We will be in the world for 12 days (12/23 - 1-3). We're doing the DLX plan for the first 5 nights and switch to standard when we switch resorts. We are open to any and all suggestions!
Many people love Boma at AKL. We will be trying it at the breakfast buffet for our first time this year, but have heard the dinner buffet is equally as good. (Plus, get to check out AKL)
Depends on what you are looking for. We like to try a whole bunch of places and we have come to have a lot of favs!! Some of our favs are:
Breakfast:
Crystal Palace
Chef Mickey's
Cape May Cafe
Lunch/Dinner
The Plaza (MK)
Tony's (MK)
CRT (MK)
Yak & Yeti (AK)
Grand Floridian Cafe
Teppan Edo (Epcot)
Tutto Italia (Epcot)
Le Chefs (Epcot)
50's Prime Time (HS)
Hoop Dee Doo Review
Coral Reef
There are a lot more but those are what we more often!I have pictures of the different foods we had on our trips on the link below check them out maybe they will help!
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I'm a big fan of Teppan Edo also. This is a great place with really fresh food and terrific service.
Many people love Boma at AKL. We will be trying it at the breakfast buffet for our first time this year, but have heard the dinner buffet is equally as good. (Plus, get to check out AKL)
Here are a list of places we eat at every trip:
Boma, 'Ohana, Le Cellier, Chefs de France, Kona Cafe.
Here are places we have tried and enjoyed:
Raglan Road, Wolfgang Puck Cafe, Crystal Palace, Cape May Cafe
WOW! I wish I knew the party you are traveling with...ages...and where you are staying ...to help you make YOUR choices...
But...this will be fun... I've never had the opportunity to stay that LONG nor try so many TS so here would be my dream list... with a * by the ones I've tried...
SO - I "get" 12 plus 6 TS meals? That's 18....
MK Days:
Breakfast: CP, 'Ohana* (POLY), Park Faire (GF)
Lunch: LTT, TTS
Dinner: CRT*, Cali Grill* (CR), Narcoosee's, Citrico's (GF), Kona Grill (POLY), Artists Point (WL - WANT to take DH there)
Epcot Days:
Breakfast: Alkershus
Lunch: Teppan Edo*, Coral Reef
Dinner: Le Cellier*
DHS Days:
Breakfast: Kouzzinas
Lunch: Sci Fi
Dinner: MM's (w/F! package), Kimonos (Swan), FLying Fish (BW), Kouzzinas (BW)
AK Days:
Breakfast: Boma (AKL)
Lunch: Y&Y*
Dinner: Jiko, Sanaa (both AKL)
Okay - 24.. I'm "Over"...
AND I still haven't finished... However here would be my wish list...
If you haven't been... HDDR is nice ....
How fun...
Mary
Who's in your travel party?
While on the Deluxe DP, I would book a breakfast each day, and a 2 credit signature meal for dinner.
Here are our favs!
Chef Mickeys (Dinner and Bfast)
O'Hana (dinner)
50's Prime Time Cafe
Chefs de France
Hoop Dee Doo
Whispering Canyon Cafe (Bfast)
1900 Park Fare (dinner)
We are leaving when you arrive! We also have dxddp and we have booked-
Breakfast-
Ohana, Akershus, Chef Mickey, Tusker House, Boma
Lunch-
The Wave, Teppan Edo, CRT, Sci-Fi
Dinner-
Hoop di doo, Le Cellier, Brown Derby, California Grill, Narcoossee, and Spirit of Aloha
Our favorites are HDDR, Boma, Sci-fi, Ohana and Cal Grill. Some we like more for atmosphere than food, others we go just for the great eats!![]()
a few of our fave:
crystal palace- okay thats for me, cus pooh is my fave!
crt- i have a 4 yr old princess- not my fave- but she loves it
chef mickeys
50's prime time- love the pb&j milkshakes
garden grill- super yummy!
tutto italia
cali grill
the luau at the poly-2 credits- i thought it was worth it for the experience, and my kids loved it, but according to the dis, were in the minority
1900 park fare- again a 4 yr old princes, altho the strawberry soup and step sisters make this worth the trip to the gf!
i know we did many more that are faves, and honestly cant think of them rite now! eek!
I would say do not miss Chefs de France. We had great food and service there last week. We liked it so much we went twice.
It is hard to remember them all isn't it? I just keep coming up with the same places we eat at on every trip - so it's nice to get some new ideas from all of you!
It's a must do on this trip now!
We've not been to any of the dinner shows and for the most part we've only done in park dining. Other than a few excursions to other resorts.
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I am interested in trying them all as well. I started May 11th with HDDR. (Although I feel sure parents took us there when I was little...Everything seemed SO familiar ! It's the longest running dinner show in the US?world? so maybe they did take us !)
Next I'll try Luau then Mickey's Backyard BBQ (maybe years from now )
ANYWAY... DS18 and I LOVED HDDR... Of course DS enjoyed the off beat humor... (which I'm sure he thought I didn't 'get' LOL). He RAVED about the RIbs...meat fell off the bone... I LOVED the fried chicken - it just looked like plain ole fried chicken...but I took a bite and fell in LOVE...very juicy and GOOD !
I think a Great show for 1) children for the loud boisterous atmosphere. 2) anyone who enjoys singing and dancing/acting 3) Older folks who like the old west theme 4) Anyone with a Birthday/Anniversary to celebrate and wants a loud large celebration.
This is from their site:
Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue is an old-fashioned dinner show that includes foot-stompin' music, nostalgic comedy and an all-you-care-to-eat dinner at Pioneer Hall in Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground. Get ready for good, ol' country fun!
A long-time family favorite, the Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue is hosted in a rustic dance hall, with rousing Wild West dancing, singing, and zany vaudeville comedy. You never know what to expect from the high-spirited Claire de Lune, Johnny Ringo, Dolly Drew, Six Bits Slocum, Flora Long and Jim Handy.
As the Pioneer Hall Players perform skits and early song standards, equally sassy Cast Members serve your countrified feast. Between laughs, chow down on pails of all-you-care-to-eat American favorites like fried chicken, smoked BBQ pork ribs, seasonal vegetable, baked beans, fresh baked corn bread and strawberry shortcake. Unlimited draft beer, wine, sangria and soft drinks are included for Guests 21 years of age or older (proper ID required).