'Ohana for one?

[crzy4mk]

I'll be visiting solo in January 2007, and was kind of considering going back to 'Ohana as a single diner. Has anyone done this, and how was it? I don't typically mind being a solo, and in most restaurants it's not a big deal, but with the family atmosphere at 'Ohana I wonder if it would be comfortable? And I assume they would seat me at one of the little "tables for 2" unless there is some other type of seating I haven't seen. Anyone ever done this or seen someone dining solo there?

 

[MickeyMonstersMom]

I've eaten solo at 'Ohana twice. The first time I was seated in the main area and the second time I requested the back room just for a little more quiet. Service was wonderful the first time; I was even fussed over a little in a really sweet way. The second time the server practically ignored me in favor of the larger groups - but he did that another time when I came with a party of three as well. It was only a slight annoyance, though, and would not stop me from going again. Let me know if you have more specific questions and I'll try to remember the details.

 

[crzy4mk]

Thanks for the info. BTW, when you were in the main seating area, were you at a table for 2? Is that an option?

 

[MickeyMonstersMom]

I was at a table for four, but of course seated alone. I was at the opposite end from the fire pit, near the kitchens, and facing the windows. I can't recall if there were any two-seaters in the main dining room. I had a table for two in the back room.

 

[oogieboogie]

there are two-top tables in the main dining room, quite a few of them actually next to the window, where you get a nice view of MK.

 

[msteddom]

I ate there solo last January. I was seated by myself at a table for four in the main dining room. I enjoyed my meal there quite a bit. Just by concidence I was there for Wishes, and I had a very good view. It was quite an experience.


Melissa