Must eats

[Steph9072]

I am laid up right now recovering from a hysterectomy, but that is not the question. Since I am laid up and can’t do much I have been planning our trip in November. Trying to get an idea of where we might want to eat during that week. I was wondering what are your must do restaurants at WDW?

 

[seelyt2]

For me, it's Tutto Italia - I never left disappointed! Between the incredible food and service - it's a win/win. And then I get a Grand Mariner orange slushie outside of the pavillion in France. And then I unbotton my top button in my pants. Whew! ;-)

 

[Valeep]

Hope you have a speedy recovery! Our must do's each trip include: Boma, Le Cellier and Narcooses around MK fireworks time for a more special evening.

 

[TiggerCL]

Hope your recovery is going well! My favorite sit-down restaurants include Narcoossee's, Citrico's, Kona Cafe, Yachtsmen Steakhouse, Portabello and sundaes at Beaches and Cream. Can't wait to eat at some of those October!

 

[LAS321]

Sorry about your hysterectomy. I had one 2 years ago and spent a ridiculous amount of time on my computer while recovering so planning a trip to Disney is the perfect way to recover!
Our "most dos" for breakfast are Crystal Palace and Kona...
For dinner we always go to Boma, either Narcoossee or Citricos (we alternate and don't usually go to both in one visit) and our new "must do" is Yak and Yeti.
For counter service meals our favorite for any meal is Wolfgang Puck Express in DTD....and of course, we always need to make at least one stop a visit at Ghiradelli's
Take care during your recovery and don't overdo!!!

 

[dbk1029]

Table Service
Le Cellier
Hoop Dee Doo Review
Kona

Counter Service
Pecos Bill's
Wolfgang Puck Express