Help me fill in a few meals...

[Juliet0778]

I almost forgot Raglan Road. If you go for dinner, they have live music and dancing. They even gather up some of the kids to join in, it's really cute and great food. But it is super loud.

Yep, great atmosphere and some of the best food we had last trip. We're going our first night there this time.

 

[Bellabully]

Teppan Edo ia fun with a large group of all ages, even picky eaters as you can take out ingredients of meals. Also, another vote for Via Napoli.

 

[Laura Loves Tigger]

Boma! Really good food, plus AKL is beautiful and well worth seeing. I was hesitant the first time we went because me DD is somewhat picky. She ate the usual chicken nuggets and mac and cheese, but also tried some of the African dishes, which she really liked. She requests it every trip now.

 

[jsternad]

Raglan Road is a must-do for us every trip. Great food, great entertainment, delicious bread pudding. Other ones I really liked a few weeks ago was 50's Prime Time, Liberty Tree Tavern, Le Cellier is another must do. Garden Grill is a great character meal (we like bfast), San Angel Inn was good and fun, Biergarten is on my list to try next time!

 

[TwoMisfits]

We will eat together for most meals. The 2 little ones are special and have lots of sensory things going on. We are hoping if we do 2 sit down meals a day then they wont need to go back to the room as much. Not sure it will work out that way but we can always change it up if we need to. We are staying 15 days.

15 days, all planned park days with 10 people? With 2 sensory children, rather than 2 sit downs a day (that's like 30 sit downs), I might plan a few quiet take out meals from fast casual dining for around a pool or in your room. You already said you picked all your favorites, so unless you're on DDP, I'd save a few days for someone to take their car (or Uber) to a Crossroads (or close by) fast casual place and grab your kids' favorites. These could even be late dinners, especially if parks close early on days during your trip or rainy days are forecast. With 10 folks, you're likely to save $200-$300/meal you plan that way vs scheduling yet another sit down your kids may get sick of...and you could also send the "dinner getter" out of the park early, so food would be ready and waiting as you got back to the resort (and another plus, many fast casual sites let you order ahead, so you could order in the morning for a planned meal time, just like if you were planning a restaurant ADR)...