Need some foody ideas?

[MrsTigger]

I have two day where I don't really know where to book for our ADR's. One of the days is when we shall hopefully going to MNSSHP.... I have nothing planned for this day other than being in MK in the evening so I'm looking for somewhere we can go for an early dinner either in or near MK?

The other is an Epcot day, we plan to spend late afternoon and evening in WS and then maybe stay for Illuminations.... any ideas?

We already plan to eat at:-
Boma
Yak and Yeti
Coral Reef
Raglan Road
California Grill
Whispering Canyon Cafe
Captain Grill
Crystal Palace
Sci-Fi
The Wave
Sanaa
O’hana
Chef Mickey

 

[scojos]

for your epcot night i would def reccomend lecellier, one of the hotest properties onsite, def worth the hassle.
you dont state wether ohanas is bfast or dinner, but mayve you could do both..?

 

[MrsTigger]

Thanks,We're doing Ohana for dinner. I did consider Le Cellier but I took it off the list again..... I'll have a another look at some reviews...

 

[torsie24]

For a pre MNSSHP meal I'd recommend maybe doing a lunch that day and then grabbing something at the party if you get peckish?

Really you want to be in the party between 4.30 and 5 to enjoy some really empty MK attractions (people start leaving at around 4 and most party guests don't know they can go in before 7). I had a look at getting Kona/WCC for MNSSHP day but the dinner service doesn't start until 5 I think, so we wouldn't have t got the MK when I wanted to.

So really if it were me I'd plan nothing for the morning and then go to DTD or a Resort for a big lunch early afternoon.

 

[MrsTigger]

Ahhh thanks I didnt know we would be able to go in earlier... lunch def sounds like a good plan then- just need to decide where LOL

 

[gemmybear83]

For a pre MNSSHP meal I'd recommend maybe doing a lunch that day and then grabbing something at the party if you get peckish?

Really you want to be in the party between 4.30 and 5 to enjoy some really empty MK attractions (people start leaving at around 4 and most party guests don't know they can go in before 7). I had a look at getting Kona/WCC for MNSSHP day but the dinner service doesn't start until 5 I think, so we wouldn't have t got the MK when I wanted to.

So really if it were me I'd plan nothing for the morning and then go to DTD or a Resort for a big lunch early afternoon.

I agree! We went to Sanaa for lunch and then went to the pool for a couple of hours, and then went to MNSSHP, it was humid the night we were there I am so pleased we took it easy! We got counter service in the middle of MNSSHP (whilst not snacking on the candy!).

 

[torsie24]

I agree! We went to Sanaa for lunch and then went to the pool for a couple of hours, and then went to MNSSHP, it was humid the night we were there I am so pleased we took it easy! We got counter service in the middle of MNSSHP (whilst not snacking on the candy!).

Haha, we gorged oursleves on so much candy that all we managed was some popcorn to even out the sugar while we were waiting for the parade! We went to MK in the morning, WCC for lunch at about 2.30 the headed back for an hour at the pool and a relax in our room with the A/C on before heading out to the party.

 

[Pegasus928]

For Epcot I would recommend Biergarten - our favourite place in WSC - but then we haven't been to Le Cellier and that is top of our list for our next trip.

Food wise on the day you go to MNSSHP would depend on whether you are going dressed up or not. We did so there is no way we could have stopped anywhere off site
We ate when we got there at the last restaurant on the left as you head towards the castle - I think it was Caseys but couldn't say for sure. It was certainly good enough to keep us going for the night, and the candy was good for filling in the gaps

 

[Jets fan]

I too would recommend Le Cellier in Canada as their food is just sooo tasty

Tina