I'm done obsessing about resort and airfare, back to ADRs

[Aliceacc]

I have a pretty good idea in my mind of our ADR's. But I would love a little input to see if there's something out there I should have considered.

We're a family of 5: my husband and I will eat anything. My son (10) will also eat anything. My older daughter (8) pretty much exists on Chicken nuggets. My youngest daughter (5) loves typical kiddie menu fare: mac and cheese, pizza, chicken nuggets. The girls are into the whole princess thing of course, but we don't want to spend 2 meals on Cinderella's castle.

We're going in Aug, staying at the Contemporary, and we're on the DDP. It's the first time for the kids; my husband and I were last at WDW in 1990. We're staying for 6 nights, 7 days.

So.... here's my question:
What one or 2 restaurants do YOU think we should try, and why?

Thanks for your input. I'll be interested in seeing the variety of responses I get.

 

[Native NYer]

We'll be there in August also. We're staying at the POLY and will be on Deluxe dining. When we were there in June, my nephew LOVED the Garden Grill in Epcot. Your daughter can get chicken fingers and fries there. Even though you don't want to do it, Cinderella's Royal Table was terrific!!!! We also loved the 50's Prime Time Cafe.

We're going to the POLY from 1/16-1/20 and these are the ADR we have:
lunch at Cinderella's Royal Table, dinner at O'hana, breakfast at Kona Cafe, lunch at the Garden Grill, dinner at Chef Mickey's, Supercalifragilistic breakfast at 1900 Park Fare, lunch at Yak & Yeti, Cinderella's Gala Feast dinner at 1900 Park Fare, Lilo and Stitch breakfast at O'hana, lunch at the Crystal Palace, and dinner at the Plaza restaurant. We have lots of character meals because we're celebrating my nephew's 4th birthday. I will post a trip report when I return.