Need restaurant suggests outside of the parks

[mom2boys]

We have 3 nights at the Swan and are travelling with 2 teenaged boys. We have a car. We have Cirque tickets one evening. We are planning a day at Blizzard Beach & one at DisneyQuest. Any suggestions for dinner & breakfast?

 

[SIMJUN]

Raglan Road, Downton Disney would be my choice for dinner.

Earl of Sandwich (also Downtown Disney) has breakfast sandwhiches also yogurt/granola, muffins etc

 

[Silver Queen]

There are many good restaurants in the deluxe resorts, including the resorts in the Boardwalk area. They are generally better than most of the restaurants in the parks, with perhaps the restaurants in the World Showcase at Epcot. My suggestion would be to check out the menus on the WDW website and see what appeals to your family. You might consider Kona Cafe, The Turf Club, Kouzzina, Boma, The Wave, and The Grand Floridian Cafe. The signature restaurants are also quite good.

 

[DisneyTravelers2008]

Across from downtown Disney near the Mcdonalds is Chevy's Mexican Restaurnat....the food is wonderful!!

 

[jgates]

I love Bahama Breeze - but be sure you make a 'call-ahead' seating request as it can be a LONG wait.

 

[luvmarypoppins]

Breakfast - The Swan has a buffet on the week ends. I dont know if you will be there a week end day. It does have 2 charaters but tons of food for teen boys (We took our 3 when we went there). Also Cape May Cafe at the Beac h Club, but it has characters. The Captains Grill at the Yacht Club has a buffet for breakfast or you can order off the breakfast menu.

Dinner - ESPN if they are sports fans, Ohana at the Poynesian or Whispering Canyon Cafe at the Wilderness Lodge (bottomless milkshakes), those have more of an entertainment factor. Maye Boma, or Jiko. You could also tie in a Kona dinner at the Polynesian with viewing the water paegent and the fireworks from the beach.