If it were your last trip to WDW ever?

[neverlandsky]

Where would you eat & why?

 

[drenalin'junkie]

V&A.
Best food there for 1. Best dining experience there as well.

 

[dreamer17555]

Hoop Dee Doo. Truthfully you can get a V&A experience on DCL at Remy IMO but I have yet to find food + show combo as good as Hoop Dee Doo

 

[DWillowBay]

Boma for dinner. Those soups! I love the many options, from more exotic to common, at the buffet. I'm not really a buffet-girl, but......that one....yes! ...and the desserts!

 

[Figment Mom]

Hoop Dee Doo is definitely my number one pick. It's quintessential Disney and full of nostalgia.

 

[drenalin'junkie]

Hoop Dee Doo. Truthfully you can get a V&A experience on DCL at Remy IMO but I have yet to find food + show combo as good as Hoop Dee Doo

With all due respect to the restaurant and chef, Enchante is more comparable to Monsieur Paul's than V&A in quality of ingredients, wine selection , opulence and atmosphere. The other fine dining restaurants on DCL ships are just behind.

 

[pinkxray]

That’s such a tough question since I still haven’t tried so many places. I would most likely go back to places I love. Narcossee for dinner and maybe Crystal Palace for breakfast. I would definitely finish my night off with some Disney popcorn while watching the fireworks.


In my close to 20 trips to WDW, we have never been to Hoop de doo. I should probably check it out since others are mentioning it here.

 

[SleeplessInTO]

Cinderellas Royal Table. To be inside the castle, even if the food isn’t the absolute best, because I can eat great food elsewhere. Hard to dine in the castle if I’ll never be at WDW again.

 

[loves to dive]

No clue. Most likely wherever has a last minute ADR. There are a few places that I almost always hit up on a trip and few I haven't tried but I like playing the lottery with finding somewhere to eat. Who knows, it's always a gamble.

 

[Shughart]

HDDR and CRT.

We did HDDR for my son's 10th birthday trip and my kids thought it was a riot. Even me who thinks stuff like that is kinda cringe, enjoyed their laughter and joy. The food was meh. But I'd go for the memories and vibes.

CRT because the castle, princesses and honestly and I enjoyed breakfast. That one was mostly for me. Little me wanted to go to that castle my WHOLE LIFE. We went on the same trip.

 

[GrumpyInPhilly]

Cinderellas Royal Table. To be inside the castle, even if the food isn’t the absolute best, because I can eat great food elsewhere. Hard to dine in the castle if I’ll never be at WDW again.

Agree. It's been a long while since the only time I ate there.

 

[Simba's Mom]

Jiko, and Beaches and Cream.

 

[RanDIZ]

BOMA! Endless selection of good quality exotic foods. Finish off the meal with zebra domes and call it a day!

 

[Stratman50th]

I've already had my last trip to DW and we had the 8 piece chicken dinner from P&Js carry out at Fort Wilderness.

 

[Mouse Tracker]

Biergarten

First TS meal on first ever trip, fitting to end with the beginning

 

[Anthony1971]

It would have to be an experience maybe Space 220. I like space themed . Most of the places with was unique food are long gone. Although a ? Steak it was prepared based on the theme of the resort. But I work in NYC so it is very easy to find signature and the full 4-5 hour Michelin nightmare. No offense to those who enjoy the 10+ miniature plates of very rich food perfectly choreographed from the appearance to having all plates put on the table at once… nothing like a wall of service people surrounding a table of 10. But everyone who can should try it once. Many big cities will have some with a reasonably priced 3-4 corse for lunch as well.

 

[fla4fun]

Well, let’s see . . . I get breakfast, lunch, and dinner on my last Disney day, right?

Breakfast would be Primo Priatto at Riviera. We loved the breakfast sandwiches there, and the banana bread.

Lunch would be Nine Dragons at Epcot. It’s one of our favorite Epcot restaurants and since it has an all day menu, we can get our favorites for lunch.

I am torn for dinner between Beaches and Cream and 50’s Prime Time. I get similar things at each, and the ambiance of the two restaurants has some similarities, with a fifties kind of feel. Probably whichever one we could get an ADR for.

 

[Sparrow'sLady]

My approach would be to eat at places I always considered but skipped for one reason or another. That could be table, counter or snack.

 

[Beezle2]

Hoop Dee Doo. Truthfully you can get a V&A experience on DCL at Remy IMO but I have yet to find food + show combo as good as Hoop Dee Doo

I think we got the worst table possible the time we went. Shoved over by the musicians, in the kitchen traffic pattern, right by a huge speaker. It was a trifecta of awful. But the musicians were pleasant to chat with.

 

[nursejackie]

Breakfast would be CRT, having only been with a boy a princess breakfast is something I've never experienced.

Lunch would be Be Our Guest, I want to dine in the West Wing again (not been since the menu changed).

Dinner would have to be Narcoosees at the Grand Floridian. We have had many Christmas day dinners there, so many happy memories.

I can die happy