If you could pick on restaurant which would it be??? 1st timmer!!

[Pixiedust34]

If I had just 1 table service meal, I'd pick a character meal for sure! There are many great Disney restaurants, though a character meal adds that Disney magic! You'll get food plus character interaction.

For picky eaters, a buffet is best because everyone gets to hand pick his own food. Chef Mickey's is a lot of fun, and you'll see the classic characters! Breakfast is cheaper than dinner, so if you're budget-minded, breakfast is the way to go.

 

[latexscooter]

Chef Mickey's. If its going to be just one you want it to have the Disney magic, be fun, and palatable. The character interaction is good, the food is good (mashed taters are my fav), and its lots of fun - twirl those napkins!

 

[vascubaguy]

My only "gotta do ADR" was Boma! A great mix of non-everyday food PLUS the magnificent AKL to explore before/after the meal.

The only other "repeat" on our list of ADRs for our next trip is 'Ohana (which I want to try due to the new changes - didn't like the old), and Wolfgang Puck Cafe. The other 8 will be new to us.

Others that we really thought about doing again were 50sPT, CRT, and LeCellier.

 

[keishashadow]

1) Le Cellier - yumm!

2) Chef Mickey's dinner, fun in a group; grown-ups can relax & enjoy the charactar interaction. Never saw my DH be so goofy

3) Fantasmic pkg...for the seats; H&V is OOP friendly & decent.

I'd say CRT, non-princess meal but, those days are done. Awfully pricey these days.

 

[jgreen]

My choice would be Kona, although it doesn't offer much in the "fun" department. The food however was outstanding, and there are enough choices that I think anyone could find something they would like. Not too expensive either.

 

[OurMsBrooks]

My family always has a great time at the Garden Grill in the Land pavillion. I can't put my finger on exactly what it is, whether it's that it rotates, or the good food, or the great character interaction. At any rate, we have always left there laughing.

If you want a cool atmosphere, you can't beat San Angel Inn in Mexico.

A neat counter service restaurant is in Morocco. You can get a lovely platter of food and sit at one of the tables in the courtyard. In December I got to listen to a neat talk about holidays in Morocco and hear music.

Finally, I have to mention DH and DS's favorite: Flame Tree BBQ in AK. They love the food, and I am crazy about the secluded seating. Follow the paths to the left of the service counter to find a series of beautiful patios overlooking the water.