Magic Kingdom Resort Resturants

[RobinHoodGirl]

While my trip is not till November, but in 22 days I can start my ADR

The plan for our 1st day there is to hotel hop since it's my friends first trip to WDW and I want her (and she's cool with it too) to see as many of the hotels as possible. We're planning on visiting the Grand Floridian, Poly, Contemporary & Wilderness Lodge area around "Dinner time"

Of those 4 resorts what hotel restaurant would you want to get ADR's at?

Some info on us-
3 adults on the Deluxe Dinning Plan.
1 is a fairly picker eater but has assured me he could find something to eat on the menus
I'm not a fan of sea-food (but most places have a stake and I'm good with those)

So, where would you pick to eat?

 

[BayouMickey]

personally I'd pick GF either Citrico's or Narcooses

 

[jakenjess]

If you want signature dining I'd go with California Grill. If not, either Kona or The Wave.

 

[JoePa4Ever]

Ohana @ the Poly is a favorite of ours

 

[tinkgurl]

I'd say either Kona or Ohana at the Poly.

 

[aidandmommy]

Calf Grille is great and so is Konas we are trying Narcosse in 2 weeks

 

[CR Resort Fan 4 Life]

At the Contemporary I would recommend the California Grill and The Wave.

 

[Golf4food]

If you don't want a signature I'd recommend the Grand Floridian Cafe.

 

[katepass72]

The Wave - it's like a non-signature signature experience

 

[Cat0727]

Kona at the Poly or Cali Grill at the Contemporary.

 

[jdisnut]

The two restaurants at the Polynesian rank among my favorites on property. Both are definitely worth the trip.

California Grill at the Contemporary is widely considered the pinnacle of Disney dining, along with Victoria & Albert's at the Grand Floridian. If you are considering a signature meal at a Magic Kingdom resort, these are the places to research further.

 

[EeyoreEma]

If you want signature, Artist Point is fabulous. Great food, plus a nice, quiet atmosphere. California Grill is good as well, and does have the terrific view.