We just returned Oct. 5 and I wanted to share the wonderful experience we had at 1900 Park Fare and Cape May Cafe.
We had eaten at 1900 last year and really enjoyed it and it was just as great this time. We ate on Oct. 4 around 6 pm. My ADR was actually for 6:50 but my children got hungry early that day so some very helpful CMs at Magic Kingdom and Grand Floridian helped us to change our ADR to an earlier time.
The food was plentiful and fresh and we sampled a little of most everything between the 5 of us. We were all able to find much that we liked (and that includes the picky 6 year old and tomato fearing 16 year old
) and really nothing that we disliked. The things that stood out were the tomato mozzarella salad (for dh), chilled strawberry soup, mojo turkey, curry chicken, stuffed pork loin, and some super delicious very yummy bananas foster 
!!
Character interaction was great too. The fairy Godmother was in the waiting area, and Cinderella, the Prince, Suzy and Perrla circulated in the room. Cinderella was especially sweet with both my children and those around us (even the hyper little boy-not mine-who kept messing with her hair). Last year we did see Belle in her yellow dress at this meal but she was not here this year. Our server was good also-she kept our drinks full and our table cleared. It was a great meal and enjoyed by the whole family.
Our other meal was breakfast at Cape May Cafe and it was wonderful too. There was lots of fresh fruit, the kids enjoyed the Mickey waffles, the omlet eggs were good (a bit too much onion for me but dh loved them), plenty of fresh pastries and usual breakfast fare. Our server was great here too-kept our juice refilled and dishes out of the way.
But the character interaction was out of this world. Goofy was a hoot! He spent so much time with my kids playing around and they loved it. Chip and Dale tried to feed my 2 year old and Minnie even had the 16 year old posing for pictures. It was a great meal, not very crowded, and lots of fun. I would definitely go back and recommend it.
We had eaten at 1900 last year and really enjoyed it and it was just as great this time. We ate on Oct. 4 around 6 pm. My ADR was actually for 6:50 but my children got hungry early that day so some very helpful CMs at Magic Kingdom and Grand Floridian helped us to change our ADR to an earlier time.
The food was plentiful and fresh and we sampled a little of most everything between the 5 of us. We were all able to find much that we liked (and that includes the picky 6 year old and tomato fearing 16 year old
) and really nothing that we disliked. The things that stood out were the tomato mozzarella salad (for dh), chilled strawberry soup, mojo turkey, curry chicken, stuffed pork loin, and some super delicious very yummy bananas foster !!Character interaction was great too. The fairy Godmother was in the waiting area, and Cinderella, the Prince, Suzy and Perrla circulated in the room. Cinderella was especially sweet with both my children and those around us (even the hyper little boy-not mine-who kept messing with her hair). Last year we did see Belle in her yellow dress at this meal but she was not here this year. Our server was good also-she kept our drinks full and our table cleared. It was a great meal and enjoyed by the whole family.
Our other meal was breakfast at Cape May Cafe and it was wonderful too. There was lots of fresh fruit, the kids enjoyed the Mickey waffles, the omlet eggs were good (a bit too much onion for me but dh loved them), plenty of fresh pastries and usual breakfast fare. Our server was great here too-kept our juice refilled and dishes out of the way.
But the character interaction was out of this world. Goofy was a hoot! He spent so much time with my kids playing around and they loved it. Chip and Dale tried to feed my 2 year old and Minnie even had the 16 year old posing for pictures. It was a great meal, not very crowded, and lots of fun. I would definitely go back and recommend it.
Also... beware of a brainfreeze! 
