Help! Where to book my last TS?

[Mellie0119]

We arrive Thursday afternoon (hoping to be in the parks by 4:00pm) and have 4 day park hoppers, checking out Sunday morning (leaving for the airport around 4pm). We are on the dining plan and it's just the two of us big kids going. We already have two ADR's for Friday (Chefs De France) and Saturday (Ohana).

Now, where to eat the last meal? Since it's just the two of us, we don't *have* to book a character meal. Sunday we're planning on spending the day at DisneyMGM Studios, Thursday night is likely EPCOT. We don't mind eating late (like at a resort restaurant after the parks have closed), or breakfast/lunch.

Help! TIA!

 

[bleeps]

If you like fish, Coral Reef at Epcot is lovely.
If you like Asian food and want great food and a fun/different experience, try Teppanyaki at Epcot.
At MGM, we love the Brown Derby -- elegant, subdued, and great food.

The Coral Reef is supposed to be going to one TS credit but I don't remember when that change is coming; Brown Derby is currently 2 so those might not work....

Tell us a little more about your likes/dislikes!

 

[Mellie0119]

Since it's just us grownups we aren't that picky, we have eaten at San Angel Inn before, but no where else in the WS. We've also done the Prime Time and Mama Melrose's at the Studios.

We both are fairly adventurous in our eating (well DH more than me ). He'll eat just about anything! This is our first trip without the kids (pretty much ever) so it's almost harder to plan- we aren't limited to the restaurants that serve chicken nuggets and grilled cheese.

Mainly, we just love good food!

 

[Fall1]

I would try Le Cellier in Epcot (Canada), it's amazing and there's alot of the menu to choose from.

 

[bleeps]

Since it's just us grownups we aren't that picky, we have eaten at San Angel Inn before, but no where else in the WS. We've also done the Prime Time and Mama Melrose's at the Studios.

We both are fairly adventurous in our eating (well DH more than me ). He'll eat just about anything!

Mainly, we just love good food!

I'm really going to recommend Teppanyaki, then -- your profile sounds a bit like ours; adventurous eaters who love a good meal. The filet mignon cooked on the big grill table there was one of the finest meals on our trip!

 

[Terri C]

How about Marrakesh in Morrocco (EPCOT)?

Terri

 

[budbeerlady]

I would try Le Cellier in Epcot (Canada), it's amazing and there's alot of the menu to choose from.

I second this vote! We would go back to Le Cellier tonight if possible!

 

[ZoZo]

Le Cellier, without a doubt. Ask for extra pretzel breadsticks - they're to die for!

 

[Dale-Not-Chip]

How about Marrakesh in Morrocco (EPCOT)?

Terri

Yes Yes Yes. This place often gets overlooked so you meal will be a little more intimate. a lot of people are scared to try ethnic food they are unfamiliar with.

the food is Good. Uniquely seasoned but not Spicy. Belly Dancers and live Music.

Very good.

Try places you can't get back at home.

 

[Mellie0119]

We have plenty of steak houses here in Texas.

I'm leaning towards Marrakesh or Teppanyaki (how does this compare to Benihana?). I'm almost as excited about the food as the whole trip!

 

[Terri C]

We have plenty of steak houses here in Texas.

I'm leaning towards Marrakesh or Teppanyaki (how does this compare to Benihana?). I'm almost as excited about the food as the whole trip!

We have gone to Teppanyaki two times. Please don't get me wrong, it was good both times, but IMO not any better than a Benihana type place. If you have a Japanese steak house in your area you may want to try something else. I'm sure whatever you decide on you will have a great time

Terri

 

[Grumpy_Disney_Dad]

I know it has Princesses at dinner but the lamb at Akershus was very good as were the assortment of appetizers. Definately a good place for adventurous eaters