Need some new places to try for TS meals

[tlriv5]

We are planning a trip for next year. We includes hubby and three teenage daughters. We have been three times on dining plan and figure this will be our last for quite a while with our oldest going to college soon. We are wanting to know what restaurants you think we have missed trying. I will list where we have eaten already. Thanks for any input!

MK: Crystal Palace and Liberty Tree
DHS: 50's and Sci-fi
Epcot: Coral Reef, Marrakesh, Biergarten, San Angel
Whispering Canyon, Ohana (bk&d), 1900, Chef Mickey and Boma

 

[Pakey]

I think Tusker House has the best food for a character meal.

I think Sanaa is the best resort restaurant that is only 1TS credit on the dining plan.

I also think the Wave is very good and would hop on the monorail to eat there rather than the MK restaurants.

Ragland Road at DTD is very good and the entertainment (except Sunday nights when the band doesn't play) is very fun.

3 trips and you have not done Le Cellier? I would book a lunch there on my Epcot day since lunch is still only 1TS credit.

 

[Tony NY]

these two jump right off my head
Narcoossee's & Via Napoli

 

[Lisa loves Pooh]

We are planning a trip for next year. We includes hubby and three teenage daughters. We have been three times on dining plan and figure this will be our last for quite a while with our oldest going to college soon. We are wanting to know what restaurants you think we have missed trying. I will list where we have eaten already. Thanks for any input!

MK: Crystal Palace and Liberty TreeTony's--but it seems folks either like it or hate it
DHS: 50's and Sci-fi The meal we enjoyed the best was at Mama Melrose's. We were not fans of the Brown Derby. But some folks rave.
Epcot: Coral Reef, Marrakesh, Biergarten, San AngelRose & Crown, the restaurant in China, Tepenyaki in Japan?
Whispering Canyon, Ohana (bk&d), 1900, Chef Mickey and Boma That other one at the contemporary--where some folks can see the fireworks.

I also second Raglan Road and we happen to like Wolfgang Puck's...although we usually eat at the Express.

 

[juliebug1997]

We are planning a trip for next year. We includes hubby and three teenage daughters. We have been three times on dining plan and figure this will be our last for quite a while with our oldest going to college soon. We are wanting to know what restaurants you think we have missed trying. I will list where we have eaten already. Thanks for any input!

MK: Crystal Palace and Liberty Tree
DHS: 50's and Sci-fi
Epcot: Coral Reef, Marrakesh, Biergarten, San Angel
Whispering Canyon, Ohana (bk&d), 1900, Chef Mickey and Boma

I'm not so adventurous as to try Marrakesh and Boma, but I like your choices. I do hear different things about San Angel, so I would probably pick Via Napoli before that. Love VN!!!!!

 

[chocovrdmicears]

We are planning a trip for next year. We includes hubby and three teenage daughters. We have been three times on dining plan and figure this will be our last for quite a while with our oldest going to college soon. We are wanting to know what restaurants you think we have missed trying. I will list where we have eaten already. Thanks for any input!

MK: Crystal Palace and Liberty Tree
DHS: 50's and Sci-fi
Epcot: Coral Reef, Marrakesh, Biergarten, San Angel
Whispering Canyon, Ohana (bk&d), 1900, Chef Mickey and Boma

Sorry to quote you but I needed to see your list as I type.
My suggestions:

MK: The Plaza
Epcot: Via Napoli (best meal out of our 10 day trip this past May)
Kona @ Poly
AK: Tusker House breakfast

I know it's not a TS but WPE @ DTD - if you haven't been. We found the food and service better than many TS meals.

HTH

 

[MJAJmom]

To add to the suggestions so far.

Epcot - we love the food and atmosphere at Teppan Edo, Tutto Italia is lovely inside and quite delicious
DTD - try out TRex, the food is just ok but the dinosaur theming is fabulous and fun

 

[krb2g]

Epcot: Teppan Edo, Rose & Crown, Le Cellier
DHS: Brown Derby

 

[rznhal]

We love yak and yeti at Animal Kingdom!!

 

[XGrumpy1]

Rose and Crown in Epcot is a lot of fun.

 

[LBlovesM&WDW]

Here are some of our faves:

Resorts:
Kona (B or D)
Boma (B or D)
Wave (B or D)
Kouzzina (B)

EP:
Tepan Edo
Via Napoli


Other restaurants we like are 2 credits:
Le Cellier (D)
Cali Grill
Artist Point

 

[LynneyPooh]

LeCellier is a must if you like steaks.

California Grill @ the contemporary is awesome- (may be my DD9's fav)

Wolfgang Puck's @ DTD- they have a dinning room- hasn't disappointed yet!

Garden Grill has a great character experience.

CRT- just to be able to say you've eaten @ the castle. Breakfast was pretty good, but their reviews for lunch and dinner are very mixed.

We've enjoyed Teppen Edo (japan @ epcot).

Mama Melrose. I really liked it, DH said it was good, DD9 says it was her least fav, however I need to point out that we ate lunch, and in June its a heavy meal for the afternoon. Also comparing this meal to Cali Grill, Le Cellier, Teppen Edo, and O'hana it is at the bottom of the list...but worth eating there IMHO.

Another new thing to try, not a TS, but well worth the money is the dessert party. Lots of yummy desserts, and good seating for Wishes.

 

[shannonstar]

I'm going to agree with a lot of the others and say:

Tusker for Breakfast
Boma for dinner
Le Cellier for lunch
Raglan Road for dinner

My spouse loved these, my kid loved these. It was a family win every time!

 

[tkillini99]

Kona Cafe is good for breakfast or dinner.

We love California Grill--our favorite adult place and would be good for older kids.

Tusker House is our favorite character meal.

Sanaa is excellent and very unique!