Need advice

[problemchild718]

Help. We will be at WDW 1/8-1/14 staying at Old Key West (DVC) plan on eating breakfast all but once in the room. I plan on buying DDE and having a sit down dinner each night. I am bringing DH, DS 15, DS 13 and DD 6. The kids tend to be pretty conservative eaters. What would you suggest as good choices for dinner/late lunch with this age group? I was thinking Ohana's and La Cantina de San Angel...where else? Thanks!

 

[MouseWorshipin]

Liberty Tree Tavern in the Magic Kingdom.
Whispering Canyon Cafe at the Wilderness Lodge (fun!).


I know you said you're doing breakfast in room, but please consider a breakfast at the Crystal Palace in the Magic Kingdom. It is the best breakfast (if not the best meal) in all of WDW. And the restaurant is lovely.

Have a great trip!

 

[Wendy1953]

Go to allears.net...they have all the menu's for all of the restaurants on site...The peppr market at Coronado Springs is great...different varities for different tastes....LTT is wonderful as OP stated, CP is good, but the ages of your children concerns me....I'm not sure if the older ones are into character meals....

 

[CoolDisneyCat]

When my DD was younger, her favorites were 50's Prime Time, Beaches and Cream, Le Cellier, Grand Floridian Cafe, Kona Cafe and Liberty Tree Tavern.

I know other kids who really like Sci Fi, Mama Melrose,Tony's and Yacht Club Galley.

 

[hockeybabe]

I agree about Whispering Canyon, it's fun for all! We like Biergarten in EPCOT, they have a really fun show to watch and participate in as you eat, and it's buffet style, so everyone gets what they want, and there is no waiting for food, which can be the hardest time for excited and tired kids. We loved Ohana, so good choice there

 

[problemchild718]

Thanks for all the input! We have been to WDW many times, and until now, the age difference wasn't a huge issue. We have done CP maybe 4 times and Ohana's breakfast a couple times. Thought this time I'd shoot for a Mickey and Friends breakfast, maybe try Boma, Whispering Canyon Sci Fi, Liberty Tree...how about Cali Garden in Epcot?