favorite is Nine Dragons. San Angel Inn was fine, but a little "dark" if you have kids with you. Our kids prefer the nachos at the counter-service in Mexico to the food at the sit-down restaurant. The restaurants in Norway, Morocco, and Germany are a little adventurous for some appetites, although the entertainment was good in both Biergarten (a band called "Alpine Trio") and Marrakesh(belly dancer). I thought the lunch and dinner buffet in Norway was good, but my kids all prefer to do only breakfast here(Storybook Princess character breakfast). A lot of people like Alfredo's, but we found the food too rich(think Alfredo sauce with heavy cream). I have wondered why America does not have a nice, sit-down restaurant, too. And what comes to mind would be something along the lines of Cracker Barrel or Liberty Tree Tavern(not a bad idea), but I suppose the Garden Grill is close enough.

 

[Alice28]

We've done 4 of the sit-down restaurants- Germany, Japan, Italy and the UK. I liked Teppanyaki a lot, but the service at Rose and Corwn was the best. And the food was good too. I did not like anything about Italy except the decor- the service was slow and the food, while tasty, was outrageously priced. I have eaten fastfood from Mexico, China, the USA and gotten pastries at France.....I've "almost" eaten in every country! Just have to hit Norway, Morocco & Canada!

 

[phlufster]

I have eaten at all of the sit downs several times. I would have to say my favorite is Japan, with France coming in close second. I only like lunch in France though, I tried the dinner and I wasn't as impressed. The lunch special is a bowl of the onion soup, a grilled cheese sandwich (think triple decker on thick french bread) with a side salad and creme brulee for dessert. I think it is like $15 for that! That has been our new favorite for a while! I am not very impressed with Canada, perhaps I just had a bad experience, but I haven't gone back. I agree that the Mexico fast food is just as good as the inside if not better, but I think the atmosphere inside is outstanding.

 

[cord]

No, just 4.
Chefs de France
Marakesh
Le Cellier
Rose and Crown

I'd like to try them all. I wouldn't care about eating at Rose and Crown again, but my husband liked it so we probably will. Le Cellier was one of our favorite restaurants from our honeymoon and we ate a lot of sit down meals.

 

[Minniespal]

We've got one still to try, Akershus, and we will be trying it in October.