On a day by day basis I would say:
March 3: I love the dinner option, but would agree that taking the little one could be tough for you. Are you doing babysitting, bringing someone to babysit, or have experience with your little one out to eat? I ask that last part b/c I have seen some children respond perfectly to sitdown dinners and others run around every restaurant like it was Whispering Canyon Cafe (more about the parent than the child, IMO
) I have never been to Pepper Market before - but everything I hear says good plan.
She's almost 3 months old, so she won't be running around anywhere 
She's a *VERY* good baby. She sleeps all night and loves just hanging out in her sling or stroller. We go out to nice dinners frequently at home and always take her with us. She rarely is upset and very easy to calm. I feed her if she's hungry, but other than that she's just content to sit and watch. We won't be doing any babysitting services - I'm not trusting anyone with her just yet and it's just the 3 of us going.
March 4: Yak and Yeti is on my list of places to try - looking forward to hearing what you think of it. WP - I have only done this downstairs, and it was frantic and crazy - fun energy, but mediocre service. The food was pretty good. Upstairs is hopefully a better experience.
I'm hoping upstairs is good!! Yak and Yeti is great - we ate there twice during our last trip!!
March 5: Personally, I'd cut out the lunch ressie and do a counter service snack. You have a buffet breakfast (which I love) and a buffet dinner (which I think is the best buffet on property). I'd go for a counter service lunch at MK - Columbia Harborhouse?? - and then have the dinner.
Hmm good suggestion... I was really looking forward to CP lunch because some of the food looks great! But I may consider that.
March 6: I like both of these. I have read mixed reviews on Rose & Crown, but I think it is great. DW has been to "old Teppan Edo" (Teppen Yaki - I think) and we have done Tokyo Dining before. I love the food in Japan!
I'm looking forward to both of these very much!! DH has never had a teppanyaki style meal before!
March 7: Again my concern is two buffet meals plus a sit down. I'd pass on Coral Reef and grab a snack somewhere around World Showcase.
The only reason we are doing CR again is so that DH can try the catfish and cheese grits - he regretted not getting that last time...
March 8: Looks like a good eating day - Whispering Canyon has pretty good food, and Yachtsman's gets real strong reviews.
Hubby is really looking forward to YS - steak is his favorite, and I planned this one for him.
March 9: LOVE LOVE LOVE the idea of ending a trip at California Grill, and Flametree is a place I am definitely trying next trip! Kona's breakfast is on my short list of favorite breakfasts (along with the Wave and Crystal Palace)
We ended our honeymoon trip at California Grill and decided to make it a tradition - we just loved it!! I also couldn't miss out on Tonga Toast - we missed it last time!
I think you have a good mix of signature and table service, but I would just say watch out for how many "Big" meals you have planned. I always want to plan so many sitdown meals when we go, and we end up canceling ressies b/c we are just too full or want to not stop for meals. I like your signature dining experiences - well mixed throughout the trip and not too many at once. We always have to remind ourselves that we will come back again so we don't have to eat at every restaurant on every trip!
Thank you so much, you were very helpful!!
Thanks for your input!!
