Help! Picky (Adult) Eaters.

[ColleenS]

Our group of four is dad 51, kids 22,20,12, we are all picky eaters. My dad won't eat cheese of any kind. No one will it sauce on any type of meat. You get the picture.
Here's our dinning choices

Sunday- Teppanyaki on our first night. We know this will be fine
Monday- Brown Derby - can we order things 'plain'? Is there a better suggestion for table service?
Tuesday- we have reservations at Spoodles, but I'm not committed to that at all. Any suggestions for Boardwalk, DTD, or surrounding hotels?
Wednesday- we have ADR at Crystal Palace. We should be okay here too.

Do you experts have any suggestions for monday and tuesday?

 

[bicker]

One question is how much are you willing to make all the arrangements to suit your father, instead of expecting your father to make due with some of the arrangements that would suit the rest of you best.

Assuming dad trumps kids, Spoodles might be a problem. The whole point of the place is the wonderful flavors they create. Flying Fish would be a better approach, since you can readily order anything without special seasoning and without sauces.

Brown Derby should be fine. Just ask for no seasoning, no sauce.

 

[Ava]

Disney restaurants in general are very accommodating to various dietary needs. Your dad shouldn't have a problem requesting his meats be cooked without any sauces/seasonings, eliminating cheese, etc.

 

[Grumpy92]

I agree on Spoodles that may not be a good choice. Big River or Beaches & Cream might be better selections.

As others have already said the chefs are very accommodating. You also might want to take a look at the menus on the following site.
http://www.allearsnet.com/menu/menus.htm