Need suggestions for dinner

[JessMomo2boys]

Can you please give me suggestions for a place to have dinner on Sunday after spending the day in the park? I have two kids, ages 6 and 3. Picky eaters, so the menu needs to offer mac n cheese kid meal, haha.


Thanks!

 

[Flitterific]

I think the Jazz Kitchen will be a good place to go. They have really good food and mac and cheese is on the kid's menu. It's in DTD so you don't need park tickets to go. Here is the link to their menus: http://www.rbjazzkitchen.com/menus.php

Oh, forgot to mention that they have really good beignets, creme brulee trio, and a chocolate bread pudding that is to die for (more like a souffle though). Have fun on your trip!

 

[pixiewings71]

Jazz Kitchen, RFC, they both have good choices for kids.

 

[JessMomo2boys]

Thank you!!!

 

[LavenderPeach]

Storytellers at the GCH also has mac n cheese and it's a relatively quiet restaurant to relax in (not too quiet to bring little kids to though).

We went to both Jazz Kitchen and Storytellers a few weeks ago with 2 little kids (3 and 4) and 2 very picky older kids (10 and 13) and everyone seemed happy with those 2 restaurants.

 

[skiingfast]

Just across the street on Harbor is an IHOP I think kids eat free. That may be Denny's deal though, it is South on Harbor about 100 feet from the IHOP. Pancakes for dinner, may just be a childs favorite.

 

[jimreuter]

Mac and cheese is on the children's menu at both Blue Bayou and Cafe Orleans inside the park - they both have tasty stuff for adults. For Blue Bayou it is best to have reservations, 1-714-781-DINE. There are lots of other places inside the parks that do kids and adults both well, but the hotel restaurants and Downtown Disney are only minutes away walking, and Mimi's and few other nice places are just as close as the hotels.