Need help... Deluxe Dining

[MarinaD]

OK, so we're booked airfare and all for October to be able to enjoy some of the Halloween events in WDW. Now I need everyone's help deciding on resturants. We're doing the Dlx Dining Plan which offers us 3 meals, a day... being that we're travelling w. a 2 1/2 year old, I don't think we care about a lot of the rides, hence why we don't mind enjoying some of the GREAT eats in the WORLD. We're there for 6 nights... but we get 21 "points".... how would you recommend using them? And which resturants would you go too?

Would you do breakfast with characters? Or would you use more of the meals on signature resturants for dinner?

does anyone have advice of activities for 2 yr olds there...

lots of ?'s .. I know...

 

[Shmily1]

First, look at the menus and see what you would like to eat.

Secondly, look for stuff that is fun.

Thirdly, are you more of breakfast lovers or dinner lovers? I have two breakfast lovers (I just love food so it doesn't matter to me when I get it, just long as I get it!!) so that is ultimately most important.

Suggestions that would satisfy both:

Coral Reef
Cape May Cafe character breakfast
Crystal Palace
Chef Mickey's
Princess breakfast at Ahkher???? I forgot the spelling !!!
Ohana's

Good luck!!!

 

[mickeysgirl17]

My plan is to do 1 regular table service for either bfst or lunch and then do a signature restaurant for dinner. I know we can't possibly eat 3 meals a day plus 2 snacks so I think this will work out.

Here are my suggestions:

Crystal palace at MK
Le Cellier at epcot
Coral Reef at epcot
Prime time cafe at mgm
Chef Mickeys at Contemporary
Jiko at AKL
California Grill at Contemporary
Ohana at the Polynesian
Yachstman steakhouse at the Yacht club

Some of these are more upscale and for adults, but they all welcome children.